Haven Adamide Fellowship Rainbow Bible



The Book of Karaite Adamidism
Created by
Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly
6177 SC

Lesson One
The Scripture - the Tanakh. The Foundation - Genesis 1 - 5.
The Purpose - Sanctification. The Result - Life Eternal.


Lesson Two
The Religion - Descendants of Adam. The Sign - Creation.
The Purpose - Protection from Destruction. The Result - Everlasting.




Lesson Three
The Doctrine - A Moral Life. The Reason - Civilization.
The Purpose - Law and Order. The Result - Eternal Peace.


Lesson Four
The Community - A Family of Faith. The Structure - Faithful Genealogies.
The Purpose - A Sense of Belonging. The Result - Meaning in Life


Mission
To Proclaim the Religion to Mankind. To Uphold the Teaching of Scripture.
To Build an Everlasting Fellowship. To Live Long, Prosper and be at Peace with God and the World.

ABOUT HAF
Haven Adamide Fellowship is the seventh of the seven divine fellowships of the Advancing Noah Movement. We teach biblical monotheism based on the Hebrew Scriptures, Genesis 1:1 – 11:9 being the primary scripture, which we call the Rainbow Torah, for the purposes of the ANM in the Karaite Adamide-Noahide fold. HAF has a particular concentration on Genesis 1 – 5, but the entire Rainbow Torah is definitely of relevance, especially as mankind was judged by a flood, which is shown in the latter half of the Rainbow Torah. We also teach religion originating in the thoughts of Daniel Daly, the founder of the ANM (Myself), who has studied many years on biblical monotheism and religious thought. The intent of the ANM is to teach the truth. I am not trying to do what has been done before – it is just that is hasn't. Technically, to the best of my understanding, Jesus never really was the Messiah and Christianity is flawed on some other spiritual reasonings also. I can't in good faith simply teach Christian doctrine and live my life by that as it is ultimately not quite right – there are fundamental problems with it, especially to do with lawkeeping and idolatry. Talmudic Noahide faith is reasonable, and a life based on that would be worthwhile and decent enough. But the flawed thinking of ascribing the oral law to the generation of Moses is still rejected in Karaite Jewish thinking, and I maintain and agree with that judgment. There are manifold religious books from Jewish and Christian scholars on how to live a life. Surely they should suffice? Ultimately, they can work, and do. But the basic truth that the Tanakh represents God's will more clearly, and that the Tanakh based approach to Noahidism is the most accurate understanding of religious truth for mankind remains just that - the ultimate truth. With that in mind I find no real books or movements on Karaite Noahidism available. They just haven't been done yet. Somebody, thus, has to start that, if it is ever going to be done. I find myself needing this spiritual teaching, so I've had to do it myself. Thus Haven Adamide Fellowship represents a journey and adventure in biblical faith for the majority of mankind, and here in this Rainbow Bible are assorted teachings to guide a human beings life in service and devotion to Almighty God in the name of mankind's father, Adam.




ADAMIDE RULES

Introduction
In the year 2012 CE (7DF 6176 SC), mankind has traveled along its pathway of living, going through many spiritual occurrences, yet the truth remains the same. God Almighty is God, he is the Creator of the physical universe, and he has expectations on a way of life called 'Holiness'. This law code of 30 rules is simply a guidepost of a Torah way of life, devised for Adamides to follow and apply to their lives. It is similar to other Noahide codes devised by the Rabbis, yet its origin is clearly stated as being developed by myself for the Haven Adamide Fellowship community. I have studied Torah a great deal – and lived in the real world a long time. This is a basic code - it doesn't pretend to be overly complex – on how to live life with some essential Torah principles in mind to use as a guide on difficult issues of morality.


THE LAW CODE - THE 30 RULES

Rule 1
Sermon 1 of HNF IS BINDING.

Rule 2
Worshipping idols or false deities is not permitted

Rule 3
Stealing and robbing people is not permitted

Rule 4
Moving boundary markers of property is not permitted

Rule 6
Kidnapping people is not permitted

Rule 7
Poisoning food is not permitted

Rule 8
Raping women is not permitted

Rule 9
Bestiality is not permitted

Rule 10
Hurting people is not permitted

Rule 11
Practising Witchcraft is not permitted

Rule 12
Practising Astrology is not permitted

Rule 13
Practising Tarot is not permitted

Rule 14
Adultery is not permitted

Rule 15
Sexual relations with parents and siblings are not permitted

Rule 16
Speeding to fast in public in vehicles is not permitted

Rule 17
Blackmailing people is not permitted

Rule 18
Bribing people is not permitted

Rule 19
Honouring parents is encouraged

Rule 20
Lies are not permitted. White lies for a good purpose are permitted

Rule 21
Vandalism is not permitted

Rule 22
Bullying is not permitted

Rule 21
Deriding and slandering people is not permitted

Rule 22
Charity is required in the form of paying tax to a government with welfare, or personal giving to poorer people in your own society or nation

Rule 23
Violence is never permitted

Rule 24
Sexual harassment is never permitted

Rule 25
Torture is never permitted

Rule 26
Coveting your neighbours belongings is not acceptable

Rule 27
Harming animals is not permitted. They may be slaughtered humanely for food.

Rule 28
You must take care of the environment

Rule 29
You must show proper respect for God

Rule 30
You must abide by the rules of your nations when they are Torah faithful and not corrupt. This does not include any 'Positives' within the Torah, but only a refrainment of negatives, if that is what your nation has judged



PSALMS OF HAVEN ADAMIDE FELLOWSHIP
Psalm 1
Praise be to the God of Adam and Eve
Praise be to the Everlasting Father
Praise be to the Glorious One upon High
Praise be to God
Holiness is in the heart of man
When he chooses the right way
Praise be to God
Righteousness is in the heart of man
When he follows what is true
Praise be to God
Sense is in the heart of man
When he humbles his pride
Praise be to God
Love is in the heart of man
When he succumbs to the choice of grace
Praise be to God
Praise be to the God of Adam and Eve
Praise be to the Everlasting Father
Praise be to the Glorious One upon High
Praise be to God

Psalm 2
May the Tree of Life
Fill my soul
Making me strong
Making me whole
May the Tree of Life
Enrich me every day
Charting my course
Charting my way
Thank you God
For your spirit of Truth
Thank you God
For Everlasting Youth

Psalm 3
In the pathway of Eternal Life
Are the temptations to Sin
Yet the power to overcome
Is the repentance within
Make Law your Guide
And Love your Choice
And in the Ways of God
Rejoice

Psalm 4
Grace be with us all
Grace be through us all
Grace be upon us all
Grace be the heart of us all
I thank you father
For your eternal Grace
May your shine upon us always
And Show your Face

Psalm 5
Walk with God
Each Day till the End
Walk with God
On whom we depend
Walk with God
Follow his Rule
Walk with the Eternal
Let his law be your School


Psalm 6
The Origin of Creation
Begins with the Heaven and the Earth
Whereupon Man was Formed
The Origin of Creation
Begins with Night and Day
Wherewithin Man Dwells
The Origin of Creation
Captures the Heart of the Four Elements
Wherewithin Mankind Lives and Dwells and Has his Being
Without God
The Creator of Life
What is Man?
And why would God be mindful of him?
Who is but a pile of dust
Who returns to Ashes
From which he was formed
And had his being
Praise be to God
The Giver of Life
Praise be to God
AMEN

Psalm 7
I thank you God
For the heart of Man
The wonder that is Woman
Who embellishes my life
As a helpmeet
A loyal partner
A trusted friend
A sacred lover
Who is the mother of my family
And my right hand on whom I rely
Thank you God
For the wonder of woman
Alleluia

Psalm 8
Children are a Heritage from the LORD
Thank God for gracing me with Offspring
Yet should I lack this blessing
I thank God for my parents
And whatever family I have
For the love of God
Is in the friendship of your kin
Were we have love and fellowship and good times
Sharing a meal, a conversation, a time of recreation
And life and love
And sweet and blessed harmony
AMEN

Psalm 9
Dear God
Please Help me to become Moral
Please Help me to become Good
Please Help me to become Kind
Please Help me to become as you Would
Guide me in your ways Forever
Guide me in your Truth right Now
Guide me in your peace and calmness
Show me what to do and How
Teach me all Creations Wonders
Teach me all Creations Lore
Teach me all Creations Wisdom
Teach me from your holy Law
Thank you God for showing me mercy
Thank you God time and again
Thank you God the Lord of Salvation
Thank you God my Father, AMEN

Psalm 10
In the Beginning it was God
And at the end so shall it be
From eternity to forever
God exists eternally
He is sovereign in Creation
He is sovereign over us
By his power he rules forever
Both on earth and up above
Praise to God my blessed Saviour
Praise to God who cares for me
Praise to God the Lord of Glory
Praise to God eternally
AMEN

Psalm 11
Almighty God of the Covenants of Mankind
To you we pray and beseech, entrust unto us your divine will
Favour us with knowledge of your eternal covenant with Mankind
And teach us forever, save us forever, and fill our hearts with the stability, peace and endurance
The Eternal Covenant of God warrants us
As faithful adherents to the core promises of God.
Alleluia. Alleluia. Alleluia. AMEN.

