Books, books, 30 books in all

Looking up the Koorong website for the answers is not the way to solve this quiz, because they’re all in here: 30 book titles from my bookshelf – displayed for you all to see. Getting it right may be hard, though: it’d almost take a heavenly man to find them all. You could try reaching for the invisible God to look for answers, but you’d probably mount the case for a creator over this quiz, as it’s clearly been masterminded by a human. Someone said they found the answers fastened to the rock, mainly because they were too busy not to pray for the answers. Her name was Mel. Way too enthusiastic, I’d say. Looking for answers is a procedure that’s truly a branch of pathophysiology; others reckon it’s one of the fundamentals of nursing.

Oh, I’ve got all kinds of books, full of Australian stories. For the heart, there’s the complete works: of Shakespeare, Little Women, and The Diary of Anne. Frankly, I don’t have a large range, although I will admit you’ll find many books about doing Anthropology and Bible Doctrine. Some books might help you learn how to read the Bible. For all it’s worth, I’d suggest a book called The Old Testament. Survey the best of them and you’ll agree. Many are in fact about the Bible; atlases may come in handy if I am to tell the truth. Encountering these books might help you become more spiritual; leadership may be required to read them however.

Is it tea time already? Personally, I think you’d better say the riddle of grace before you sample my cookery (the Australian way), but I guess you could say, “what’s so amazing about grace anyway?". Well I’d at least suggest you be thankful, considering all He’s lovingly done for you.

If you think you’re failing, forward is the only path to achieving the things to come. That’s the message: you’ve just got to be purpose-driven. Life is like that. Anyway, hurry along so you don’t get left behind: comment with your answers and in a week you’ll find out if you were right or wrong!