Robert Clayton Books

The story follows twelve-year-old Mohammed al Jar, who flees a Libyan refugee camp and becomes entangled with a radical Islamic group. He is unwittingly turned into a bio-weapon after being infected with a lethal virus intended for a strike against the U.S. As he prepares for his mission, he grapples with a profound realization that his leaders are driven by malevolent forces rather than divine guidance, leading him to question his choices and beliefs.

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The book explores the escalating conflict between big and small government in America, highlighting a societal addiction to government dependency that undermines independence and self-reliance. It critiques the current political climate, where dissent is often labeled as domestic terrorism and freedom of speech is increasingly restricted. The author advocates for a return to constitutional principles, warning that unchecked government power threatens the republic, echoing the foresight of the Founding Fathers. The narrative is framed within the context of recent political events, including the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot.

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Set during WWII, the narrative highlights the pivotal role of the Women Airforce Service Pilots (WASP), who took on military flying duties to allow male pilots to serve abroad. The story explores the challenges and resistance faced by these women as they defied traditional gender roles, with some men actively working to undermine their efforts and prove their supposed inadequacy in what was considered a "man's job." This conflict underscores themes of gender equality and the fight for recognition in a male-dominated society.

Nehemiah, more than a wall builder, is a book emphasizing the power and affects of prayer. Prayer can influence and radically change circumstances, individuals and nations. Throughout the Bible there are common principles in prayer. The intent of this writing is to reveal some truths that can help us fulfill the Lord's plan for our lives and encourage prayer to Jehovah concerning any project or task. Prayer invokes strategic planning, wisdom and revelation. It combats the enemy and strengthens the believer. Earnest and consistent prayer develops intimacy with God. Let us pray without ceasing, submit to God and see Him work great things in, for and through us.

In this groundbreaking work, Robert Clayton presents a compelling argument that the chronology of the Hebrew Bible is accurate and can be verified by comparing it with other ancient histories. As well as providing a powerful defense of the Bible, Clayton sheds new light on a range of difficult issues, from the genealogy of Adam to the date of the Exodus.