Bibleproject Samuel Novels & Stories

I am powerful enough to rewind back the hands of time and travel within the time frame to seek for answers untold, when I am about the set a foot across the sea of timeline, be cautious for I am even more dangerous in my past. Sam was a levite, as he told me his father was a missionary from the protestant army who fought the christening revolutionary war. I am not surprised though how men could see wisdom in the wars they fight even as against each other when they had taught that the body of Christ was one, so then if the body of Christ was one how could they see the need to fight against one self, does the body forsake the eyes and the ears or the organs that gave it sense to perceive and

I bob my head and glance at the older man in front of me; Lisha rubs her forehead tiredly as she says, “Who are you?” “My name is Samuel; I was queen Lilianna’s adviser.” Lisha snorts, “Well, you didn't do a good job, did you?’ He cackles, “I followed my queen's order as was expected of me.” “You'll have to stay outside until we restore order in the palace.” “My people can help.” Lisha looks at the man in front of her and smirks as she asks, “Why should we trust you, Samuel?”

I hear Samuel's voice call out. My son...

Samuel came out of the storage room, medicine bottles, capsules in bags, and tablets on trays. "I'm going to prepare some more medication in the likely event that any of them wakes up. We cannot be too sure that the first dose we administered worked for all of them." Jane nodded. "True." "Thank you for what you did earlier on," Samuel said quietly. "What did I do?" "The verses you read from the Bible. They did more than you know," he explained. Jane smiled. "My mother used to say something when I was little. She would sit me down and say, ‘Jane when you need peace, find them in the pages of the scripture,’ and I always did."

Samuel was looked at by Ella with eyes filled with suspicion, he scratched his head again. "Gabriella, I forgot to ask where you want to go?" It seemed that he had no prior plan for this journey. Exactly as described in the original. Samuel is a liberal who loves freedom. Therefore, he rarely lived in one place for too long. Samuel's whereabouts have always been a mystery to everyone. It was difficult for Duke Hesing to find Samuel. As soon as Samuel asked Ella, he immediately patted his forehead in self-blame. Gabriella is a princess brought up to be closed. How could such a child know so many places on the Lani continent?

Samuel said in his heart as he watched the little children go to the bedroom. It is known that Samuel was an adventurer who liked to move from one place to another. And also from one village to another for the purpose of liberating the villages from poverty and mountain bandits that's why Samuel is often called a hero for most people in the North Continent of Zeon. … In another place inside a Zeon hospital. It looks like Juan is seen talking to Athes. "How are you Athes?" Asked Juan to Athes who was still lying on the mattress in the hospital room.

“What’s already happened won’t change just because you’re being stubborn.” “…” Samuel was a genius from birth, no, a prodigy. Unlike me who barely maintains my grades with memories and tricks from my past life, Samuel was brilliant enough to understand a hundred things after learning one, and often showed astonishing insight that left even adults speechless. Perhaps because of that, there was a period when he couldn’t mingle with kids his own age and isolated himself, but now he’s developed quite a bit of sociability and gets along well with friends his age.

Samuel was still standing beside the bed. His hand continued to hold Ellya’s cold fingers. His heart was filled with an unease he could not understand. He lowered his head, taking a deep breath. “I truly don’t understand you. You said you are Rebecca… but how could that be? Rebecca is gone.” His hand almost let go, he was about to leave. But suddenly, a faint voice was heard. “Samuel…” Samuel’s eyes widened instantly. He turned quickly, making sure. His eyes grew bigger.

“This is going to get ugly.” “She didn’t study too hard,” said Samuel just as quietly but with a faint touch of humor. “There are sharper-tongued writers than John in the Bible.” She continued a few more verses, then looked straight at the Marrok, who obliged her by meeting her eyes. Lauren didn’t feel any of the Alpha’s power, but the girl dropped her gaze after no more than a half second.

“You are here now. Maybe you can stay after all of this is done, at least for a while.” “I would like that,” she said, smiling up at her son. Gabriel cleared his throat loudly to remind them that they were all waiting to hear what Samuel had to say. “You said that you had a theory,” he prompted. “So, yeah,” Samuel said, rubbing the back of his neck. “I was kind of listening to your conversation, sorry,” he said with a half shrug. “I don’t care if you were listening in,” Gabriel growled, getting irritated. “I just want to hear your theory if you have a decent one.”