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An Angel Named Zabar: Short Stores About ONE Angel
An Angel Named Zabar"I am pleased that parents have written to say that this is a book they finished reading after their child went to sleep. A book they left lying around because it has the power to bring a smile, a chuckle, or even a few tears. Being a retired military pilot I do not sugar coat life, neither do I intentionally use words that an adult should not hear in a family environment, let alone a 5 year old. As a parent, I respectfully ask that you review this book first. These are not short stories that I made up, they are reoccurring dreams. This is a book about one angel, it is not about angels.” ─ Bob Miller
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Published July 5, 2021
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February 16, 2023
To live in a world where both good and evil exist as mere humans, we must have some higher power watching us. Angels come in many forms, but the most common sightings mentioned were of another human looking out for another. If many more people prioritized providing help to those in need, the world would be a much better place to endure.
In "An Angel Named Zabar," author Bobby Miller shares various short stories of people experiencing an angel encounter. The best common denominator is someone named Zabar, who is an angel. He is on a mission to stand guard and protect people from the dangers of life while reminding individuals of God's existence. Society has long forgotten their natural ways, but meeting Zabar, they realized how far from God they were.
I enjoyed reading stories of how people came to meet Zabar, which usually happened unexpectedly and at odd moments. What stood out to me the most was how calm many of them were as if there were a sense of calm in the atmosphere. The reminder that God exists and is waiting for His children to come to him was a highlight thought for me. Angels are working overtime, protecting us throughout our lives, and though it might feel like an instinctual gut feeling or a small whisper, it is a way to save us from potential harm. I highly recommend this book to encourage others that we do have guardians watching over us and protect us from harming ourselves permanently.
In "An Angel Named Zabar," author Bobby Miller shares various short stories of people experiencing an angel encounter. The best common denominator is someone named Zabar, who is an angel. He is on a mission to stand guard and protect people from the dangers of life while reminding individuals of God's existence. Society has long forgotten their natural ways, but meeting Zabar, they realized how far from God they were.
I enjoyed reading stories of how people came to meet Zabar, which usually happened unexpectedly and at odd moments. What stood out to me the most was how calm many of them were as if there were a sense of calm in the atmosphere. The reminder that God exists and is waiting for His children to come to him was a highlight thought for me. Angels are working overtime, protecting us throughout our lives, and though it might feel like an instinctual gut feeling or a small whisper, it is a way to save us from potential harm. I highly recommend this book to encourage others that we do have guardians watching over us and protect us from harming ourselves permanently.
March 7, 2023
An Angel Named Zabar
This is a powerful and wonderfully written book of short stories about an agel named Zabar. He inserts himself into peoples lives when they need the help of a higher power to see the good in someone else or themselves. He also lets very bad people get what’s coming to them. The author has a way of taking events and making you see the best choice that can be made in each situation, let’s people see for themselves that they are good , can be good, or they are bad and they don’t want to change and the consequences may not be in their favor. He tries to bring Gods word and goodness to every short story. I love that Zabar is always dressed the same way with the exact clothes and he always mentions that his toenails are neatly manicured in every story. He doesn’t change to fit the scenario or even the era that the story is from. He is a presence to people who are in need of guidance or need to look at themselves and see the change that needs to be made. He gives advice when asked and even if they don’t ask to help them see the bigger picture. I liked that at the end of every short story he returns to Brown Mountain which is where the first story begins with a person who is awakened by Zabar and tells the tale of a man’s family being murdered by drifters and Zabar explains that they have suffered everyday for the acts the committed.
This is a powerful and wonderfully written book of short stories about an agel named Zabar. He inserts himself into peoples lives when they need the help of a higher power to see the good in someone else or themselves. He also lets very bad people get what’s coming to them. The author has a way of taking events and making you see the best choice that can be made in each situation, let’s people see for themselves that they are good , can be good, or they are bad and they don’t want to change and the consequences may not be in their favor. He tries to bring Gods word and goodness to every short story. I love that Zabar is always dressed the same way with the exact clothes and he always mentions that his toenails are neatly manicured in every story. He doesn’t change to fit the scenario or even the era that the story is from. He is a presence to people who are in need of guidance or need to look at themselves and see the change that needs to be made. He gives advice when asked and even if they don’t ask to help them see the bigger picture. I liked that at the end of every short story he returns to Brown Mountain which is where the first story begins with a person who is awakened by Zabar and tells the tale of a man’s family being murdered by drifters and Zabar explains that they have suffered everyday for the acts the committed.
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