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    The Noah Remnant

    By JW Luff

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    For thousands of years Christians have prayed to the God of Creation to: “USE THEM IN A MIGHTY WAY.” Dereck Becker is one of those Christians and the young pilot has learned a valuable lesson today: Be careful what you volunteer for. Dereck and his wife Nicole along with 278 other believers, have just been drafted into God’s army. The group has awakened onboard a starship that after being sent through an artificially created wormhole is now 80 lightyears from Earth. The alien reactor that was used for the transition is out of fuel so going back is not an option. God only knows why this remnant of the human race was chosen for this journey. For now survival is their top priority. They are approaching what they think is an uninhabited planet. And not only that, they’ve discovered Nicole is expecting. This unborn child will grow up to carry the fate of two societies on her fragile shoulders.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 17, 2015
    ISBN9781329719071
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