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Meet some Australian Natives: Here's an example of one of the limericksThere once was an emu called Squirty,who always looked scruffy and dirty,his Mum had enough,of the dirt and the fluff,kicked him out in the street,in the blistering heatand cried don't you come back til your thirty!Poor Squirty!

Revelation: Written in Layman’s Terms, Volume 1, covers chapters 1–19; however, chapters 4 and 5 deals with events in heaven.Chapters 6–19 deal with events on earth in detail, such as the significance of the seventy weeks and the beginning of the Tribulation period.In chapter 1:3, it states: “Blessed is he that 1) readeth, and they that 2) hear the words of this prophecy, and 3) keep those things which are written therein: for the time is at hand.”The blessing of verse 3 has a threefold condition: 1) read the book, 2) hear (understand) it; and 3) keep (obey) it.The essential nature of prophecy was the communication of new truth (divine revelation).God has given it to be obeyed, not simply to be discussed and debated.The time is at hand in the sense that nothing else now has to occur before the Rapture and the beginning of the Tribulation period (1 Thess. 4:13–18), same as Rev. 4:1.

Belmont Story Review is a national magazine of literary arts, faith and culture.The magazine aims to surprise and delight readers through an eclectic mix of storytelling which includes fiction, personal essay, poetry, songwriting, drama, graphic narrative, and photography; as well as creative reportage, including coverage of music, film, creativity and collaboration, and the intersection of faith and culture.We seek to publish new and established writers passionate about their craft, fearlessly encountering difficult ideas, seeking to explore human experience in all its broken blessedness.Finally, in addition to bringing engaging narratives in all its forms to a wide audience, we seek to exemplify the mission of Belmont University by venturing into the wider culture-shaping arena of literary arts, extending and honing our skills as readers, writers, editors, artists, entrepreneurs, and citizens within a Christian community of learning and service.