Psalm 12
Be now, in this moment, dedicated, like no other, to at least commit the eternity of your life to God
No small thing, you say, the eternity of it all. But if you want eternal life, how will you do it without him?
Do you have the strength of forever in your heart on your own strength?
Can you guide and protect your eternal walk by your own power and wisdom from all harm?
Can you steer the way of eternal life every and each day, forever and ever and ever, and not once ever go astray from it?
The power of eternal life is in God's hands. Repentance makes us worthy of it.
The power of eternal life is in God's hands. Repentance makes us worthy of it.
The power of eternal life is in God's hands. Repentance makes us worthy of it.
Mastering the walk is about Repenting of sin. The power of Eternal life is in God's voice and hearing it and committing to him.
Alleluia
Amen

Psalm 13
Sure, God is glorious. Sure, he is great. Sure, he's the Lord Divine, cept to you he aint
Sure, God is wonderful. Sure God is brill. Sure, he's the Lord Majestic, but you don't get no thrill.
A sensible young gifted heart, sits in this congregation.
A sensible young gifted heart, thinks talking to God aint conversation.
Your far to wise to Praise the Lord.
Your far to wise to tithe.
And as for all this scripture stuff,
Well it's just a pack of lies
Ho hum Jehovah
This God he aint for me
He hum Jehovah
Please just let me be

One day a thought crossed through your mind, and nature did its part
The trees, the flowers, the birds and bees, why their a work of art
Sitting near a flowing stream, my heart it is refreshed
You hear a quiet voice which says 'Maybe I know what is best'.
Through reason, logic, thought and fact, you've known that God's not true
But something now, inside your heart, says 'Well maybe you aint too'.
A voice majestic, a voice that's brill, now entertains your days
He's clever too and points out all the silly things we say
And then one day, You know its God, who's known you all along
And spite your pride, and foolish heart, like them you sing this song
Praise to you Jehovah, You've found old silly me
Praise to you Jehovah, I was blind but now I see
AMEN

Psalm 14
A Sadducee must praise God
A Sadducee must do his will
Today you say you'll serve him forever
But Tomorrow will you be serving still
To keep the faith
A soul must strive
For the spirit within
Needs God to stay alive
A Sadducee must praise God
A Sadducee must do his will
And should you refrain and say enough
Your walk with God's just standing still
Trust in God
With all thine heart
Always do Jehovah's Will
Follow the Sadducee way forever
Till 'Always Have' and 'Always Will'
AMEN

Psalm 15
Peaceful Beauty
On a beach of Paradise
Resting from hard work
Good for the soul
Recovering from the stress
Of a hard life
Which has paid a toll
So rest and relax
And consider the beauty of God's creation
With the waves crashing royal thunder
Of the Holy God who made it as such
And the winds blowing and the sun shining and all Screaming Alleluia
Delighting in their beauty, made from the mind of Infinity
Who has brought forth this beauty
And has brought forth this wonder
And has brought forth this paradise
So you can rest
From your hard work
Which was good for the soul
And so you can recover from the stress
Of a hard life
Which has paid a toll
So rest and relax
And enjoy the beauty of God's creation
AMEN

Psalm 16
Praise the God of Zion
Praise the God of Shiloh
Praise the God of Bethlehem
Praise the God of Shechem
Praise be to him
Whose Word is Eternal
Which guides us in love
And Guides us in truth
May you bless us Lord God Almighty
As our deeds and your justice deserve
As your mercy and grace allow
As your patience and kindness intend
And enrich the streets of Zion
And embellish the walkways of Shiloh
And enshroud the gardens of Bethlehem
And encourage the hearts of Shechem
With your eternal love
And your eternal truth
And the richness of the harvest
And the richness of our works
In your holy name
AMEN

Psalm 17
The Garden of Eden
Is paradise on Earth
Yet we fell from grace
And tasted the turf
Forgive us now
Almighty God
And grant us grace
To Rise Above
And seek your name
And seek your truth
And Walk with God
Like Boaz and Ruth
And in Bethlehem
Let us find our consolation
In the harvests of the field
In the harvests of salvation
As we walk in Law
And we walk in Truth
Like Faithful Boaz
And Gentle Ruth
Alleluia
Amen
From Beginning
To the End

Psalm 18
The world is flux of day and night
Travelling in constant flight
From day to night and night to day
And each keeps the other always at bay
The ocean rises and tide comes in
Guided by the moon's stellar grin
The ocean falls and tide goes out
And the moon again it gives its shout
The flowers bloom in blessed light
Yet fall asleep every night
To wake again the following dawn
To sing their glory to the morn
There is a way in natures law
Which every day doth have in store
Patterns true and constant fixed
Of God's design which has no tricks
The mind of God created all
Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall
The decrees of God stand since their birth
To guide each step of mother earth

Psalm 19
A kind word spoken, is never amiss
For many are in trouble, from Mr to Miss
And hearing a saying, from a friend who does care
Can grant grace to a heart with words ever so fair
Remember to speak with love in your heart
If wrath you have spoken then do not depart
Till you smooth over a tiff, and make wrong a right
So find peace there that day, and you'll sleep well that night
The Torah gives knowledge of things you should say
Of words of true wisdom which guide you each day
Speak words of life and speak words of peace
Speak them to the great and speak them to the least
For a reputation one will inevitably earn
For every word spoken, for everything heard
From your mouth, be it wisdom, or error indeed
So speak truth with your words, in each word do take heed

Psalm 20
Let the heart of the garden of Eden show me
The way of calm natural life in my eternity
Let me swim in the waters and go with the flow
Let me walk in the meadows and rest in their growth
Let the mountains amaze me with their splendourous spires
Let the tornado bedazzle me with the wrath it inspires
May I climb up a tree and look all around
May the sea winds refresh me, yet my feet on the ground
In all of this nature, on this planet Earth
I find my own purpose, and meaning and worth

Psalm 21
Lord God
May you please bless the economies of the world
Bring neither inflation or deflation, but bring eternal price stability
Let mankind earn its wages fairly and squarely
Let mankind do a proper job for its wealth acquisition
Bless the economies to employ people
Bless the economies to give useful goods and services for mankind
Help bosses to supervise fairly
Help workers to work according to requirements
May you please bless the economies of the world
AMEN







