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2 Corinthians 6:14-18. "A Light From Heaven Above the Brightness of the Sun" Anchorage Within The Veil Balaam Hired of Balak, and Used of God Christ's Cross, and God's "Due Time" Dispensational Truth Faith's Clue in Sin's Confusions Fragments Fragments Gideon, God's Mighty Man of Valour God's End, and Jacob's Means Guidance Integrity King Uzziah Strengthened and Strong Light as an Armour Man's Natural Thought Answered On the Revelation Paul's Voyage Preparation For Glory Responsibility of Membership Self-Contrivances Some Consecutive Remarks on the Contents of the Epistle to the Colossians The Appointed Path The Attractive Power of Christ Crucified - The Separating Power of Christ at His Coming The Church - What is it? The Church, an Habitation of God through the Spirit The Effect of Worldly Society "The End of the Lord" The Mystery The New Birth The Typical Character of Gen. 1-2:3. The Way of the Love of Jesus The Work of the House of God and the Workmen Therein Thine Eye, is it Single? Truth and Love Use and Abuse of the Eye Watch "We Have Seen the Lord" Words on Service

The title, What Remains Behind, is taken from a Wordsworth poem that speaks of grieving and finding strength in what remains behind. For Shelley, what remains behind are memories, grief recovery, a sense of purpose, spiritual and personal discovery, and a surprising joy.

All people are burdened with the most important questions of life: regarding their purpose, value, morality or destiny. However, our modern day culture has grown accustomed avoiding these confronting but vital questions, resulting in a regressing society, where most people suffer from some kind of a depression, caused by this very avoidance and lack of understanding of life. The extremely chaotic and bizar author of this book touches on these topics by sharing his personal life experiences, philosophical conclusions, and advice on how we can best approach our life, our problems, and even suicidal notions. By his own admission, this will likely be the weirdest book you'll ever like...