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Tex the dog finds his family. This is a 14-page book about how Tex finds his adopted family, and the characters he meets along the way. This book is set in Dallas Texas and is the first in our series Big Tex and Friends.

Every night a mysterious train would arrive on the dusty rails of the Paraxial Desert. One day, a boy discovers this secret and travels into a world unlike any other before. He travels to distant lands, hight mountains and fateful deserts. He discovers secrets hidden from the prying eyes of humanity. Will he find out the truth, the secrets behind his everlasting nightmare, or will he fail and fall into a troublesome end?

„Peace to you, peoples and nations from all over the earth, because God is speaking in a spirit of Epiphany, and the spirit of faith is descending over the earth so that all peo-ple may have faith, and in this way they are to meet the One Who is coming, for the Lord is coming, ...”

„... however, now I have to fulfill the promise that the Holy Spirit, the Comforter, takes from My things and shakes them on the earth so that My mysteries may be known, their inter-pretation and purpose as well, sons, (John: 15/26; 16/13)...”

„I was sending a deep sleep over My trumpet, and her body was not feeling any-thing because it was burned, blown, stuck, crushed, and I was passing with My word through her and God’s word was coming out of her over the earth. Oh, this is how she had carried Me for twenty-five years to speak My word, and the sufferance of her body and spirit was great. Be attentive, My people, oh, be attentive in your spirit. My trumpet sounded, mind you.”

Primitive Christianity and the Reformation are one and the same revolution, brought about at different epochs and under different circumstances. Although not alike in their secondary features, they are identical in their primary and chief characteristics. One is a repetition of the other. The former put an end to the old world; the latter began the new: between them lie the Middle Ages. One is the parent of the other; and although the daughter may in some instances bear marks of inferiority,