PROVERBS AND PRINCIPLES OF HAVEN ADAMIDE FELLOWSHIP
Obviously people are not fond of hypocrites. Sometimes though we contradict ourselves later on from things we have said earlier in life. Try and find consistency when and where you can, but obviously we mature and develop as people, so if you have to correct yourself, be humble enough to do so, and come clean and learn to be more honest and truthful with people, acknowledging your past errors and mistakes.
Learn from your mistakes and try not to repeat them if you can, but when you do, remember you are only human, and stuffing up is just a reality of life.
Kindness to people never really goes out of fashion, and if someone judges you harshly, why always react with a harsh word yourself? Sometimes it is just for the best to let the issue drop, let the other person have the last word, and learn to control your anger and remain calm about life and the obstacles it throws in your path.
There is a lot of diversity in the family of Adam and Eve. Don't expect to understand everyone and everything right away. Learn to have patience with humanity as you grow in wisdom and experience through life's hard learned lessons.
Not everyone wants to do it your way, so sometimes learn to do it theirs.
Getting along with the world and finding a decent place in it with a good reputation is generally something worth working hard to achieve. But don't sell out yourself on dearly held principles. Sometimes you have to fight for what you believe in.
Appearances can often be deceiving. Sometimes saints are sinners, and often the other way around. Take time learning the heart of man if you can, and see as God sees the person.
Don't always judge a book by its cover, but, in truth, sometimes the cover often reveals quite a lot.
Value your family – in tough times they are often your only true friends, and the only ones who are prepared to help you out of difficult situations.
Do you want the reputation of a fair-weather friend? Just someone who is only there for the good times with others? If you bear with them in their difficulties then your friendship is real, and you show that you genuinely care for them, and not just the thrill that they can offer you when times are good.
Using people just for what they can offer you doesn't really show much concern and love for others does it? Be real and honest with people, and learn to treat them as you would hope people would value your own life.
Tell the truth to God – no point in trying to lie to him anyway as he already knows – so keep communication channels open, as he is ancient in his wisdom and can guide you well throughout life.
In the 21st century of the Common Era, life in the Garden of Eden – planet Earth – has become a lot more complicated. Trust God to guide you through this often complex life, and it should hopefully work out well enough in the end.
Humanity is part of the family of Adam and Eve. Families drift apart in time as generations come and go, and we mainly stick with our immediately family of our parents and often our grand-parents. But do remember we are one big, vast family of man, and we are all ultimately kindred, all of us facing the challenges of this human existence on planet earth.
When one considers properly we are all descended from Adam and Eve and all ultimately related, discriminating on the basis of race, because of things like the colour of skin, or features, well, it looks a bit silly when you find out your distant cousin-ship of such people after a long time of study in the hereafter. Learn to respect your fellow men – we are all in this together.
Studying up on knowledge in a certain area before a formal degree course of study, to learn it well beforehand, well it obviously gives you an advantage when the formal education begins, and will far more easily help you to pass and get through your education with the qualification at the end of it all.
It is a true saying – you learn about life by living it – so sometimes do remember to pay attention to the lessons life is naturally teaching you, as these are your wisdom principles for eternity, and will guide you through the humdrum of everyday existence. Sometimes God is teaching you things without you even knowing he is doing it, so be aware of what is going on in your life.
Make your plans before you begin a project. Plan well, and take all things into consideration. You can't always account for extraordinary circumstances, but contingency measures need to be put in place for such events. Plans will succeed if they are well thought out, realistic, affordable and generally achievable in the real world. Take wise counsel, and think through things carefully.
Learn to manage your income through balancing your wants and needs with the costs of these things. Try and save when and where you can for more expensive items and things like holidays and other services, but in the end money is to be spent, and don't be afraid to spend a fair bit on an item if you can afford it and generally want it enough. No point in being a scrooge and denying yourself too much, but also learn restraint, and going into too much debt is never a wise option. Usually best to live within your means.
When a new paradigm or issue or experience enters your life, give some time to think about things relating to it properly, and don't make too rash decisions based upon these new ideas. There is a lot of wisdom in learning to sleep on an issue, as in the morning you often think a lot more conservatively and wisely on issues.
Sometimes a dream tells us what we really need to know and crystalizes in symbolic form the truth of many a situation.
Some people will betray you at the drop of a hat, and some people will stand by you when the whole world is against you. Be loyal to your real friends because of it, and with others who are flakes, well, in all honesty, sometimes bridges need to be burned, and some people are not worth having in your life, no matter how impressive they might seem to you.
Foolish people speak their mind easily and this we know well. But sometimes you have just got to speak your mind if you are well researched on a subject, as the fool needs someone to oppose them, and better the well educated and considered thinker's view prevail rather than the know-it-all loud mouth, who just gets their way because nobody really wants to protest.
Consider your ways in life and review them regularly. At times you might reflect, with greater experience, that things you are doing you perhaps you shouldn't be doing, and that they way you have always done things can perhaps be done differently or improved upon.
Remember you are only human, so when you make mistakes, unless they are quite callous, give yourself a break and know that nobody is quite perfect yet.
You learn about life by living it, so at least commit to living life and choosing life, because while you might find it hard and depressing at some points, persevere, because experience is a valuable teacher, and you can cope better later on in life after the trials of your heart have strengthened you for the fight of life.
People can be stubborn, so don't expect everyone to agree with you, and thus make the best of bad situations, and get along as best you can.
If you really have the truth sometimes you damn well do need to express it. So make a noise if you must, but it can be embarrassing if you are proven dead wrong.
Look before you leap which really means have a good think about new situations, and be prepared for what they might throw at you.
As it has been said fools rush in, but as it has also been said faint heart never won fair lady.
It has often been said that people don't care what you know till they know how much you care. But this isn't always true. Sometimes people aren't looking for the best of friendships from you, as they might be content in life, so, using wisdom, sometimes, if you have something to say, just blurt it out. At least it has been said and has provided food for thought.
God created the world. He knows how it works. He knows the systems of life, and the processes of human thought in our minds. God knows. To worship or believe in another deity, which are all ultimately false, is irrational thinking in the end. God provides enough witness in mankind to the truthfulness of biblical faith should the searcher of truth really yearn for an issue on the crucial issues of human origins and moral meaning in life. God can be known. Idolatry ignores the truth of Almighty God, and is never a wise choice if the spirit pricks your conscience and is trying to lead you on to a better understanding of human existence.
Respecting your parents is a natural thing which humans normally do if raised well. We should respect our parents, and ultimately, the great grand parent of humanity also, God himself. Living a life with proper respect of authority and others will show a life approved of, and one which gets along better in life.
Hurting people is never much fun for the people who have to suffer the wrath of others. A cardinal precept of civic law is that it aims to protect citizens from being harmed by others. That is wise and sensible, so you have a right to be protected from harm, and a responsibility to also not harm others.
Fidelity to the marriage bed keeps away Vds, bastard children, and jealous husbands who often show their anger at adulterous wives and their lovers.
If you like your neighbours car, at least let your neighbour enjoy it in peace, and save up your own money and buy a similar model from the car salesman to enjoy for yourself. Coveting your neighbours stuff never really makes you terribly popular.
You like owning nice things and having them kept safe, right? Well so does everyone else. Remember that before you go out and, with slight of hand, 'borrow permanently' that item of your buddies you've had your eye on for ages.
Forbidden fruit is so tasty, and goes down so well, but it has a bitter seed, which leaves you in no doubt about what just went down.
Save your finances, and spend according to a carefully monitored budget, for overcoming the obsession with belongings needs financial control, and strength to resist the desire to buy and buy and buy. If you never stop spending, you will find yourselves with lovely things, indeed, but the bigger picture will suffer, and you might never own that home, and often, when debts become high, around comes the debt collector, and takes what you own, simply because interest is costing you a repayment which you simply can't afford. Kill the habit, learn discipline, and live within your means. Credit isn't free – it costs you in the end, more than you could ever really afford anyway.
Discipline your children and tell them life isn't a fairy tale, and if they want to cruise around upon reaching adulthood, let them know the party will only go on so long, and if they don't sort things out properly and find some sort of occupation and career in life, they will be on that couch permanently, watching daytime TV, eating fast food, getting fat, ultimately living in shoddy govvie flats, and standing in Social Security queues, bitching on about how your ex left you, and that you aren't as good looking as you were in your teens. And its mostly down hill from there.
Diet well, by eating fruits and vegetables. Too many pizzas, too many chocolate bars, too many ice cream desserts, and you will be a big blob, not terribly attractive to the opposite sex, and watching TV commercials on weight loss aids, which you have longingly desired to try, but your motivation is hopeless now, and you just reach for that pack of Tim Tams under the couch. Eat sensibly.



SERMONS OF HAVEN ADAMIDE FELLOWSHIP
The First Sermon
Eternity
And as you chart your eternal destiny, keep in mind those things you learned from the start. Trust in God and follow his Rule. Let your heart never succumb to temptation to sin, and follow diligently what you know to be true. Seek good standing with your fellow man, and likewise show him and her the grace warranted them. Be at peace in your heart, in your household and in your family. Keep the faith always, and walk forever in partnership with God and his people. The life ahead is eternal if you judge it righteously by the established pathways of true and accurate knowledge and true and accurate spirituality. The point is to find eternity in your heart, and if there are things which whisper against this, seek them out, challenge them, for in the end they are shallow temptations, yielding no enduring peace. Walk with God, be at peace, and may the Grace of Eternal El Shaddai watch over your comings and goings this time forth and forever. AMEN.

The Second Sermon
What is 'Torah' and what is 'Scripture'?
Torah means, in general, 'Teaching'. In Jewish tradition, the primary teaching is the written Torah, the Chumash, the Pentateuch, the 5 books of Moses, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers & Deuteronomy, the first 5 books of the Hebrew Bible. Yet, in the 'Advancing Noah Movement' we firmly believe as one of our paradigms in the continuity of history and the unfolding of more of the 'Tree of Knowledge'. The Tree of Knowledge is seen as the body of knowledge that mankind learns from era to era, and as the era's progress, that body of knowledge naturally grows. The 'Tree of Knowledge' of mankind is 'TORAH'. The various study books on science and history and literature and language and music and all the various branches of knowledge form the overall vast 'Tree of Knowledge' that mankind has accumulated since the beginning. On this Tree are 'Billions' of pieces of fruit now, and you have to be wise and discerning in life to see what fruit you acquire, because the earthly life is the only time you will be able to gain this fruit which establishes your rights on this delectable commodity. The library down the road from me, with all its various books, is a current 'Tree of Knowledge' and a current 'Torah' for my district. The online available websites of the Internet are an 'International Torah'. Now, when does Torah become Scripture? In our view, when it is largely factual, or if it is fictive, when it displays morality and decency, when it has some use of purpose to accomplish things which are beneficial in nature, and when it does not promote evil. In general, for example, a science textbook of reasonable merit would be deemed as 'Mankind's Torah of Knowledge' by ourselves, part of the vast Tree of Knowledge. The quality of the work is of natural importance, which is something which defines its scriptural and Torah like worthiness. For 7DF, Knowledge of Society in the Branches of Human Knowledge and Understanding our Academic Libraries express are our 'Torah's of Society and Civilization' and they are much valued and respected in the eyes of our movement.
Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly
Canberra, Australia, 27 August 6177 SC (updated calendar date) / 27 August 2014 CE

The Third Sermon
Spirituality
There are many teachings on spirituality. There are websites and books which abound on the subject. For many a higher power is called upon, but many want to be spiritual without necessarily believing in God.
Spirituality is finding a soul, a spirit within us, which is what our true self is in many ways, more than just the exterior which hides how much goodness we want to show the world. We are not perfect beings, and our bodies are not perfect bodies. But love and friendliness are perfect attitudes, and how can we not show respect and grace to those who show us love? Spirituality comes with age, also. The more we mature and find the purpose of life in our own living journey, the more spiritual we often become. Dry and hard souls can often be surprised as they age at the gentle touch of the divine as it sanctifies our life and shows that inwardly is a beautiful person being born anew each day, a person we have always longed to become, who life is forming within us, giving us what we need, as we turn away from the childish sins of youth, and turn to the growth of spiritual and loving care. When we mature, we inevitably grow spiritually. And all of us must become spiritual in time. Surely that is the destiny of the eternal which longs to share itself with our hearts. But beware dark spirituality. For often many are led astray from the light of love and truth.

