The Wife of Joab
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At 8:40 PM, and for the first time while waiting on a target, Rachel began to perspire and she did not know why. Was it because of the soon to be puplicity, her identity the common knowledge of the whole world, or was it just the thought of exsposure like, when a girl's body is exposed, while she is being raped? For whatever reason, sweat began to run down her brow.
The next two minutes ticked off at the pace of a classroom clock on a Friday afternoon when school is about to turn out for the weekend. A pang of doubt began to creep into Rachel's head as she considered the fact that her target could be doing anything else besides picking up a prostitute including raping an innocent girl. However, hold on, the carnal habits of the unsavory always lead to their destruction. A car traveling east turned right at the corner and immediately pulled up to the curb. Calm like the calm before the storm came over Rachel as she identified the target.
Those who eagerly distort and corrupt the natural desires of the flesh and force those cravings onto the innocent, expose themselves to the wrath of the reincarnated product of their rape.
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The fastest growing segment of the prison population is women. This book looks at causes and affects that one could assume are primary in turning an inocent young girl into a mature, cold blooded killer. Dreams are not the beginning of life, but human life ends when one ceases too dream.
About the Author
King David's way of writing and expressing God's inspiration highlighting the events of his life in the book of Psalms has reached through the denisity of the average man's lack of sensitivity to arive at the miniscule emotions of that man like no other writer in the Bible. Meditation upon the book of Psalms can lead a naive believer to such a blind adoration of King David that he or she fails to see that his affair with Bathsheba was not the only sin he ever committed in his life. The elimination or exclusion of Bathsheba from King David's life would not have eliminated sin from his life no more than eliminating all women from any man's life would eliminate sin from the world. Sin is a choice not a person. The intent of the book of Psalms was never to elevate King David above the importance of any other man, but to emphasize the mercy and grace of God. One could assume that none of King David's brothers- from which he was chosen- would have slept with Bathsheba. Giant killers have their weaknesses. Anyone who proclaims the good news of Jesus Christ can be a man or woman after God's own Heart.