Shadows on the Horizon I am always the last in every scheme, A forgotten footnote in their grand design. Some harbor sparks, yet cling to silence’s seam, Refusing the bridge where our paths might align. Years of waiting carve canyons in my soul, While others reap joy from the seeds I sow. I drown in the depths, losing sight of the whole, As time’s cruel tide pulls me under, slow. Women weave games of “who will he chase first?” A dance of delay, where pursuit is the prize. But in playing the long wait, their thirst goes unquenched, And the chase fades to echoes under empty skies. The distant ship may never crest the wave, A phantom promise on the endless blue. Yet here I stand, on the shore’s lonely grave, Dreaming of sails that might one day come true. -Nathan Frisby

Echoes of the Ladder Some day may never dawn, Whispered promises undone. We claim to teach, yet life’s cruel hand Beats you down to barren sand. Hope in dreams? A fragile spark— Pushed from ladders into dark. To gaze upward at the span, The distance carved by mortal man. Oh, seeker of philosophical light, Science’s veil, so cold and bright— We’ll strip your gains, leave you bare, To force your trust in heaven’s care. Ah, you cling to God above? We’ll trick and shame, withhold our love, Abuse the soul till you bend low, Leaning on our twisted flow. Yet your lips must echo still: “Trust in God, against our will.” Though I err and stumble deep, Fall into traps that secrets keep, Beaten, bruised, ensnared in night— I’ll trust in God, follow His light. Some day may fade, untouched by grace, Okay, for man’s deceit holds no place. Manipulated threads unwind, But God’s true path I’ll always find. One day in silence, I’ll depart, Walk into glory, heart to heart— Where God Himself strides by our side, In heavenly realms, forever abide. -Nathan Frisby

Peeling back biblical layers on a sensitive topic: I’m no Jew-hater, far from it. I fully support Israel, pray for Jerusalem’s peace as Psalm 122:6 teaches, and recognize God’s enduring covenant with the Jewish people (Genesis 12:3). But truth matters: Not everyone is good, and power corrupts elites in every era & culture, no group immune. In Jesus’ time (a Jew himself), it wasn’t “the Jews” as a whole, but corrupt religious leaders (Pharisees, Sadducees, Sanhedrin) who plotted his death out of envy & fear of losing temple control (John 11:47-53). They manipulated crowds to shout for crucifixion over Barabbas (Mark 15:11) & pressured Pilate with threats: “If you let him go, you’re no friend of Caesar” (John 19:12). Pilate, fearing Emperor Tiberius, caved despite knowing Jesus was innocent (Luke 23:4). Even after resurrection, they bribed guards to lie about the empty tomb (Matt 28:11-15), covering up the miracle. This hatred extended to early Christians: Leaders authorized Saul (later Paul) to hunt them down, dragging believers from homes for imprisonment or death (Acts 8:1-3). Post-conversion, they stalked Paul city-to-city, inciting mobs & plots (Acts 13:50; 23:12-15), eventually contributing to his Roman trial & beheading under Nero (~AD 64-67). Provoke thought: This mirrors end-times warnings, great persecution of Christians (Matt 24:9; Rev 13:7), often overlooked today while Jewish suffering (rightly) gets focus. Christians face slaughter worldwide (e.g., 5k+ killed in Nigeria last year by extremists), yet history books skip it. Why the veil? Elites still manipulate—religious, political. Discern truth, reject hate. What if modern “leaders” echo this? -Nathan Frisby

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That silence you’ve tasted now, where melodies once danced in the caverns of your thoughts, it’s no punishment from me. I don’t march to the crowd’s drum; my quiet is a stand, refusing to be your doormat, your scapegoat, or a pup yanked on your leash. This hush is my realm, one most can’t bear, and that’s precisely why they pursue the thrill of the chase. -Nathan Frisby

When my world grows dim, you give me light to help me see. When life get to be chaotic, you give me peace to get me through my battles. When I stumble from all my follies, with your grace you gave me mercy, so I can continue on my journey in this life. When I feel alone and down an out, you embrace me, to comfort me through all my despairs. Day and night my desires is for you. My heart burns for your words! I am like a deer panteth for the water brooks, thirsteth for your spirit to fall on me. Let your love fall on me and give me wings to fly like an eagle! -Nathan Frisby