The Fourth Sermon
Patience

It is not always within us, a certain desire, to sit down, shut up and just wait things out. We long to get on with it, to get the result we want and need, and we often don't care if we cause harm or anxiety to others along the way, because we need to get the damn thing done. Sometimes, we blithely just go about chores and other things, happy in our own little world of self improving realities, were we congratulate ourselves for doing our tasks and accomplishing things when, if we just exhibited a little patience, and let the natural rate of the task accomplish itself, indeed, at its most natural rate, we could smell the roses that much more beautifully, have the time to talk to a family member as we go about things, even perhaps sit down, and chat for a while, or have the time to think through that problem issue that has been bugging you and get a proper solution, instead of rumbling about like a bull in a china shop, bugging family members to lift their feet so you can 'get the vacuuming bloody done' and all sorts of tasks which 'must be done immediately'. You need a little patience, as it takes a little time sometimes to get the best results in life. You could rush that pizza along out of the oven and think, yeh its cooked enough, but you might end up with lukewarm cheese, and a taste which is not exactly mouth-watering. You could go ahead with that renovation project early, before the wife gets home to chat, and she ends up hissing at you, complaining that everything is wrong, and insists you change it all, at your own expense as well. You could rush off to the store to collect the groceries which your online order said were ready to collect, but you were in such a rush you failed to notice it said after 9:00 AM TOMORROW, and not that afternoon. Whatever it is, you can't rush life. You need some patience. Good things come to those who wait and often it is just that those good things have been timed correctly, have been served upon with patience properly, and have matured to the exact level of maturity required for the outcome at the right time and right place. It all happens in a natural way, and an Adamide should follow the natural order and flow in natural patience with things. Don't rush it. Let it happen at its own pace. Best results come to those who are not impatient and anxious, but trust in the regularity of life and things happening in their own time. Learn patience, my friend. Learn patience.

The Fifth Sermon
Calmness
Radiating that kind of spirit you may have seen, in earlier years, which captured your heart for a moment, a spirit which you felt at peace with and which just seemed to say to your heart 'Why do you fret so much?'. Calmness. Serenity. Peace. A spirit which, when you have gotten yourself into trouble of sorts, or which pervades your life, so it seems, incessantly, you react to at once and find, even jealously, that it is wonderful and just what the doctor ordered. A perfectly lovely spirit of calmness. It's like, you are in a conflict situation, arguing with someone, and there is suddenly that level head, that smooth voice, which you instantly connect to, which brings the tension out of the situation with soft words and a calm demeanour and an authority which you just seem to naturally respect. And, suddenly, the conflict is resolved, and you feel less afraid and less worried. You see, we all need calmness in our lives, and often there are times when we really know this. That it is turmoil and anxiety within and we can't find that peace of mind we seek. Calmness is the antidote, in many ways, to the chaotic lifestyles we often find ourselves caught up in. If we can take the time to 'smell the roses' as it were, and just be at peace with society and creation, if we can take the time to put on that relaxation music instead of that thunder bopping rock and roll album, if we can take the time to call 'Time out' from the kids fights and put them in separate spaces for a moment, and go off to our 'quiet zone' and chill, if we can, whenever we are faced with a turmoil which agitates, try and find a bit of peace and calmness, and reflect on gentle things, those things of peace which make us happy, and maybe even sit down with a spiritual book on reflections and find our hearts peace, life will work so much better for us. Calmness can be prayed for, and the more you study Torah the more you will naturally grow in the ways of peace over time. Repentance – turning from aggravating ways and your own inclinations to argue with everyone – can lead to inner peace and, in time, you yourself could be radiating the kind of spirit that you are so jealous of in others. Calmness is a reward for a soul which has agreed that it doesn't always want to live at 'Action Central Station' and is happy to find time in life for peaceful, calm and content ways, were the 'Heat of the Day' is left to bubble alone on its own strength, for you have found some time out and are chilling with the spirit and enjoy some peace and quiet of your own.

The Sixth Sermon
Gaining Employment in a Modern World
They often say what you really need is experience. But, to me, what you really need is a good education first and foremost, because unless you know the deeper roots and ideas of an occupation or pastime, advancing at it, going up the ladder in your chosen industry, achieving good, real and lasting success, will not very easily be accomplished. Learn a lot. When you are young study hard at school and TAKE IT SERIOUSLY. Parents, encourage this in your children. Explain to them that in the real world, which they will join soon enough, it is a tough, demanding and competitive place, and relying on mum and dad's purse-strings to always get you out of trouble might not always be that easy. Yes, we definitely need to be able to always have a support available for our offspring when push comes to shove, and a good society needs a good welfare system, just in case of troublesome times. But you shouldn't think this is what you need to rely on. You need a spirit of endeavour within you, which pursues a life with a passion, and educates itself on the principles of that life, especially in relation to your occupation, which is one of the fundamental ways a decent income is obtained. Study a lot. Watch educational TV programs a lot and read a lot of books on various things as your life develops. In fact, you really should commit to lifelong learning. And when schooling years are finished, and tertiary education looms, you really need to have worked out what you want to study and, when you have, don't be half hearted in pursuing that education. In fact, study like your life depends on it, for, in a competitive world we often sink or swim with how much academic success we have gained in the end anyway. Your finding it difficult to choose exactly the right thing? You know a secret I have learned. There really isn't one in the end. Not just one right thing for you. There are options. Always options. And the secret is this – just MAKE A CHOICE in the end, and when you do, STICK TO IT LIKE ABSOLUTE CRAZY AND PUSH YOURSELF TO THE ABSOLUTE LIMITS OF YOUR ENDURANCE in learning this field or fields of endeavour and leave no stone unturned to be the best you can be, and to learn all you can learn in your chosen field. Why be an amateur? Be an expert. Be the best in the business. Don't settle for second best – BE NUMBER ONE. Gaining employment in a modern world needs careful grooming and good clothing choices appropriate for your work environment. Good manners always help, but in blokey and relaxed sort of work forces don't be afraid to get along and talk the talk and chow down with your work mates if you have to. GET ALONG. Be one of the guys and one of the girls and, if you can, set an example of mateship and friendliness with them. And, if you wish to choose a career as your own entrepreneur GET ALONG WITH ANY EMPLOYEES and TREAT THEM WELL. Care for them as your own. Think about their fortunes and lives and what they want for success in life. HAVE A POSITIVE AND GOOD ATTITUDE IN ALL THINGS AND PAY A LOT OF ATTENTION TO PROCEDURES AND PROTOCOLS AND MINOR DETAILS. The real principle in the end is hard work, reliable work, faithful and committed work and sticking with it through the long haul. Gaining employment in the modern world is about putting in a genuine effort, and not selling yourself short on things you neglected which really were and are necessary for your chosen occupations. In essence – APPLY YOURSELF TO THE TASK AT HAND.

The Seventh Sermon
The Life of the World to Come and the Resurrection of the Dead by 2020
I prayed for the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come to advent on January 4th this year (2015ce/6178sc). The time wasn't quite yet right, and people still need to finish some of their works off. I am now 'rolling my prayers over' and asking God (Dear God, by your grace) that the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come will now advent on January 4th next year instead, January 4, 2016ce/January 4, 6179sc. If it doesn't happen next year, I will keep the prayers prayed and roll it over again till the January 4 date the following year also. And so on if necessary. But I have a hunch its soon. I once suggested 2020 as the date of the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. So I will definitely keep on asking God for it to occur, and will pray fervently till 2020 if necessary. Hopefully it will occur before that date, but for now, believing it may potentially or possibly be true, and that my biblical faith may indeed be correct, and the book of Daniel's prophecies ultimately true, I will continue to ask in faith for this to occur. This Rainbow Bible is full of doubts and questions over whether such a thing will occur, or won't occur, and both way of looking at it are considered. But, for now, I shall pray the 4th of January date for each year, and especially for 2020 if it hasn't happened in the meantime. We shall see soon enough either way. AMEN

The Eighth Sermon
Following Jehovah
A purpose in life, if you don't know, if you have lived a life so far, not really questioning, but going with the flow somewhat, a purpose in life, well, really, perhaps the main purpose in life, when it


comes right down it, is to find the one, the ineffable, the mysterious, the grand impossible, the Almighty God, who created and designed and gave life to it all. Just a purpose? No, not really. In fact, it is perhaps THE purpose, really, until you know better and how to live your life according to sound principles of holiness. God doesn't exactly have to be the centre of it all when you are experienced enough in eternity principles, able to chart your way successfully through an eternal life. No, he doesn't have to be the absolute centre, which can be used on whatever your ultimate passions in life really are. But he damn well needs to be your top advisor and instructor at the very least if he is not going to be Almighty Consuming Passion. Jehovah is their to guide you and lead you if you will follow him. If you want an arm wrestle of pride in 'I live my life by my own choices and decisions' go right ahead, because he probably won't care to argue very much, unless a faithful mother has spent years in prayer on your behalf. Yes, if you insist on the doctrines of self, indeed, go ahead. A lot of the time those doctrines are quite good ones anyway. But what surprises do you have for a God who has been around since the beginning of humanity? Are you going to teach him something he doesn't already know? God is a vast reservoir of experience and wisdom and, as he has already existed eternally, who better than Jehovah to place your trust in to deliver you to the shores of eternal life? Following Jehovah is your choice, but doing it, and committing to him, is not an unwise choice, even if your pride sometimes gets in the way. In fact its a wise choice because, often as he grinds you over the guilt trips of repentance, you might really not like the way you are being treated very much but, when you come through the trial on the other side, you start to understand the wisdom of eternity through the strengths, truths and virtues he has fostered into your heart, and begin understanding that following Jehovah is not really anywhere as lame as the politically correct or the 'cool' kids make out it to be anyway.

