PEOPLE MEET IN HELL'S CORRIDOR AND DISCOVER HELL IS REAL. THEY TALK ABOUT HOW THEY GOT THERE.
Genre: FICTION / GeneralHELL’S CORRIDOR is a fictional depiction of people who went to hell. People don’t talk much about hell and preachers don’t preach much about hell either. But people enter hell every day. The truth of HELL don’t make people feel good, but it could save their lives. Hell is a part of the gospel too and God included it for a reason. Hell was meant to be preached right along with heaven. Jesus spoke about hell often in the New Testament. In HELL’s CORRIDOR people were surprised by the reality of HELL. They had a vague knowledge of hell, but had not really been adequately warned of its existence. Every one of them had been headed straight toward eternal punishment. It is a hard truth to face, but it cannot be denied or ignored. Negating its reality will NOT make it any less true. Those in HELL’S CORRIDOR had heard the gospel many times, but very little about hell. People stood in line in HELL’S CORRIDOR waiting to be thrown into outer darkness for all eternity. They had NO other opportunity to repent and accept Jesus Christ. HELL is REAL, especially “IF” you believe HEAVEN is REAL!
THE RICH MAN
WILLIAM P. PARSON
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While upon earth, William P. Parson had been considered a rich man. You would have to dig for years to find one of his family member who ever had a blue collar job. Like his ancestors before him William could buy anything from personal to political decisions with his money. He could make choices and force his influence without money being an issue or roadblock.
He felt totally out of touch with common folk and truly thought the world revolved around rich people like him. When he was diagnosed with cancer, he realized sickness was common to all humans, but his lesson had come a little too late.
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Translated by Zidane Doctio Tsague
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Author review: I'm really happy with your determination to finish this project. I can only imagine that such a task wasn't easy, but you did it. Your attitude made it doable. I can clearly see that with your easy-to-work-with attitude, you will continue to take on new translation challenges and grow with the Babelcube group and its writers. I can’t read French, but the translation work looks great! With the font and accent emphasis, you made, it’s clear that you care about your work and take the time to match the author’s manuscript. Godspeed and may be we'll work together again in the future! Sincerely, Dr. Pensacola H. Jefferson |
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Translated by Giosuè Russo
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Author review: Giosue, I am grateful with your translation. The decision to work on my book will allow me to use your expertise to reach other audiences! I can't tell you how much I appreciate your service, and your talent. The work looks very thorough. I can't thank you enough for choosing one of my books to translate. Good job. Thanks again. Dr. Pensacola H. Jefferson |
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Translated by Welington de Souza Vaz
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Author review: I'm really happy with your determination to finish this project in the timeframe you promised. I can only imagine that such a task wasn't easy, but you did it. Your attitude made it easy. I can clearly see that with your easy-to-work-with attitude, you will continue to take on new translation challenges and grow with the Bablecube group and its writers. I can’t read Portuguese, but the translation work looks great! With the font and accent emphasis, you made, it’s clear that you care about your work and take the time to match the author’s manuscript. I especially liked that you asked me about design preferences beforehand, and I look forward to working with you in the future. Sincerely, Dr. Pensacola H. Jefferson |
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Translation in progress.
Translated by Marisela Padron
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