Bert Convy

How galore times have you heard an individual comment on whether the Bible is fact or fiction? One too a lot of I’ll bet. But the real question is whether or not it matters.

Some of you may already be pounding your monitor and crying “Blasphemy!” but bear with me. Let me make a few apparent comparings and then you may draw your own conclusions.

The Bible is the best-selling book of all time for one very simple and inescapable reason. The Bible has outsold all other books and been translated into more languages than you may count because it’s a fantastic read.

That’s right! The Bible is a fantastic read. And just like any other outstanding book, no matter how a good deal of times you read it, you realize or learn something completely new. And like any other great book, there’s something in it for everyone.

Consider a outstanding work of fiction: There’s interesting characters and relationships amongst those characters. There’s social and political tension and unrest. There’s a outstanding story-line and fantasti sub-plots. There are wars and famines, and outstanding men and generals all playing on the same stage.

Consider an great non-fiction book: History is being made or repeated. Great events are being played out on a international scale. Tragedy and triumph weave their way through the lives of kings and peasants alike.

If the above sounds familiar, you’ve been reading and studying your Bible. Fact or fiction, the Bible has all the elements that make for a great work of fiction and/or fact. The next time you pick up your Bible, make an crusade to tell apart with one of the characters you come across. Great or small, there is a heap of nugget, some gem you may learn from him or her. Try to discern with the time or events surrounding a peculiar passage. You will find yourself immersed in numerous of our history’s greatest events.

To recognise the Word of God, you must study the Word of God. To study the Word of God you must read the Word of God. Give the man upstairs a little credit: If the bible was not such a outstanding read, not anyone would read it. And the question of whether it’s fact or fiction would be altogether moot!

Most importantly, if you read and study the Bible, you will find yourself changed as a result. Like any great book, something in your being will begin to resonate with the words and the message they convey. And that, my friends, is what matters.

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12 of 12 humans found the following review helpful.
Misleading descriptions
By D. Nolte
Looking over the descriptions for these video downloads, most of them are NOT from the TV show “Night Gallery,” but rather from a show called “The Sixth Sense” (which was a ’70s TV show when it comes to a psychic – not to be confused with the M Night movie).

“Night Gallery” was a great, but short-lived anthology show, similar to Rod Serling’s former work “The Twilight Zone.” After the series was done, the studio tried to make sufficient sequences so that they could trade the series into syndication. They took the hour-long sequences of “Night Gallery” and re-edited them to fit into 30-minute slots. But that wasn’t rather sufficient – so they took this totally dissimilar TV show called “The Sixth Sense” and cut all of it is hour-long sequences into 30-minute stories (hiring Rod Serling to film new introductions so that they’d appear to be actual “Night Gallery” episodes).

It seems these butchered sequences of “The Sixth Sense” will evermore be thought of as “those horrid Night Gallery sequences that starred Gary Collins.” And that’s in truth not the case.

The “Sixth Sense” sequences are the ones featuring Gary Collins (or the reputation “Michael Rhodes”). So it looks like downloads #1-6 are “Night Gallery” episodes, while #7-19 are from “The Sixth Sense” (which isn’t a bad series, just not on par with the “Night Gallery”).

2 of 2 persons found the following review helpful.
So Thrilled
By Kathleen L. Jones
You don’t know how thrilled I am to ultimately find these episodes. I was never a big fan of the Night Gallery, but was a HUGH fan of the Sixth Sense. I have expended years looking for these episodes, the full episodes, not the chopped up sequences that were shown on the Night Gallery. Now to in the end find them is a dream come through for me. I have never downloaded a video before, but this was a snap. Thanks Amazon for helping me to in the long run end my search. I hope you will release the rest of the Sixth Sense sequences for download soon.

0 of 0 persons found the following review helpful.
This volume holds 6 stories.
By Robert Moran
In MIDNIGHT NEVER ENDS, motorist Susan Strasberg and hitchhiking Marine Robert Lyons experience the uncanny sensation that they’ve shared former encounters.

BRENDA is a love story regarding a friendless teen (Laurie Prange) and the creature that she encounters in a pine forest near her family’s summer cottage on Moss Island.

THE DIARY stars Patty Duke as a vicious gossip columnist who constantly skewers faded former film star Virginia Mayo, but then receives an strange diary as a gift from her…

In A MATTER OF SEMANTICS, Dracula (as played by Cesar Romero) visits nurse E. J. Peaker in a blood bank.

Eccentric famer John Carradine promises a BIG SURPRISE to a trio of teenage boys – but only if they dig for it.

PROFESSOR PEABODY’S LAST LECTURE stars Carl Reiner as a college professor who debunks ancient cults and unwisely ridicules the defective god.

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