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66 Books Matthew Jesus is the promised Messiah King of the Jews and fulfillment of prophecy. Mark A fast paced account showing Jesus as the powerful suffering Son of God. Luke Give a detailed compassionate story of Jesus reaching out to the outsiders and the broken. John Jesus is the eternal word made flesh who reveals the Father and gives eternal life. Acts Holy Spirit empowers the apostle to spread the gospel from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. Romans The gospel reveals Gods righteousness and offers salvation to all who believe. 1 Corinthians Paul addresses division immortality and spiritual gifts with gospel clarity. 2 Corinthians Paul defends his ministry and encourages strength through weakness. Galatians Justification comes by faith in Christ not by works of the law. Ephesians The church is Gods unified new humanity in Christ. Philippians Joy in Christ can thrive even in suffering and uncertainty. Colossians Christ is supreme over all creation and sufficient for every believer. 1 Thessalonians Encouragement to live holy lives in anticipation of Christ return. 2 Thessalonians Paul clarifies end time confusion and urges perseverance. 1 Timothy Instructions for Godly leadership and church order. 2 Timothy Paul’s final letter urging faithfulness to the gospel until the end. Titus Teach sound doctrine and live it out with integrity. Philemon A personal appeal to show gospel grace and forgiveness. Hebrews Jesus is the superior High Priest and fulfillment of the old covenant. James Faith without works is dead live out what you believe. 1 Peter Suffering Christians are called to hope and holiness. 2 Peter Stay alert against false teachers and grow in grace. 1 John True believers walk in light love and truth. 2 John Love the truth and reject deceivers. 3 John Support faithful gospel workers and reject arrogance. Jude Contend for the faith against corrupt influencers. Revelation Jesus reigns as the Victorious Lamb and one day He will return to make all things new.

66 Books I couldn’t fit it all here, so first post is Old Testament my next post will be New Testament Genesis God creates everything, humanity falls, but God begins His redemptive plan through Abraham’s family. Exodus God delivers Israel from slavery in Egypt and gives them His law on Mount Sinai. Leviticus God gives Israel laws for Holiness worship and atonement so He can dwell among them. Numbers Israel wanders in the wilderness for 40 years due to unbelief, yet God remains faithful. Deuteronomy Moses repeat’s Gods law and urges a new generation to love and obey God. Joshua Israel conquers and settles the promise Land by trusting God’s power. Judges Israel falls into a cycle of sin judgment and deliverance through flawed leaders. Ruth A Moabite woman’s loyalty leads to her becoming the great grandmother of King David. 1 Samuel God raises up Samuel Saul and David showing He values obedience over appearance. 2 Samuel David’s rise and fall reveal both Gods justice and His covenant mercy. 1 Kings Solomon builds the temple but the kingdom fractures as idolatry spreads. 2 Kings Both Israel and Judah falls into sin and are conquered. 1 Chronicles A Priestley retelling of David reign emphasizing worship and Gods promises. 2 Chronicles Focuses on Judahs Kings showing how faithfulness or rebellion affects nations. Ezra God stirs the people to return from exile and rebuild the temple. Nehemiah Nehemiah leads the rebuilding of Jerusalems walls and a revival of covenant faithfulness. Esther God sovereignty protects His people through a brave Queen even without His name mentioned. Job A righteous man suffers deeply, yet learns to trust God’s wisdom over human reasoning. Psalms A collection of Songs and prayers expressing every human emotion to a faithful God. Proverbs Practical wisdom for living well in the fear of the Lord. Ecclesiastics Life without God is meaningless, but revering Him gives purpose. Song of Solomon A poetic celebration of Love intimacy and covenant commitment. Isaiah God judges sin, but promises a savior who will suffer and reign in Glory. Jeremiah A weeping prophet warns of judgment and offers hope of a new covenant. Lamentation A poetic lament over the destruction of Jerusalem calling people back to God. Ezekiel God reveals His glory judges sin and promises restoration and a new heart. Daniel Faithfully living in exile and prophetic visions reveal God’s control over empires and eternity. Hosea God’s faithful love pursues His unfaithful people like a husband to an adulterous wife. Joel A locust plague becomes a call to repent and hope in the coming day of the Lord. Amos God condemns social injustice and empty worship among his people. Obadiah God humbles Edom for their pride and betrayal of Israel. Jonah A rebellious prophet learns that God’s mercy extends even to Israel’s enemies. Micah Gods calls His people to act justly love mercy and walk humbly with him. Nahum God promises to Judge Nineveh and comfort His people. Habakkuk A prophet wrestles with evil and learns to trust God’s justice. Zephaniah The coming day of the Lord brings judgment, but also restoration. Haggai God calls His people to prioritize rebuilding His temple over personal comfort. Zechariah Visions point to a future Messiah and the ultimate restoration of Gods Kingdom. Malachi God rebukes apathy and points ahead to the coming of Elijah and the Lord.

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In the shadows of endurance, I have lingered long, Scorched by flames of betrayal, condemned by the throng, Mocked in whispers, crushed beneath the heel of scorn. Yet behold, the hour approaches when I shall wait for none, And you, O doubter, shall stand in the queue of eternity, Pleading till the final dawn fades into endless night. -Nathan Frisby

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