The Theophany: Son-Light restored to a Dark World - Softcover

Grady, Ranny; Perry, Diana Torri

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1514332841 ISBN 13: 9781514332849

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2015

Synopsis

THE THEOPHANY (SON-LIGHT RESTORED TO A DARK WORLD) By Ranny Grady Satan’s foils used Chip-implant technology to gain control of peoples’ memories and set limits about the knowledge one can have. His political minions’ military coup in America removed all Religious History… especially about the Bible, and replaced it with the Politburo’s particular brand of religion: State mandated Temple worship. With the use of pain, suffering, and fear, the Politburo segregates known biblical believers, or those with ancestors who were believers, into Fish Communities to be closely monitored for subversive acts. How can they hear the Good News without a preacher? How can one choose to love Jesus and accept his gift of salvation if one can’t have an opportunity to do so? God’s ‘righteous’ was challenged! He met it by sending a ‘special’ messenger to earth to restore biblical order. How was it done? The reader is invited to come along on one of the wildest spiritual journeys imaginable as God’s Theophany (a godly messenger representing the Creator’s presence on earth) defeats Satan and restores Son-light to a dark world. The Theophany (a Cinnamon colored cat) Cinnamon, recruits an old, once, highly respected Cardiologist, who is a drunk, and they recruit a spiritual team of warriors, most of them from the Fish Community, and set about to defeat Satan’s henchmen: the Politburo’s evil empire, by using a superior type of technology that restores the peoples’ memories about the Bible. Before spiritual order is restored, Luke and Cinnamon will be forced to confront all sorts of evil and mayhem: murder, torture, blood sacrifices, martyrdom, and even exorcisms, and a military assault on the enemy’s secret base, to name a few. Cinnamon is forced into a spiritual war with Satan’s own theophany: Diablo, a huge Black cat, and he and Luke must travel to Hell and back to finally finish the mission God sent his messenger to complete. The story is about America and its rejection of the Creator who has greatly blessed it since the days of its Founding Fathers. It is a story about how America might be, how it might feel, and how it might behave the day it has totally rejected the God of the Bible and the Creator of the Universe. It is an apocalyptic, cautionary tale of what will happen when the citizens of America douse the light of Jesus Christ.

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About the Author

RANNY GRADY’S BIOGRAPHY Ranny Grady is a 75 years old Grandpa, living in a log house in the foothills of the Smokey Mountains, near beautiful Lake Cumberland, in Monticello, Kentucky. He is a U.S. Navy veteran, married to Denise (for 52 years), and has two adult sons and five grandchildren. Ranny is an ordained minister with a Masters of Divinity (in Theology) from Cincinnati Bible College and Seminary (now known as Cincinnati Christian University). He is also a licensed Marriage and Family therapist. Ranny has a varied and rich past having worked for Prentice Hall Publishing Company in sales, marketing and Public relations where scheduled “Author” promotions (i.e. Lawrence Welk); he was a Teacher and coach in Oklahoma in the 1960s; he wrote a weekly column for a small-town newspaper, The Rushville Republican, in Indiana; and he is listed in Who’s Who in American University and Colleges 1979-80. Ranny’s passion is to write biblically based stories that will challenge the believer to draw closer to Jesus Christ; and the unbeliever to question why he keeps his distance from the Creator of the universe. To date he has written and published three books: Lou’s Dirty Dozen; The Rookie, and the first book in a series: Grandpa’s Magic Carpet and the Lost Treasure.

Edition details

• Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1514332841
• ISBN 13: 9781514332849
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Hart Seth
• Number of pages: 398