"After an attack on a small Terrestrian village by Argamor's dark knights, the villagers petition King Emmanuel to build them a castle for protection. Emmanuel responds by sending James of Arwyn, a master builder who will guide the villagers in the construction of their own castle"--Back cover.

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1885 edition. Excerpt: ... the "garden" of gethsemane. John xviii. 1-12. Though there is now, through God's mercy, an unexpected time of quiet in these lands, we know that wars and rumours of wars will again prevail, and it is well to keep in remembrance the "troublous times" and sad scenes of misery and bloodshed in which our fellow-saints of other days have lived. Patriarchs, prophets and apostles could all tell us of terrible events which they themselves witnessed, and they would wonder, perhaps, at the outwardly smooth and easy lives that we have lived. Of course such troubles are not distinctively "the afflictions of Christ for His body's sake the Church;" nor are they "the afflictions of the gospel"; they are simply the evils and sorrows of a sinful world, which Christians may have to witness and more or less to share in. But even these sore calamities of war few of us have ever seen. Yet it is well to be prepared, for to the wise, to be forewarned is to be forearmed; and God's word by His Spirit clothes us with a panoply of Christian meekness and submission and patience in readiness for such a day. Our Master Himself was painfully acquainted with man's use of the sword. Herod's massacre of the infants of Bethlehem occurred in His early years, and armed soldiers nailed Him to the cross. But concerning all such things that may have come before Him we are sure He said in spirit what in the "garden" He said in words--"The cup which my Father hath given me, shall I not drink it?" (John xviii. 11)--and that too, when most of the weapons in view were directed against Himself. But Gethsemane was the place of Prayer, as well as of calmness amidst "weapons." And surely it was the depth and continuance of His prayer on that same spot which made Him ready to meet the...

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