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Throughout the Bible, the number seven represents completeness and perfection. Seven receives much of its meaning from being joined directly to God's creation of the world.
Seven is the first printed work in a series called Seven Pillars. It's a continuity of writings inspired by God and his word, the Bible. In the most unique way, each book differs in design, creativity, and message delivery.
The author, Abigail Blue, was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, just a walking distance from the Atlantic Ocean. She moved to the northern metro area, where she raised her two children, Aenon and Eglah Blue.
Her relationship with God is the foundation for all she does. Ms. Blue enjoys learning and applying the Bible to her daily life. Her message is God loves you more than anyone can.
She refers to Seven: The Nine Fruits and the Seven Pillars as her groundwork of the series. The stories describe her real-life experiences, humility, and insight that took her to her journey until she found her divine purpose.
In addition, the poems of the author's daughter, Eglah Blue, add a real touch of vitality to the book. Each pillar (chapter) has one of Eglah's creative lyrics.
Seven is the first printed work in a series called Seven Pillars. It's a continuity of writings inspired by God and his word, the Bible. In the most unique way, each book differs in design, creativity, and message delivery.
The author, Abigail Blue, was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, just a walking distance from the Atlantic Ocean. She moved to the northern metro area, where she raised her two children, Aenon and Eglah Blue.
Her relationship with God is the foundation for all she does. Ms. Blue enjoys learning and applying the Bible to her daily life. Her message is God loves you more than anyone can.
She refers to Seven: The Nine Fruits and the Seven Pillars as her groundwork of the series. The stories describe her real-life experiences, humility, and insight that took her to her journey until she found her divine purpose.
In addition, the poems of the author's daughter, Eglah Blue, add a real touch of vitality to the book. Each pillar (chapter) has one of Eglah's creative lyrics.