Published: Sep. 09, 2011
Words: 44244 (approximate)
Language: English

Ebook short description

SCOTTISH RITUAL FREEMASONRY: a group that tries fervently to stay under the radar! There is awareness and recognition that the details involved in the frequently updated www.elizaearsmanbooks.wordpress.com affect us all. In 2005 Eliza Earsman made sure the details of Days of Elijah: A True Story were lodged with the Institute of War Documentation Holland. SEE NOTE BELOW

Extended description

From the Back Cover: History/Christian Autobiography/Current Events.
Powerful, Disturbing, Authenticated, Non-Fiction.
Despite failed attempts to silence this author, details emerge of the spiritual contentions and intentions of Britain’s Mountbatten-Windsor royal family, their inner circles and other horrifying realities of Scottish Ritual Freemasons. Their World War Three agenda is exposed. This evidence will move, shock, and sadden readers as a story of loss, faith, love, action, and grief unfolds. But ... remnants of joy and laughter engage readers as the details encompass the author’s Scottish lowland birth, background, childhood, adulthood, and calling at the age of forty. Sensible and multicultural readers will benefit from the insightful access to understanding this historical content and context.Based on integrity, goodwill, and an already high worldwide profile, Days of Elijah (Revised): A True Story provides an opportunity to step into the life of one courageous outspok... (Read more) From the Back Cover: History/Christian Autobiography/Current Events.
Powerful, Disturbing, Authenticated, Non-Fiction.
Despite failed attempts to silence this author, details emerge of the spiritual contentions and intentions of Britain’s Mountbatten-Windsor royal family, their inner circles and other horrifying realities of Scottish Ritual Freemasons. Their World War Three agenda is exposed. This evidence will move, shock, and sadden readers as a story of loss, faith, love, action, and grief unfolds. But ... remnants of joy and laughter engage readers as the details encompass the author’s Scottish lowland birth, background, childhood, adulthood, and calling at the age of forty. Sensible and multicultural readers will benefit from the insightful access to understanding this historical content and context.Based on integrity, goodwill, and an already high worldwide profile, Days of Elijah (Revised): A True Story provides an opportunity to step into the life of one courageous outspoken woman.

PLEASE NOTE: the edition on amazon.com is the 2009 print edition. The edition on smashwords.com is the expanded/updated 2011 edition.
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Review by: Susi DuBois on Jan. 25, 2012 :
Awesome book, wonderfully writen. I enjoyed this book very much!
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Amanda Stephan on Sep. 29, 2011 :
Eliza Earsman takes them on.

Willing to lay it all on the line and fight for truth and God, Eliza Earsman necessarily takes on the satanic cult of Scottish Ritual Freemasonry...

Courageous and firm in the most bitter of times, Eliza Earsman takes a stand against so called secret activities and desires her life back. Her privacy. Her home. Normalcy. Everyday things that we take for granted. The right to work for our families, further our education, and more.

Cheer Eliza on as she fights for truth. Grimace and shudder at realities she is required to deal with. Feel for her as she's illegally held against her will.

"The pack mentality of unthinking people causes habit forming patterns. If something is said to them often enough, they will do it - whether it is right or wrong" unfortunately, this is so true!

"Thinking and examining and learning should be applied" ~ yet are so rare in today's society.

I took a long time to read this book as I did a lot of searching during its perusal. At times, I wondered if these things could possibly be true. In parts, I was appalled and dismayed.

Yet the author isn't some brainless lunatic. No, she's a well versed, tenacious fighter that stands up for her rights. When standing against wrong causes persecution, we all should take heed and be warned. As well as remember that "God doesn't leave alone those He calls nor those that call upon Him."
How someone can see a human being harmed and not offer help, is beyond my comprehension. It's even worse when those watching from the sidelines are church going people.
"Decent people abide on the streets and I have found more humanity on the streets than in the churches" ~ what a statement.

Blessings to you, Eliza. I pray God will hold you in His hand and give you the peace and protection that only He can provide.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

Review by: Janet Eckles on Sep. 19, 2011 :
Courage seldom seen, passion often missed, tenacity often envied and character rarely upheld—all shine in DAYS OF ELIJAH. The author’s transparency is refreshing yet admirable as she walks the reader from the tenderness of innocence to the bold encounter with truth, this riveting real-life story will walk you where most don’t dare, yet need to travel. The search for truth no matter the consequence brings a sobering challenge for all. This work supported by facts framed in beautiful prose is historical as is gripping and relevant.” Janet Perez Eckles, author of Simply Salsa: dancing Without Fear at God’s Fiesta.
(reviewed the day of purchase)

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