The Midnight Gate

It's been two months since Belladonna Johnson discovered she was the Spellbinder, and she's full of questions about her powers. When a ghost finds Belladonna and her classmate, Steve, and gives them a mysterious map, the friends don't know if they should be looking for or hiding from the one person who holds the answers to Belladonna's powers: the Queen of the Abyss. Throw into the mix that Belladonna's parents, who are ghosts, have disappeared and that her brand-new and maybe even sinister foster family seems to know more than they'll let on, and you have a sequel made of high adventure and intrigue, seasoned with affecting characters and topped with a dollop of wit.

Prayer is not supposed to be a frustrating spiritual activity because God is very willing to answer your prayers. Do you want to receive your desired results when you pray? There are needed ingredients for your prayers and obstacles that need to give way to grant you the desired results when you pray. - Your TIME of prayer is pertinent. - The WORDS of your prayer are critical. This book will reveal to you, what time to pray and how to pray to get the door of heaven opened with the manifestation of the desired answers to your prayers

Every month is peculiar and unique. So is the gate of every month, a midnight gate by western calendar system. The name of the month, numerical position and ordinal character in the calendar system are very important in advanced spiritual warfare. "My times are in your hands O Lord!" Employ these qualities and characteristics to speak by apostolic decrees to every month and the month shall yield you your portion. Every month of the western world calendar has spiritual characteristics pointing to a definitely idolatrous background and origin. This is not without consequence when it comes to the battle for the control of time. Some spiritual powers are struggling to be in control of your time. They pretend they have the time dedicated to themselves and can only release it for the use of man in exchange for worship. Command the Month@The Midnight Gate gives you the spiritual tools to take back the control and administration of time that the adversary has arrogated to himself. Shall we war!!!

Every month is peculiar and unique. So is the gate of every month, a midnight gate by western calendar system. The name of the month, numerical position and ordinal character in the calendar system are very important in advanced spiritual warfare. “My times are in your hands O Lord!” Employ these qualities and characteristics to speak by apostolic decrees to every month and the month shall yield you your portion. Every month of the western world calendar has spiritual characteristics pointing to a definitely idolatrous background and origin. This is not without consequence when it comes to the battle for the control of time. Some spiritual powers are struggling to be in control of your time. They pretend they have the time dedicated to themselves and can only release it for the use of man in exchange for worship. Command the Month@The Midnight Gate gives you the spiritual tools to take back the control and administration of time that the adversary has arrogated to himself. The Gate of January is the gate of a new year. A dual gate dedicated to the god Janus, the double-faced god looking backward and also forward. The power of evil dedication of the month is real. Shall we war!!!

February is from the latin word februum, meaning purification. The Almighty used the second month to purify the earth by means of a flood. The month is the only one that is neither thirty nor thirty one days. If you were born on the 29th of February, on non-leap years your birthday would on a wrong date. Of course, with spiritual implications. However, with the mouth of the learned, you can speak to the second month by name February and have it yield to you your divinely allocated portion. Were you conceived, born or married in February? What a month! Shall we war!

Twenty essays about Bei Dao's life in exile since Tiananmen Square."Knowledge of death is the only key that can open midnight's gate."Bei Dao Bei Dao has gained international acclaim over the last decade for his haunting interior poetic landscapes; his poetry is translated and published in some twenty-five languages around the world. Now, in Midnight's Gate, Bei Dao redefines the essay form with the same elliptical precision of his poetry, but with an openness and humor that complements the complexity of his poems. The twenty essays of Midnight's Gate form a travelogue of a poet who has lived in some seven countries since his exile from China in 1989. The work carries us from Palestine to Sacramento. At one point we are led into a basement in Paris for a production of Gorky's Lower Depths, the next moment we are in the mountains of China where Bei Dao worked for eleven years as a concrete mixer and ironworker. The subjective experience deepens and multiplies in these essays, filled with the stories of ordinary Chinese immigrants, as well as those of literary, artistic, and political figures. And it all coheres with a poet's observations, meditations, and memories.

Belladonna Johnson can see ghosts. It's a trait she's inherited from her mother's side of the family, like blue eyes or straight hair. And it's a trait she could do without, because what twelve-year-old wants to be caught talking to someone invisible? It is convenient, though, after Belladonna's parents are killed in a car accident. They can live with her the same as always, watching the same old TV shows in their same old house. Nothing has changed . . . until everything changes. One night, with no warning, they vanish into thin air—along with every other ghost in the world. It's what some people think ghosts are supposed to do, but Belladonna knows it's all wrong. They may not be living, but they're not supposed to be gone. With the help of her classmate Steve, a master of sneaking and spying, Belladonna is left to uncover what's become of the spirits and to navigate a whole world her parents have kept well-hidden. If she can't find her way, she'll lose them again—this time for good.