The Ninth Sermon
Stability and maturity comes with time and patience
The Jehovah's Witnesses are often called a cult. The reality, though, is that as time passes and more and more people are baptised as members of the Philadelphia and Watchtower and Tract Society, the 'Spirit' of the organisation learns greater and greater stability and, through older members (especially in the heavenlies) greater maturity. Yet this is true for not only the Jehovah's Witnesses, but the Christadelphians and Mormons as well, and those others who may have been labelled cults. These organisations continue to grow historically, and more and more committed members come along and, as the years come and go and as the decades come and go and even as the centuries now come and go, organisations such as these stabilize, mature and earn their place amongst the legitimate religious assemblies of mankind. Catholicism, now, has quite an old spirit. If you ever really do attend a Catholic Mass and you get involved with things catholic for a while, and visit various churches and cathedrals, you will sense a deep and thoughtful and conservative spirit in this church. It is old and makes its decisions with great forethought and patience. This is what each denomination of Christianity is in the process of gradually earning, as they mature and go the distance and build their memberships. Judaism, also, has done this for a very long time now, and Islam, a new member of the pack compared with the older monotheisms, is based on similar principles. In time, I feel, you will find the extremist element of Islam gradually dissipate as they mature and let go of the need for so much passion in the defence of their faith. They will grow and mature with members and numbers, which gradually weighs them down to a spirit of stability and regularity. Noahidism is ancient, but in many respects we are just emerging as a faith now. But with wisdom and patience in what our movement learn and teach, and attempting to follow God properly, with a commitment as eternal as the rainbow, may we too last and be a boon to mankind, and find that spiritual home and salvation which the other monotheisms have also provided for for so long now as well. AMEN.

The Tenth Sermon
Keeping the Faith
Keeping the faith is easy for an afternoon after you have committed your life to God and agreed to amend your lifestyles. By evening you have positively convinced yourself you will be the greatest of all the saints for all time to come, such is the definite truth of your conversion. You wake cursing your parents, arguing all day, and swearing at your brothers and sisters all morning and afternoon. Great commitment, huh? Keeping the faith is not a walk in the park. It is neither a temporary training regime to get fit for a while for a competition, but letting it all go afterwards. Keeping the Faith with Jehovah God is about a commitment. A commitment to endure not just for a day or a week, or even a pretty committed year of worship. It's your life, and after that IT'S FOREVER. Keeping the Faith is about keeping the faith. Not letting go of the faith. And it is about keeping something precious and something worthwhile and, if necessary, protecting that and keeping it from being stolen by hostile competitors in false religions who are preying on your soul to boost their numbers and finances. The faith of the truth of Almighty God is something precious and something worth keeping, and worth keeping for ALL eternity. It is not a temporary rush, a bout with a cool idea, something to ponder and consider and move on from. No, its forever. That is what God is – that is what he wants from you. Adamide faith is about the principles of the Torah being kept by all interested peoples, and being kept forever. It is about those Torah rules and lifestyle commitments which are meant to be kept in our hearts, cherished, kept with a vital faith of commitment for the long haul. Not just the holiday weekend spiritual retreat love you God, then back to the real world kind of thing. Keeping the faith means just that – keeping the faith. NOT letting it go. So, if you are really going to keep the faith as a member of the Adamide community, at least Keep it and MEAN it. Don't let it go as something trivial if you really have made a commitment, which is what we are all about in the end anyway. AMEN.

The Eleventh Sermon
You're not Jewish, but Judaism sort of represents God's ideas of a Holy Life
Ok. You know, in the end, you're never really going to be up for circumcision, as you like your pecker left alone thank you very much, but you kinda get the point from God that he has sort of expectations on the kind of life you really should be living for him when it all comes down the line. No, he probably does not expect legalistic observance of every aspect of the Torah lifestyle from you as an Adamide, but get serious. You can't be a schmuck about it in the end, can you? It's like stealing. It's sort of kinda hard to be really sure if it is even addressed in the early parts of scriptures, because there just doesn't really seem to be any explicit command forbidding it, but you know, he judges our hearts, so can we really expect to get away with those shitty lifestyle choices? Guilt. On the heart. You know. It answers the questions on sin you might have for God when a law directed at you is absent. You should know. He's pricking your conscience. But if he isn't, then perhaps he wants you to check out the Tanakh and, more than that, ask the fundamental questions. Are these rules any Good? Do they work? Do they make you holy? Is it worthwhile living a holy life? Our faith does not try and forcefeed you the Tanakh and Torah way of life. But, in our movement, you know, if you are serious, the pastor should be sort of pointing out to you that this is what we are sort of on about, in a round about kind of way my dear friend. We are never absolutely commanded to put into practice the laws of the Torah, but that's not why you joined this group. You joined it because you want to be in a pro-Torah environment, which is not necessarily absolutely legalistic about every damn point of the Law, but does sort of get the point that you can't go around being 'Sodomite Central' and expect everything to be fine and dandy and smelling roses with the Big Kahuna all the time. Unlimited codes of what you could call an acceptable 'Way of Life' based on this or that list of laws chosen from the Torah can indeed be made. The Rabbis, it seems to me, have already had a few go's at defining what applies to Adamides. And, in the end, there is nothing really wrong with doing that. Teaching the code as the absolute fundamental will of God and that it is the ultimate revelation of all Adamide truths, well, there might be a few who query you on that supposed epiphany. But a sensible, even personally derived code of law, from the Torah-Tanakh, can always be a good way to go, and is indeed a sensible suggestion for our adherents to consider. It's not rocket science in the end. It's simply about laws which make sense, and putting sensible ones into practice. You're not really Jewish, you don't really want to sell out on your own culture either, but you do love God or admire him, and you realize you need some of his rules. And that is what Torah Faith is all about. AMEN.
The Twelfth Sermon
Passion
What do you need passion for? What does passion accomplish? Is being zealous about something really going to accomplish much? In fact, if you have a bit of passion in life for something, often you will work a lot harder for that passion, commit more time to it and commit more of your life's resources to it. It can even become a major focus or preoccupation in your life. Passions can be healthy, especially a focus on spiritual things. But, even especially on spiritual things, don't misfocus your passion. Going off, joining a religion, putting your heart and soul into it, and being passionate about it is not really a great thing if, later on, you have found out you don't really believe that anymore, and in fact find what you were into was really not good news, but a whole bunch of bad. Misplaced passion – misplaced effort – and you might have used up some of the really enthusiastic spirit and motivation in your life on a vain cause. It can sometimes be hard then, to ever really have the passion to focus again on a more enlightened revelation, especially if you found your life devoted for years to a truth that you simply no longer believe as just that – a truth. Passion, in such an example, needs to be tempered. And tempered by prudence and tempered by caution. Prudent enough to think you might not yet have all the answers or correct knowledge on a situation, and cautious enough not to get too carried away, even if you believe yourself infallibly enlightened. In the real world, or in reality, the mainstream society we are often part of, people often really like passion in others. And sometimes others just mock it or disdain it. Some of us, truly, are conservative souls, preferring a far more sedate and moderate approach to things, rather than running hurly burly headfirst into the latest doctrine, the latest trend, the latest scene or the latest get rich scheme. Passion is great, in areas of knowledge you are already secure upon and well established within. And, on spiritual things, really make sure you are in the truth, because I fear so many lives will be apprehensive at meeting the throne of judgement, full of passion for what they had fought to be true, but finding themselves well short of that mark and, potentially, with some great explaining to do for things they claimed were true and, in fact, were not. In this sense, choose your passions carefully. And, perhaps, the greatest of all of passions targets – romance. If you are a passionate person, and really want to impress that special someone, it can be great to come on strong, and sometimes that is really appreciated. But sometimes it is exactly the opposite, and you can lose a bit of your reputation as a 'loverboy' or a 'chauvinist', and for women labels such as 'Harlot' and 'Slut' really probably should be avoided if possible. Sure, it is great, in the end, to be people of passion. But sometimes, for the sake of caution and wisdom, you really need to temper that passion, and think a lot more carefully about what you say, do and preach to others in general.

The Thirteenth Sermon
The Five Books of Moses
It becomes apparent from reading 'Who Wrote the Bible?' by Richard Elliott Friedman that the absolutist idea of Mosaic authorship of the whole Chumash is unreasonable. But what do we conclude? Do we throw the baby out with the bathwater? No. We don't. The Torah – the Written Torah – stands, and has stood, the test of time. And the written Torah was the heart of the ancient Sadducee sect. And for this Modern Day Sadducee movement of Noahide impulse, yet open to figures of Israelite standing should they choose to join, the written Torah stands, ultimately, and perhaps ironically, regardless. It's a matter of continuity of faith, more prominent in what defines us, rather than primacy of historical factual detail of original Mosaic authorship of the strands within. We accept the Torah as our guide. We learn from it, uphold its central moral teachings and authority, and look to it as the Word of God to guide us from generation to generation. Its not so much whether its absolutely the direct communication of Yahweh in every detail that motivates this movement – it is rather we have an undoubtable faith that Yahweh kicked the whole thing off in the first place and that, be it Ezra or someone else who concluded the matter of Moshe's ponderings, we uphold the tradition of observance, relevant to covenantal status, and the light of the Kingdom of Priests shines to us from generation to generation regardless of exact original status of this section of JEPD or that section of JEPD. And why? Because, in the end, its the word of Israel regardless, and they were trained well enough in the pathways of divine call and moral, that we have judged the word, which has lasted over two millennia since canonisation so far, as worthy of unchanging devotion by our movement, unchanging acceptance as the primary text of spiritual study and authority and the motivator for our spiritual halakah of life each and every day we call upon the living God. In a sense, we don't need to really know how exactly it reflects God's mind and will – we know well enough that it carries his fingerprints, and that it suffices us for study and application, as it has done so for many others in many generations previously. It is the Sadducee book. It is the Sadducee scriptures. And while we in this world not yet of the world to come, should it eventuate, do not know for sure just what else of the Tanakh they did or did not uphold, we affirm the Torah as a primacy of our spiritual teaching, and while we may approach it from liberal to orthodox ways of practice and reception, we uphold it as the vital Word of what is to guide this movement this time forth and, by the will of God, evermore. AMEN.

