BOOKS LIFES GREATEST POSSESSIONS
Books are among life’s greatest possessions. Hidden inside are merely words laid out on paper. There are no pictures, only letters. Books have a structure that either makes or breaks them. This structure is one of the most important aspects, as it functions like a spine, with the rest of the book fleshed out according to the placement of logic. Just as our foot is essential for walking when it is attached to the leg, the body would be non-functional if it were not intentionally placed there. Therefore, before words are created as the building blocks around the structure, you need to consider why one chapter precedes the next; what belongs at the beginning is not suitable for the end.
However, to write the beginning, you need to know your destination. If one embarks on a journey without a roadmap for the necessary stops and turns to reach from A to Z, all major plot points or connecting elements, depending on whether it is nonfiction or fiction, must connect in a logical sequence. A paragraph begins with a topic sentence, and the content of that paragraph relates to it; however, linking each paragraph into one chapter involves creating topic sentences that correspond to the chapter, ensuring you illustrate your points and provide examples. The entire book has a central theme to which everything responds. The key to good writing lies in structure. Without structure, with unbonded ligaments, sinew, and tissue, it would resemble a disconnected body.
You must know how to navigate towards your destination by building on each chapter. You could even introduce the next chapter by connecting it to the previous and explaining why the previous is important for the latter. This would give the reader an understanding as to how they interconnect. Just like a car engine is not complete without the drive shaft, wheels, and steering wheel, they are vital to each other; they must work in unison to create the model. We know the Jaguar has different parts than a Commodore or Mitsubishi Jeep. Yet, interestingly, they still have the same basic structure, just like the physical body carries different cultural values and belief systems, which makes the parts of thinking unique to the person.
Yet, if we connect the observation of structure to people's thought patterns, they are held together by narrative. Buddha or Muhammad and Jesus, just by their identity, have a narrative in some sense, the one with a belief system that holds fast to the teaching of Muhammad or Buddha has structure yet that is tied up with an identity it doesn't relate truth that fits universal narratives only from the perspective of those with that worldview The more i have learnt about the Koran I was shocked by all the similarities it has to the bible except for who Jesus is and their perspective of God. This is structured in a belief system held by narrative. I do not have that narrative; therefore, it isn’t a story in my belief system, which is why belief systems are closely connected to worldview and values.
The Koran creates a different lifestyle culture than that of the bible by the way words have identified people, places, and things. Yet the bible has identified God, people, places, and things with quite a distinctive logic that divided the 66 books of the bible into the Old Covenant and the New Covenant. This was also related to the dispensation of times that even history has remembered by it being the year 2025. This marks the years since Jesus walked the earth. Mahammad came approximately 540 years after Jesus. The Bible was written before the foundations of the world, and all that was prophesied came to pass, even Jesus riding into Jerusalem lowly and on a donkey; all of this was done to fulfil the word we have to understand the origins to understand why Jesus had to come and how this changed covenants with god and man to a better way where bulls and sacrifices were no longer needed. there is a structure to the salvation and redemption of the earth through the logic of all the books that came together through different writers inspired by the Holy Spirit to write.
The most magnificent thing is they all connect from Genesis, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Their accounts may be slightly different, but they do not contradict. This is how profound that the word was made manifest and dwelt among us, yet there is no book that prophesies my or your coming to the earth except in the annals of heaven where God has written a book about you. The relevance of the bible on earth is as important as the relevance of the books in heaven, and even on that last great and dreadful day, the Book of Life shall be opened with the names of the saints who accepted Christ. Therefore, the concept of books comes from God's mind and is the greatest asset if the information and content inside the book point toward the truth. But there is a structure to truth from the foundations of the world and all the living systems to the magnificent logic of the body connected to the brain. To the most fundamental of all these creations is the word. The word is the basic building block of life. How we structure our day, our thoughts, and everything comes from how words are positioned in relation to one another.
Even as you think about what I have written here, there could be any subject, and that subject determines the contents. However, the subject and the contents relate to worldview as I could bring one subject that is synonymous with life is time and the way we understand that subject goes even deeper to what is our understanding of why life was given to us in the first place if you understand time and purpose are closely connected then the question is who am I what is my purpose for life nothing that we know about life is meant to be disconnected when we start digging we will see the metaphysical aspects of life were structured and ordain by god and for God that is the power of words in a book they deliver us from bondage and set us free when we understand the paradigm of God for the son of God came to set us free.
