Immanence
Immanence by W. R. Pursche, published by Varzara House on January 13, 2015, is a 294-page work written in English that delves into the struggle between good and evil. The narrative centers on Jesus as he confronts the Prince of Darkness for the soul of a tormented man named Trebor Win. As chaos ensues, the story explores themes of temptation and faith, illustrating how the darkness of the world can challenge even the most devout believers.
Readers will find a compelling exploration of spiritual warfare, where Trebor Win grapples with his loss and the seductive promises of evil. The book emphasizes that faith requires active participation rather than passive acceptance, inviting readers to reflect on their own beliefs. While part of a series, this edition can be enjoyed as a standalone, providing insights into the complexities of belief and the nature of temptation within a fictional, religious, and science fiction context.
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Jesus battles the Price of Darkness for the soul of a tormented man¿There is a darkness, a power of evil that will try to mislead you and take you astray, away from the path of knowledge and Truth¿ Chaos begins when the evil of the world exceeds the belief that it can be conquered.¿Evil dangles many promises, temptations that can sway even the most devout. For those whose faith is already challenged, the battle can be lost before the unsuspecting even realize they are at spiritual war.No higher power forces one to do anything. But to Trebor Win, who has lost his beloved, the enticing temptations he is offered tear at his very soul. He seeks Jesus for help, only to find out that Jesus expects Win to be more than a passive bystander, for faith and belief are more than just words.Part of a series. Can be read standalone, although Book One introduces how Win first finds Jesus.
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