The Fourteenth Sermon
Do Not Murder
A mitzvot of wisdom that we know so well, and all of us obey, we tell ourself. We never like to think, as we walk with God, that we would ever kill anyone. Surely such a thing is beyond this gentle soul that God knows so well. Yet even the gentlest and most godfearing of men can find a place, in a temptation of a trial, were they find a jealous spirit, sparked by the power of sin, which can lead astray, and make the very impossible possible. Killing someone really kind of hurts that soul. You know. Wouldn't like it to happen to you? Would you? Walking along, minding your own business, and out comes jealous jack and knocks you off for that insult the other day. Wouldn't be nice, would it? So remember, as you gaze into your inner soul in those times of reflection, has the servant of God's heart really put to death that arrogant and proud spirit within that can still rise to the challenge and the heckle, and do things it never thought it could. It's a work, and while you may congratulate yourself often at you well earned and hard earned repentance, remember dangerous dave lies within, ready to get out the axe and cut off that bastards head, cause he really pissed me off. Thank God there's no death penalty for murder, right? And if the laws suddenly changed, or you ended up in Texas? Murder is perhaps the greatest of impolite actions. Sorry about that chief – didn't mean to knock off your brother. He was just in the way, and I was kind of in a rush. Don't worry. I'm sure you've got another one. Get the point, buddy. Murder is a big sin, and while Cain resented his own brother, in this modern day and age of a modern day Sadducee, we really should know well by now just how wicked and evil killing an innocent soul really is. And they don't even have to be that innocent for it still to be murder, you know. Even if there a bad ass mutha, unless they have a contract on their head, murder is murder. And God says don't do it. It's hate, its hurting someone in the most fundamental and absolute of ways, and its horrendous to deal with in society and the biggest of all wreckers of societal harmony and bliss. Root out that man who says to you in your heart 'I could never do it' and replace it with the man who says 'Ok, I'm now humbler than the deepest trench of the pacific ocean, so I kinda get the point buddy – I'm a man of peace. And it's just not in me anymore.' Find peace – cement it like rock forever in your heart, and love those people out there with quite a bit more than 'Howdy Mate' and you will find the temptation to kill someone, a real evil, dissipate each and every day you take God's Torah seriously and realize just how horrible it is to take a life. AMEN

The Fifteenth Sermon
Avoid that Blood
Blood is nasty business. Gushing out everywhere. Kill that animal, yep, you gotta – your hungry right. Now there is all that delicious blood, and the Vampire in you just wants to hook in and howl all night long. But the sane human residing in the majority of your soul just says 'Yuck'. It's life. In that red stuff. The life of the creatures. Plasma, blood cells, oxygen, all that stuff. But it's life, which carries that oxygen around the body, and enlivens the being. And God says you can't eat it, because its the life of the beast, and in the grand book of divine truths housed in the heavenlies we have all the answers on what exactly and why all that means in rationale terms, but putting it bluntly, as its a decree of sorts we might not fully comprehend, we don't eat the stuff. It's a rule. An ancient rule. And it has its roots in the covenant of Noah, so its really universal. We might, in some ways, be taking the life of a creature into us, and that might be a perverted form of some bestiality principle but, regardless, we don't do it. We just don't. Do not eat the blood of a creature, drain it properly, and in Orthodoxy make sure of that absolutely, but biblically just make sure you've got that sucker all well and truly bled before you fry up and tuck in. Blood of a creature, of an animal, is not kosher, for Noahides or Abrahamides or Israelides. So for a modern day Sadducee movement it ends up being one of the foundational principles, as the Noahide biblical code really is, of observance by all this particular community of Torah faith. Blood sausage – an interesting question, cause perhaps its quite dead by the time we go to devour it, but for the doctrine of this assembly, should I choose to be its spiritual dictator in a way, is the general principle best not to touch such stuff either. In general, then, avoid that blood. It's a spiritual cleanliness thing, and by avoiding the eating of the blood of an animal we stay a degree spiritually purer and cleaner, also affected by other biblical ideas on cleanliness as well, but avoiding blood is most likely a big one when it all comes down. It's sort of confronting stuff to many a connoisseur who, despite being well aware that the great chefs of Master Chef and My Kitchen rules often like the steak a bit red and rare, much of the rest of us, when going out for the night on the down and the big restaurant really need it quite well done, and 'No Red' is one of the main requirement in our meat. Me to – I really need a well done steak before I am prepared to tuck in. Always been like that anyway – just don't like the thought of undercooked meat in many ways. No, we perhaps might not fully grasp the divine wisdom of the exactitude of why this law is such a big deal to be fundamental to the rainbow covenant, but it is, and that is just the way it is I guess. We don't eat blood, we drain the animal completely of it and, for Noahides, its pretty much the main kosher rule which does apply to our meat eating, and for the observant Jew its a fundamental also.

The Sixteenth Sermon
Paradise Lost
It's a stark lesson. You come to life, and live in a garden which provides for all you need, and a mate is given to you, and you are alive, and life is wonderful, and vibrant and truly a living alive experience. You eat wonderful fruit, are passionate with your lover, and everything is new and exciting. This is life. It is amazing. And then there is a temptation, and it is wonderful, because having knowledge of the divine things of your heavenly creator, the God figure, who has been teaching you and guiding you, well, how can you say no to that offer? So you don't say no, and take up that Serpent on that most demanding offer of lovely fruit, which is that one thing you are not supposed to have, so obviously it must be the best fruit of all. Something which is highly desirable. And you take the fruit offered, and you eat, and then you know it. Your naked, and there are new weird thoughts, and you kind of know you have sinned, and when God shows up, you hide, because you are embarrassed, and you fear his anger. And while he is not that angry, he gives you that look, and you know you have stuffed up, and that there is a price to pay. A terrible price to pay. And that price is what you have been enjoying, paradise, now lost to you, and you are going to have to learn about the good things in life, and how you lose them, the hard way. And God kicks you out of paradise, and tells you its cursed where you are going, and when you see the angel drawing his sword, and not letting you back into the good life, and you see the kind of life you are getting, you are full of regret, and probably some bitterness, and you know you have stuffed up, and you keep telling yourself time and time again, what a fool I have been. That, of course, is what happened, to varying degrees, to our father and mother, Adam and Eve. But it is something in that lesson we need to learn also, for it is eternally relevant. You might be in a society which has mostly worked it out, and looks blissful, and is truly paradise. But that tempter is still in business, and if you listen to that voice of rebellion, and take of that fruit yet again, and walk down the pathways of sin, and enjoy that delicious forbidden fruit, remember – the mighty can fall – and don't expect your own dear soul to be impervious to the wrath of sin either. The cure to life is eternally the same. It is that God who walks around in the garden, and talks to you, and reminds you to listen to his voice and obey his rule, it is that God you need to learn to listen to, because as life goes on those rules remain eternally relevant, not to disobey God, and to do what he says, and be decent and lawful sort of of people. For the judgment was exile once, from paradise, and later, for a latter generation, it was destruction in a flood. So do remember those lessons, that sin has its reward, and as delightful as the temptation may be, it is never, ever, worth it in the end. Never.



HISTORY BASICS

AUSTRALIA - Australia became a nation in 1788. It celebrated its bicentennial in 1988. Canberra is the capital city of Australia. It had an old Parliament House, but in 1988 it celebrated its New Parliament House on Capital Hill. There have been many Prime Ministers of Australia. In the 80s we had Malcolm Fraser, and since then there has been Bob Hawke, Paul Keating, John Howard, Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Tony Abbott and Malcolm Turnbull. Australia is a constitutional Monarchy, part of the Commonwealth of Nations, with the British Monarch as the Head of State, but legally, since the Australia Acts, Australia generally has no reliance on Britain for its law at all, and runs its own affairs completely. The Governor-General still must assent laws passed, but that is mostly a formality these days. There are 6 states and more territories which form the country of Australia. We have membership in the United Nations. Australia celebrated the Olympic Games in Melbourne, the capital city of the state of Victoria, in 1956. Dawn Fraser, the swimmer, was a champion of those games. Australia celebrated the Olympics again in 2000 in Sydney. Some of the big Olympic stars from Australia of recent times have been Kieran Perkins and Ian Thorpe in swimming, Kathy Freeman in athletics and Robert DeCastella in the Marathon in the 1980s. In 2016 the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks won the NRL grand final.
THE UNITED KINGDOM - Theresa May became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in 2016. The UK celebrated the Olympic Games in 2012. Mo Farrah was a successful athlete from Team GB in the Olympics. Brexit occurred recently when Great Britain left the European Union, and decided to run their own affairs completely. Queen Elizabeth II is the current Monarch of the UK, and she turned 90 in recent times, still going strong. The Capital City of the United Kingdom is London, which is the most populated city in the UK also. Since Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s the Prime Ministers of the UK have been John Major, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Theresa May. The usual two main political parties of the UK have been the Tories and the Labour Party. Jeremy Corbyn is the current leader of the UK Labour Party in 2017. In 2012 Team GB won 29 Olympic Gold Medals in London, and in 2016 they won 27 gold medals at Rio. They have been doing very well in recent Olympic Games. The next Olympic Games is at Tokyo in Japan in 2020. Go Team GB! The Beatles were a popular British band in the 1960s, along with the Rolling Stones. The Beatles were comprised of Paul McCartney, Johh Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Queen were popular in the 1970s and 1980s, as well as Pink Floyd. Queen were comprised of Freddie Mercury (Real Name Farouk Bulsara), Brian May, John Deacon and Roger Taylor. The Spice Girls and Take That were popular in the 1990s, and Girls Aloud and S Club 7 were popular in the 2000s. The Spice Girls were comprised of Geri Halliwell, Melanie Chisholm, Victoria Beckham, Melanie Brown and Emma Bunton. In the 2010s probably the biggest British acts have been One Direction, Coldplay and Little Mix. Little Mix were comprised of Jessie Nelson, Jade Thirlwall, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Perrie Edwards. Naturally there are many others who have had great success also.



