Take a look at the REELS about the Aragorn/Marcellus battle on INSTAGRAM In the realms of noble valor and unwavering courage, Marcellus emerges as the true epitome of heroism in 'Trunk of Scrolls.' Rooted in Byzantine nobility, Marcellus stands as a beacon of strength...
SAD NOTE: The Earthquake In February 2023 in Antioch, Turkey, there was a terrible earthquake of the same magnitude and same destructive power as the 526 Antioch earthquake. "IS GOD AGAINST US?" is a big question the survivors ask as they strive to put life back...
Sauron created a ring to rule them all. Great, ideal, wicked plans. Or maybe he was idealistic, and his hope was world peace. But the fact of the matter is he wanted to control the world and he made a ring. In Trunk of Scrolls, Belisarius gives a ring to Byziana....
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Byziana of Antioch, like Leia Organa, maneuvers in a world where others force her hand, and stands strong against that adversity.
Take a look at the REELS about the Aragorn/Marcellus battle on INSTAGRAM Find out for yourself. Kickstarter Live January 9-30, 2024 In this comparison, we have a birds-eye view of Marcellus of Antioch facing off with Aragorn of Gondor. How can anyone be...
Secrets are the worst. If we have a secret that belongs to someone else, a juicy piece of gossip, it's almost impossible to keep it private--we find so many ways that it could come into a conversation, but we must restrain ourselves. For their sake. The Forbidden...
We live in a crazy world. With recent news releases about islands of horrific secrecy, we scratch our heads and boggle over the wickedness of man. How can people be like this? Jesus said, "As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man."...
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