Written by Rochelle White
BOOKS LIFES GREATEST POSSESSIONS
Books are among life’s greatest possessions. Hidden inside are merely words laid out on paper. There are no pictures, only letters. Books have a structure that either makes or breaks them. This structure is one of the most important aspects, as it functions like a spine, with the rest of the book fleshed out according to the placement of logic. Just as our foot is essential for walking when it is attached to the leg, the body would be non-functional if it were not intentionally placed there. Therefore, before words are created as the building blocks around the structure, you need to consider why one chapter precedes the next; what belongs at the beginning is not suitable for the end.
However, to write the beginning, you need to know your destination. If one embarks on a journey without a roadmap for the necessary stops and turns to reach from A to Z, all major plot points or connecting elements, depending on whether it is nonfiction or fiction, must connect in a logical sequence. A paragraph begins with a topic sentence, and the content of that paragraph relates to it; however, linking each paragraph into one chapter involves creating topic sentences that correspond to the chapter, ensuring you illustrate your points and provide examples. The entire book has a central theme to which everything responds. The key to good writing lies in structure. Without structure, with unbonded ligaments, sinew, and tissue, it would resemble a disconnected body.
You must know how to navigate towards your destination by building on each chapter. You could even introduce the next chapter by connecting it to the previous and explaining why the previous is important for the latter. This would give the reader an understanding as to how they interconnect. Just like a car engine is not complete without the drive shaft, wheels, and steering wheel, they are vital to each other; they must work in unison to create the model. We know the Jaguar has different parts than a Commodore or Mitsubishi Jeep. Yet, interestingly, they still have the same basic structure, just like the physical body carries different cultural values and belief systems, which makes the parts of thinking unique to the person.
Yet, if we connect the observation of structure to people's thought patterns, they are held together by narrative. Buddha or Muhammad and Jesus, just by their identity, have a narrative in some sense, the one with a belief system that holds fast to the teaching of Muhammad or Buddha has structure yet that is tied up with an identity it doesn't relate truth that fits universal narratives only from the perspective of those with that worldview The more i have learnt about the Koran I was shocked by all the similarities it has to the bible except for who Jesus is and their perspective of God. This is structured in a belief system held by narrative. I do not have that narrative; therefore, it isn’t a story in my belief system, which is why belief systems are closely connected to worldview and values.
The Koran creates a different lifestyle culture than that of the bible by the way words have identified people, places, and things. Yet the bible has identified God, people, places, and things with quite a distinctive logic that divided the 66 books of the bible into the Old Covenant and the New Covenant. This was also related to the dispensation of times that even history has remembered by it being the year 2025. This marks the years since Jesus walked the earth. Mahammad came approximately 540 years after Jesus. The Bible was written before the foundations of the world, and all that was prophesied came to pass, even Jesus riding into Jerusalem lowly and on a donkey; all of this was done to fulfil the word we have to understand the origins to understand why Jesus had to come and how this changed covenants with god and man to a better way where bulls and sacrifices were no longer needed. there is a structure to the salvation and redemption of the earth through the logic of all the books that came together through different writers inspired by the Holy Spirit to write.
The most magnificent thing is they all connect from Genesis, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Their accounts may be slightly different, but they do not contradict. This is how profound that the word was made manifest and dwelt among us, yet there is no book that prophesies my or your coming to the earth except in the annals of heaven where God has written a book about you. The relevance of the bible on earth is as important as the relevance of the books in heaven, and even on that last great and dreadful day, the Book of Life shall be opened with the names of the saints who accepted Christ. Therefore, the concept of books comes from God's mind and is the greatest asset if the information and content inside the book point toward the truth. But there is a structure to truth from the foundations of the world and all the living systems to the magnificent logic of the body connected to the brain. To the most fundamental of all these creations is the word. The word is the basic building block of life. How we structure our day, our thoughts, and everything comes from how words are positioned in relation to one another.
Even as you think about what I have written here, there could be any subject, and that subject determines the contents. However, the subject and the contents relate to worldview as I could bring one subject that is synonymous with life is time and the way we understand that subject goes even deeper to what is our understanding of why life was given to us in the first place if you understand time and purpose are closely connected then the question is who am I what is my purpose for life nothing that we know about life is meant to be disconnected when we start digging we will see the metaphysical aspects of life were structured and ordain by god and for God that is the power of words in a book they deliver us from bondage and set us free when we understand the paradigm of God for the son of God came to set us free.
Written by Rochelle White
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