HUMOR OF HAVEN ADAMIDE FELLOWSHIP

Humor
Humor is what is funny in life. Things which make us laugh. Jokes, yarns, tales, anecdotes. Witty stories which bring a smile, a grin, a chuckle and even a frown. A lot of humor is soft and friendly enough, but when people dig into taboo subjects, as they are often called, we can get quite crude and ribald humor from many comedians. Swears are practically a given in this 21st century. They are not absolutely required – I watched a Christian pastoral sort of figure give a standup routine the other day on youtube and he kept it clean enough, and was genuinely funny. No, we don't need the swears necessarily, and there are plenty of life's ironies to laugh out without resorting to the 'F' word. But those swears really can make people laugh a lot, especially well timed ones, and while younger people are definitely the ones we teach as a society should be shielded and protected from such language, usually they are the first in line who have seen the latest fowl mouthed comedians video, and are more often than not the ones with the filthiest language in their coarse school yard shenanigans anyway. That's a reality of life – it's probably not going to change anytime soon. But we are supposed to laugh in the end – I am sure of that – it is simply what we do as people. It's how we think and how our mouths naturally work. We laugh naturally. A giggle occurs totally naturally. It's something we just do. We shouldn't really be ashamed of this, although many teach we need a stiff upper lip and to take life terribly seriously. But with all the jackasses around these days, perhaps such traditional wisdom is not that bad an idea anyway. Keep it in check in the end – keep your humor under control. Don't let it go to your head. But laugh at a funny joke, and smile at a silly video, and learn to look on the brighter side of life. It sure makes it a lot easier on rainy Sunday afternoons.

Adam and Eve
(From the Chronicle of the Illuminati – An anecdote from the lighter side of life)

Adam and Eve are the parents of mankind. All our DNA has its origins in these primal parents of mankind. In fact it says in Genesis that Eve is the mother of all the living. Adam and Eve had available to them the tree of life, yet never gained access to this tree because they chose to rebel against God's command to not eat the tree of knowledge of good and evil. God tested Adam and Eve, which is not a very loving act in their innocence, but this was not how God felt. God requires obedience, and places it as a higher category than any personal commitments of love to a human being. God insists on obedience, but is not loyal to us in our sufferings. He is only a fair-weather friend of a God. This shows a shallow heart, a hypocrite, which claims loving concern, but falls far short. God has never been as holy as he thinks in his quite vain imagination. It is certainly true the more you kiss God's arse, the more he will bless you. Sabbath keeping and kosher rules are the heart of God's delight, and he enjoys the suffering of souls who do not conform to whatever torah paradigm, in his dictatorial whims, he chooses to require at any given time. He is not exactly a 'divine' deity. Yet Adam and Eve are fundamentally good in every way, and a good example to God of decent behaviour. Heh heh. Hope you enjoyed that diversion into sarcasm with our fair divine heavenly father. God probably has a sense of humour. Probably. Religious extremists like to shun the lighter side of life very often, and make out that religion and life is all grave sobriety, with no spirit of adventure. How wrong they are. Adam and Eve were people – alive people – with a spirit and a life. And in Adam and Eve's DNA were the vast reservoirs of mankind's genetic patterns, and no matter how strictly obedient such offspring should be, there is obviously a flock within all of that life which has an imagination and believes in having a bit of fun in life. I would find it very difficult to believe that we couldn't crack a joke in life in walking with God, and that it is all boring Torah study. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, as they say. Life has to have adventure in it. It needs those lighter moments. It needs the absurd even, the ridiculous, to remind us not to take ourselves too seriously, and that we are ultimately alive and hear on Earth to having something approximating a happy and wonderful time, and that we don't always have to get bogged down in the dull drudgery of serious conformity to every principle designed to take all the fun out of life. True – go off the edge, and that is what you will end up – right off the edge and living in fantasy land. Make sure you get a grip. But some of us, not necessarily all, for life has all sorts of people in it – but some of us need to know how to crack that well timed joke, and look on the lighter side of things, to lighten up a dull day, and bring gentle (and sometimes wild) humor to a life which can often be lived FAR TOO SERIOUSLY.


Dan's Stand up
You know, I'm an ole pommy from way back. All of 3 bloody months, or thereabouts, living in England, as a wee little one, then back to Australia with mum and Dad, returning from grandmas, to live in Berridale. But fuckit, the patriotism rose up in me, and I supported the English all my life in sports, and didn't give a damn about the aussies. And then I became a citizen - to join the public service. Legal requirement for a permanent citizen. Good huh. Become an aussie to fill the selection criteria. Still, supporting old england in a place like Australia does not necessarily make you many friends. A degree of mockery you can expect, but, in truth, the Australian male today has - evolved. Have you seen that show 'House Father's' or 'home fathers' or something like that? Do you get that here? Well garry sweet and some other charming aussie blokes are now the politically correct housed dads, sending their kids off to school, dealing with parental problems, doing all things for their kids, while the women, I guess, does all the work. How far has the Australian male fallen. Remember the 80s. Crocodile Dundee. Out comes that fucking knife. Big as your fucking arm. That's a fucking knife,' he says. Rambo kiss my arse. Bob Hawke - prime minister. the quintessential Aussie male in the 80s. Australia - tops at cricket. Winning the Americas cup. Sporting champions in so many endeavours. Valiant men of the southern cross. And now their house dads. And you know what that is? a grown up snag. A grown up Sensitive New Age Guy. But it was bound to happen. With the rise of the femminazis's as I like to call them, the great Australian bloke's day was limited. Once it was 'Get me a fucking beer, bitch.' Now its 'Could you pour me a glass of chardonnay, hubbie. It is been a difficult day in the office.' Femminazis. Fallen. the Aussie bloke has fallen from grace. And how far have they fallen? Julia Gillard. a female prime minister. Quentin Bryce - a female governer general. And the most sacred of male glories now gone - the female footie commentator. The Aussie blokes days of glory are well gone. And of course - the cricket. 18 years thrashing the poms, and 2005, the glory departs. don't worry mate, they won 5 nill the following time, but lost both following series. rugby union. hardly a win for the wallabies in a decade. France looking more threatening. i mean, France? Olympics. 7 gold or something like that. and the poms? 29 remeber the bragging of old? Fallen, I tell you. I mean, come on, you know what Ricky Ponting says when he loses the last ashes series in australia? i was enjoying it so much, i didn't even mind losing. great captain australia. way to go Ricky. The great australian male. what can he do? The fundamental problem, now, of course, is ipod. ipod and mobile phone and xbox. the kids are so fucking soft now they would rather watch sonic collect love potions and chase mario around a racing track then get off there arses and kick a footie around. depressing, aint it. But life goes on. For the battler, the great aussie bloke, the true blue, dinky di, bronzed aussie male still lives. And when the sons of the southern cross will need it most, a Bradman will emerge, or a Wally Lewis, or a Lionel Rose, and remind the world once more of that tried and true rebel yell. Aussie, Aussie, Aussie!!!


Scots humour
You know how tight scots are? Give em a piggy bank and they'll put in a penny and six months later they will still expect a return. (Takes the piggy bank and shakes it,' getting out the one coin and says 'and the rest you bastard.'


Classic Sayings of the Antichrist - Black Humour
In regards to the suffering unemployed in Spain, commenting to the French leader of the opposition.
'Let them eat shit.'

In regards to the suffering of the Jews, commenting to New York's Catholic Archbishop.
'Hitler had the right idea.'

In response to a Jehovah's Witness pointing to the Glory of God's salvation
'Jehovah can save my retarded son's hairy anus.'

In response to the homeless in New York, commenting to the President
'Cheap labour, I suppose.'

In response to a zealous Pentecostals fear of a mark of the beast
'Now that's a good idea'

In response to the Israelis Prime Minister's concerns about the Palestinians
'Have you considered genocide.'

In response to the China Japan island chain conflict, commenting to a Chinese politician
'I am sure the nips have no nukes. Just bully them around Genghis.'

In response to his second in commands worries on the Greeks leaving the Euro
'There's plenty of other suckers in Europe, meine friend.'

In response to the revival of neo-nazism, commenting to the German Arch-Chancellor
'Don't worry, its just a front for my organisation.

In response to African Famine, commenting to the South African president
'It should keep the population under control, at least.'

In response to civil unrest in the Balkans, commenting to an Italian dignitary
'Just throw a soccerball at them.'

In response to Islamic State, commenting to the president of Iraq
'I suppose they are effective in purging sinners from the world. Lawyers, doctors, priests. Children under the age of 5. Yep, very effective.'

In response to Hilary Clinton, commenting on Donald Trump's presidency
'Never underestimate the general stupidity of the American people dear Hilary.'

