Jerusalem Stories

Years of research. One impossible mission. A leap through time. Dr. Mikaela, a pioneering scientist and researcher, has spent years on the edge of science-developing cures, experimenting with biological solutions, and pushing the boundaries of time itself. Now, her work leads her to the 12th century, where the life of King Baldwin IV of Jerusalem hangs in the balance. Armed with cutting-edge knowledge, a meticulously engineered time-travel capsule, and single-minded determination, she must navigate a world that neither understands her technology nor her methods. Alone, she must earn the king's trust, administer the cure, and survive long enough to return to her own time. The fate of history-and the hope of humanity-rests in her hands. Time is the ultimate test, and failure is not an option.

Amicia wanted nothing more but peace. But peace is not given to princesses, especially not to the future bride of Baldwin VI of Jerusalem. She does not want to leave home, but she also does not want to disappoint her father, her kingdom. So she obeys and enters a marriage that feels so cold and distant. But what if the little dove with silver hair spreads her wings to comfort the aching king of Jerusalem? Will he let her in? Will she overlook his illness and see him for what he truly is? Or will this sanctuary that is slowly building in their hearts be tested and twisted by those who seek power?

As every nation, every country, is brought together, scrolls are being opened. These scrolls are marking the significance to a new era of spiritual war as prophesied in the book of Revelation. Reina, a woman who never thought this day would come finds her self in a world God has left behind. Her only hope residing in the words of a close friend, "go to Jerusalem".

Some people don't believe in Jesus. They don't think he really lived or died. But I know he did, cause I was there. My name's Daniel and this is the story of Jesus through my eyes.

Know the religion in which they don't eat beacon and don't believe in Jesus

Most Biblical commentators view the "abomination of desolation" as a "religious" sacrilege, akin to the one perpetrated by Antiochus IV Epiphanes in 167 BCE when he outlawed Jewish rites and desecrated the Temple by erecting an altar to Zeus. But the "abomination of desolation" causes utter destruction through the detonation of nuclear warheads on the Temple Mount. This would certainly constitute the most horrible sacrilege in human history!

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"A summer I'll always remember with people I'll never forget" -anonymous

People's lives move in many different directions. Sometimes we need to fold back into ourselves in order to deal with the changes in our own lives. Poetry is a way for humanity to describe its faults, its flaws, and its mortal beauty. The Olive Tree is a collection of poems made from my own discoveries. They are not perfect, as expected, but I believe that they portray the struggles and passions of the human race, and how my own identity (although hidden in the text itself) plays a part. Enjoy these poems, and remember that all writing, whether poetry or prose, contains the heart of the writer.

When 8 children from all over the world have a strange dream of an unknown land, they are suddenly whisked away to a mysterious place with ominous threats and lurking dangers around every corner. They must band together to escape alive - no matter how hard it may be. Rivalries will form, and trust will be broken. But through it all, a story of survival.

poems about religion, feminism, anxiety, and any other things I deal with in life. I already have a bunch of poems published individually on Wattpad but from now on I'm just going to add them here so they're all in one place. Enjoy!

Things happen and plans can change. The Piece of Eden is a mysterious thing and it shouldn't be trifled with. AltairxOc MalikxOc :: co-written with DreamingOokami

A man once told me something, something I had thought was random, but I soon realized what he had meant. The man told me, he'd wear purple with a crown of thorns.