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  • A fascinating, in-depth look at what happens when we die, how our lives are viewed by God, and where we go!
  • Michael H. (Harold) Brown (born March 5, 1952) is a Catholic author/journalist/speaker/and site owner in the United States.
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  • Interview With Author Michael H. Brown
    By Michael K. Jones

    1)Q: Many of us have a conversion story and I know these stories can be quite long, could you give a brief account of the event that changed your life?

    A: I was writing a book about the Mafia when I began to experience the real attack, the presence, of demons. I began to pray and soon experienced dreams and a couple visions, one of the Archangel Michael, one of the Virgin, another of St. Joseph. It was a series of events in 1982 and 1983.


    2) Q: Could you tell us a little about the religious event, which has had the most impact on your life?

    A: I think the religious event that had the most impact on my life was a visit in 1990 to Medjugorje -- that and a visit to the vault where they keep the Shroud of Turin.


    3) Q: As a well known published author are there a few books you would highly recommend to Medjugorje USA's visitors as a must read?

    A: Right now the book that's most popular is After Life, which is about heaven, hell, and purgatory. I get the most reaction from a book called Prayer of the Warrior, about my own struggles with evil, and also The Final Hour. Soon we'll be releasing a new major book.


    4) Q: In your book, "The Final Hour," you write about many di

    An Introduction to the Geneva Bible – A look at the Puritan’s Bible.

    Disclaimer: The following article does contain information which the author of this website disagrees with since they are stated in a “positive light” and not stated with prudence: 1) The mention of polygamy as acceptable by Protestant theologians, (particularly Luther and Milton) and 2) The crass nature of his words and wording through the article. Try to glean what may be best here and be discerning.

    (This is the introduction LL Brown Publishing places in their Geneva Bible when they are sent as part of the Preface or Introduction to the 1599 Edition.)

    For the last three centuries Protestants have fancied themselves the heirs of the Reformation, the Puritans, the Calvinists, and the Pilgrims who landed at Plymouth Rock. This assumption is one of history’s greatest ironies. Today’s Protestants laboring under that assumption use the King James Bible. Most of the newer Bibles such as the Revised Standard Version are simply updates of the King James.

    The irony is that none of the groups named in the preceding paragraph used a King James Bible nor would they have used it if it had been given to them free. The Bible in use by those groups until it went out of print in 1