Eleven extreme-horror authors explore whether Satan invades the innocent, or simply gives the willing permission to become what they already are.Evil doesn't always arrive with horns and fire. Sometimes it whispers. Sometimes it tempts. Sometimes it wears your face. Across eleven unflinching stories, Who's Satan Inside? digs into possession, religious terror, bodily violation, psychological unraveling, and the moment temptation becomes consent.Edited by And...

His Glorious Appearing: An Exposition of Matthew Twenty-Four by James White is a comprehensive theological analysis of one of the most significant chapters in the New Testament, where Jesus discusses His second coming and the signs of the end times. White, a prominent figure in the early Adventist movement, presents a detailed exegesis of Matthew 24, examining the text's implications for believers and its relevance to contemporary Christian life.In this exposition, White delves into the pr...

“Surely the Lord God will do nothing, but he revealeth his secret unto his servants the prophets.” Amos 3:7. No truth of inspiration can be more clearly demonstrated than that God reveals his designs to his prophets, that men and nations may be prepared for their accomplishment. Before visiting with judgments, God has uniformly sent forth warnings sufficient to enable the believing to escape his wrath, and to condemn those who have not heeded the warning. This was the case before the flood...

The Wreck of the Golden Mary gathers six linked narratives within the framing device of a shipwreck, transforming Victorian Christmas reading into a study of survival, memory, and moral responsibility. Its mixture of maritime adventure, domestic realism, confession, verse, and reflective essay gives the volume an unusually varied tonal range. The survivors' accounts—including a haunted tale of jealousy and a moving meditation on maternal loss—place sensation alongside sentiment, religious ...

In "The Eighteen Christian Centuries," James White presents a comprehensive historiographical analysis of Christianity's evolution across nearly two millennia. This scholarly work deftly interweaves theological developments with socio-political contexts, employing a narrative style that balances accessibility with in-depth critical analysis. White meticulously organizes the progression of Christian thought and practice, elucidating significant milestones—ranging from early Church formation...

The Wreck of the Golden Mary is an illuminating anthology that masterfully encapsulates themes of human endurance, moral complexity, and the resilience of the human spirit amidst catastrophe. Comprising a vivid tapestry of narrative styles from some of the most respected figures in Victorian literature, this collection offers a dynamic exploration into the psychological and emotional depths faced by individuals at the brink of disaster. The diversity in narrative techniques'Äîfrom poetic a...

What defines humanity? This work explores this question by focusing on society from a time span between two pandemics. When this story began to take life, the world knew nothing about the pandemic that would be revealed in 2019. Naturally this event demands its place in everything. Comparisons between this pandemic, and the pandemic that ended in 1918 are being made daily. A portion of Velvet Sky tells the story of how these invisible menaces impacted society in the last century, and how t...

In "A New Century of Inventions," James White embarks on a visionary exploration of technological advancements, interweaving scientific principles and imaginative storytelling. The book is structured in a series of thought-provoking essays that traverse various domains of innovation, from transportation to communication. White's literary style is marked by clarity and vivid imagery, making complex concepts accessible to a broad audience. Set against the backdrop of an ever-evolving technol...

A spaceship crashes, and two war heroes must decide how many, and which victims, can be saved.A doctor contracts a potentially fatal illness, and only the courage of a colleague can save him.Dr Conway needs an alien's cooperation in order to reassemble a living jigsaw - but first he must find a way to communicate with it.In the galactic hospital, floating through space, no case - however weird, alien or baffling - is too small or too large for Sector General.

The staff of the Sector General hospital could not be more varied.There's Thornnastor, the huge, six-legged Tralthan, whose brilliant brain has made him Chief Pathologist.Dr Prilicla, a fragile, insect-like empath who can sense a patient's mental state when everything else has failed.Naydrad, a Kelgian, who are known to be the best nurses.And then there's the senior physician, a human called Conway, who was given a chance of a new mission into space, treatin...

Nothing stands still at Sector General, the huge hospital station in space. Now, Dr Prilicla, an empath, and veteran of the hospital, is put in command of an expedition answering three distress beacons. What he finds is two previously unknown intelligent species, one of which has nearly wiped out the other.But that's not all. There is also evidence of a botched First Contact attempt, along with a rare opportunity to set matters right. Assuming, of course, that Prilicla can make the...

Sector General, the giant hospital in space, has a staff of thousands, comprising over sixty different species. Of all the staff, Senior Physician Conway, the human doctor in charge of the ambulance ship, is thought to be the most promising.So when he is replaced - with no notice - by the bird-like empathic alien Prilicla Dr Conway is surprised. But that is nothing compared to the shock when he is offered a promotion to a challenging new position. But does he have the nerve to take...