In response to J K Rowling, commenting on the success of Harry Potter.
'Don't worry, sweetie. I'm sure your not to blame for the increasing growth of virginal sacrifices in the lower western quarter.'




MISCELLANEOUS

Daly Country
(A Speculative and lighthearted article on the possibilities of clan’s and family surnames ideas for Earth and Heaven. A particular example – Daly Country – is employed. It could just as well be Smith or Jones or Chang or Perrot, etc)
‘Daly’ is a country in heaven, just north or Ireland. It is inhabited 100% by members of the ‘Daly’ clan. There is a castle ‘Daly’ where the King of the Daly clan resides and watches over ‘Daly’. All around ‘Ireland’ in heaven are countries for each of the Irish clans. These are specific ‘Clan’ nations for purebred members of each clan to have their own specific country. But as Ireland’s heavenly nation grows, more and more countries are being formed for all the Irish clans, as well as more ‘Irelands’ for all the clans, all being formed interspersed in ‘Jigsaw’ fashion with all the Irish clan countries will develop.
In Castle Daly is the official ‘Daly’ library, where are collected the vast and numerous works of all the worldwide writings of the Daly clan. The ‘bards’ of old have there works featured here, and around the vast fireplace in the heart of the library, on a cold and dark Sunday Night, tales are told of the legends the Daly’s have accumulated over their long sojourn.
The library also holds the official ‘Daly Family Tree’ which charts the entire family from the first ‘Daly’ downwards.
Castle Daly is also home to the ‘Daly’ Archives, were are stored all the various famous creations of the Daly’s throughout history. And, of course, the ‘Daly’ hall of photography, were a vast collection of Daly family photos are stored is connected to the Archives.
Castle Daly is also home to the ‘Daly’ Kitchen and Eatery, were Daly’s from all over Country Daly gather to take part in finely prepared, elegant and tasteful ‘Daly’ cuisine, the best the family has to offer.
In the ‘Hall of Chivalry’ the Daly coats of arms are stored, as well as portraits of the noble Daly’s of old.
All throughout castle Daly there are constant celebrations of our beloved clan, testimony to our eternal and dutiful service in fidelity to God and King.
‘Daly’ sub-clans
The ‘Daly’ sub-clans are further divisions in the ‘Daly’ clan as a whole. The tradition is for the sub-clan family name to be placed before the ‘Daly’ clan name, which is the end name of a person’s name.
New Daly Sub-Clan names.
The following Daly Sub-Clan names are available to those who claim them.
Dovechild – to be claimed by a Daly family were the wife of Mr Daly is an English lady, but claimed once only by one family.
Briddakai – to be claimed by a Daly family were the wife of Mr Daly is an Asian Indian lady, but claimed once only by one family.
Radrillion – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Raznadore – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Goldfire – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Silverstorm – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Dragonforge – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Calmwater – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family
Winterstorm – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Goldenchild – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Darkfury – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Sundancer – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Webspinner – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Darkclaw – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Havensgold – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Falconstorm – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Wintermaiden – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Dragonfury – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Quickfire – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Goldenhawke – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Dragonrider – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Hedrakandrason – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Splindarlingtonfire – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Kodradandastravere – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Goldsilverbronzington – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Waterstormfire – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Goldstormington – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
O’Goldenrider – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
O’Murphinton – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Quickwinter – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Kaladannystormington – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Corrgoodlington – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.
Minoguefire – to be claimed by any Daly member, but claimed once only by one family.

Ireland
Mullingar
The Dominion of Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly
The Kingdom of Adam and Eve
Haven Adamide Fellowship
Haven Even Fellowship
Haven Sethide Fellowship
Haven Enoshide Fellowship
Haven Cainaanide Fellowship
Haven Mahalalelide Fellowship
Haven Jaredide Fellowship
Haven Enochide Fellowship
Haven Methuselahide Fellowship
Haven Lamechide Fellowship

The Nation of Kadravana
The Nation of Eve
The Nation of Adam
Kadravanian Clans Even Clans Adamic Clans
Dovechild Evelandrya Adamlya
Radrillion Evlington Adamandrya
Briddakai Evelondya Adamtom
Raznadore Eventuranya Adamondya
Quickwinter Evenellyandranksia Adamandranksia
Firestorm Evendra Adamendra
Ranebow Evertstorm Adamstorm
Stormheart Stormfire Stormwarden
Bloodhunter Bloodchild Bloodsmoke

The Nation of Noah
Noahide Clans
Noandrya
Noahton
Noandya
Noahturanya
Noahandranksia
Noahstorm
Noahfire
Noahchild

The Nation of Seth
Sethide Clans
Sethandrya
Sethton
Sethandya
Sethturanya
Sethdranksia
Sethstorm
Sethfire
Sethchild

The Nation of Anavardak
Anavardakian Clans


Personal Education and Study
A thorough education from a wide range of reading materials is an essential in life to fashion your ‘Life Rights’ through the knowledge you gain from such studies. Eternal rewards in heaven often hinge on the quota of books and knowledge you obtain in life, this life on earth, and were applicable to heavenly citizens, defines your eternity. I recommend reading a number of fiction and non-fiction works in life to embellish your life with wisdom and understanding. Knowledge and learning is how we understand life and get the wisdom to navigate our way through our earthly or heavenly sojourn. Non-fiction gives you practical knowledge to undertake task and jobs and occupations, assisting you to do things well and according to proper procedures. Fiction embellishes life and culture with better understanding on how it all fits together, and is often just an enjoyable pastime and escape from the more mundane elements of life, and quite obviously something to do from keeping us being bored a lot of the time. Reading develops our personality and character, and is a fundamental thing all Adamides should be involved with and find enjoyment and pleasure from. Many people spend a lot of time writing books, and a career as a writer or author is a realistic occupation for the more literary minded amongst us. It's not easy getting published, mind you, but if you have something valuable or worthwhile to say it is definitely a consideration for a life occupation. Learning – its what it is mostly about, and we understand this world better with more accuracy the more wide read we are. Certainly we can specialize our knowledge and studies onto one or a few particular subjects and become experts in the field. For a formal degree of education we usually do have to do just that – specialize. Concentrate or 'Major' on a field of knowledge. And sometimes this field of expertise can be quite precise indeed. For example, we might have 500 books on human genetics, but only one on the history of England. And this variety is as huge as the human population itself. It all depends on what we are into, and what suits our style. There are no rules for what you must read, but obviously there are classics of literature which are widely read by many people, and that is often a good starting point if you are looking to expand your reading horizon. Book clubs are good things to join, especially as you read the same books of others in the club, and can discuss the fruits of a book you might have enjoyed a great deal. And, of course, formalized study is a great place to learn together with fellow students on the exact same reading materials. Its what a class is usually all about. There is so much to study – and so much to know – but developing a personal library of books over life is definitely a worthwhile pursuit, and forms the core of your eternal knowledge, so I suspect, much of how your life of eternity is likely shaped. Read, study and learn. You'll never regret it. And you world will open up so much as you explore ideas of other thinkers besides yourself who have gone through life and answered the big questions in their own, inestimable, way.

Assorted Fiction Books I have Read and enjoyed in life:

The Twilight Realm - Christopher Carpenter
This is the way the world begins - J T Macintosh
The Belgariad & The Malloreon – David Eddings
The Riftwar Trilogy & The Sons of Krondor – Raymond E Feist
The Galactic Milieu saga – Julian May
Memory, Sorrow & Thorn books 1 & 2 – Tad Williams
The first Shannara trilogy – Terry Brooks
The Greyhawk Trilogy – Forgotten Realms
The Hobbit & The Lord of the Rings & The Cottage of Lost Play – J R R Tolkien
Xanth Series books 1 to 9 – Piers Anthony
Incarnations of Immortality books 1 to 7 – Piers Anthony
Battle Circle – Piers Anthony
Dorian Hawkmoon books – Michael Moorcock
The Three Investigators – Various Authors
The Sword and the Satchel – Elizabeth H Boyer
The Chronicles of an Age of Darkness – Hugh Cook
How to eat fried worms - Thomas Rockwell
Stark – Ben Elton
Z is for Zachariah - Robert C. O'Brien
Where the Heart Is – Billy Letts
Foundation saga 5 books – Isaac Asimov
I Robot – Isaac Asimov
Faded Sun Trilogy books 1 & 2 – C J Cherryh
First Majipoor Trilogy – Robert Silverberg
Gilgamesh the King – Robert Silverberg
Sunrise on Mercury – Robert Silverberg
The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever – Stephen Donaldson
The Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant book 1 – Stephen Donaldson
Daughter of Regals – Stephen Donaldson
Heliconnia Spring – Brian Aldiss
The Dying Earth Series 3 books - Jack Vance
War of the Powers – Robert E. Vardeman & Victor Milan
Kidnapped - Robert Louis Stevenson
Macbeth - William Shakespeare
Star Wars IV
Star Wars V
Star Wars VI
Good Omens – Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
The Anvil of Ice – Michael Scott Rohan
The Forge in the Forest – Michael Scott Rohan
Hammer of the Sun - Michael Scott Rohan
A Different Drummer - Maggi Charles
The Celestine Prophecy - James Redfield
Screwtape – C S Lewis
Mere Christianity – C S Lewis
The Getting of Wisdom – Henry Handel Richardson
The Holy Bible
The Tanakh
King Arthur – Roger Lancelyn Green
Mort & Reaper Man – Terry Pratchett