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All Six books set in the Space Empire Universe in one volume. Persecution of believers in Christ is already happening. Many of the details of ""City on a Hill"" are not Science Fiction but current events. One day soon the only refuge for the faithful may be space. Follow the founding of the once-godly Space Empire through its degeneration in ""Sojourner,"" where a desperate couple fights loneliness and equipment malfunction to pioneer piloting a gas-collecting balloon ship to the outer planets. Their ""rebellion"" against the corrupt government opens the outer reaches of the Solar System to exploration. In ""Humiliation,"" Michael, crown prince of the Space Empire, finds that he is not alone in his quest to build an advanced deep-space battle-ready vessel. Mysterious ships bearing scarlet crosses pursue his convoy and expose conspiracies against the Space Empire from within and without. Michael's adoptive brother Randolph follows him to exile on Earth and a summer of biblical teaching at Jonathan Edwards' camp meetings. Forbidden romance leads to tragedy, political turmoil, and a meeting with representatives of Earth's mysterious Fourth Empire. In ""Repentance,"" Michael reconciles with his father but must find a way to save the Palace, Randolph, and the earth woman Aidan from the attacks of the Church and Earth's hopelessly corrupt system. In ""Sanctification,"" treachery closes in on all sides. Michael makes shattering decisions that may save or destroy the Space Empire's last hope for the future.

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I really liked the book. I had read ""City On A Hill"" a while back and liked it. When the anti-christian persecution gets really heavy the church escapes off-planet with the Lord's blessing. You can read about the prophecies pointing to that in Hezekiah 6 & 7. It's an intriguing tale with the rapidly degenerating true church as an Empire in space, a Fourth empire of 20th-century-type scientists in hiding, while the Church stands in the despicable splendor of dead religion on the earth. There is a lot of truth covered in the story, and it's well done. Yes, it is all confusing, but then it really is, isn't it? Have you taken a look at the US in the 21st century? The people are interesting and well-developed. The problems and issues are realistic, given the shape of civilization at that time.

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Michael J. Findley has been on the road most of his life and his writings reflect that motion. From the rise of the ancient Hittite Empire to a generational saga of a Space Empire, the one constant is his desire to communicate the truth of God's Word through fiction and nonfiction. Homeschoolers, church leaders, and ordinary believers who want to go deeper into the Word and reach higher to put God in the exalted place where He belongs will find many answers here.The Ephron the Hittite series will open your eyes to a world in flux as Ice Age civilizations rise and fall. Hold on for family loyalty, political intrigue, arranged marriage, nation-building, and doing whatever is necessary to be a friend to the man who was a friend of Adonai. Meet the Builder, the Dragonslayer, the Warrior, the Advocate, and the Peacemaker.The Conflict of the Ages series, beginning with Antidisestablishmentarianism, lights the way to understanding the origins of Secular Humanism versus the truth about History, Science, and Literature from Creation. Homeschoolers and adults who want the truth about America's founding will be able to dig into ancient manuscript evidence, scientific proofs, and a true timeline of events too long hidden by supposition and assumptions. The Empire Saga begins with persecution driving believers right out of this world. An empire in space crumbles from its godly foundations into factions. Earth needs such a crack of rebellion to secure for itself the superior technology and vast resources of space ... unless a glimmer of reconciliation and hope can light a way to a future when all seems lost.

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