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Book One Introduction to the Mystery: Singular & Superlative (THE MYSTERY OF ATONEMENT 1)

H. Mark Edward

"Better to know nothing than to half-know much." Forty years ago, these were the first words God spoke to the Author, H. Mark Edward; a zealous, outspoken Jewish atheist with a healthy mistrust of all religions and, in particular, the fallible and all too often deceitful men behind them. It is such...

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Park Predators

The host referenced the book to provide background on John Bamford, describing him as a rumored loner with a surly, hot‑tempered reputation. No endorsement or criticism of the title was offered.

Episode: The Station

The host cited the book to describe John Bamford as a rumored loner with a surly, hottempered reputation.

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According to multiple indepth articles on John Bamford, as well as a detailed chapter in Keith Layden and Michael Ray's book, The One and God of Mystery, John was rumored to be kind of a loner.

Some people even described him as a, quote, surly and hottempered man that most folks avoided if they could.

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