The Tower of Geburah

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InterVarsity Press, Jul 27, 2011 - Juvenile Fiction
One moment Wesley, Kurt and Lisa are poking around in their uncle's attic. The next moment they have stepped into the magical world of Anthropos, where their help is needed to free a king and defeat the powers of evil. Book Three in John White's Archives of Anthropos.
 

Contents

The Bridge across the Chasm
167
A Second Council of War
181
The Bayith of Yayin
193
Murder in the Palace Gardens
207
The Chase of the Qadar
221
The Journey Begins
235
The Tower of Geburah
257
The Treasures in the Tower
277
Through the Forest of Blackness
309
The Hole Where Time Is No More
321
The Battle of the Heights
335
The Last Leg of the Journey
351
Freeing the Enchanted Knights
361
The Burning of Bamah
371
Gaals Victory
381
What Uncle John Found Out
393

The Tower Destroyed
287
Theophilus to the Rescue
297
Pronunciation Guide 404
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About the author (2011)

John White was born in Liverpool, England, on March 5, 1924, and grew up in Manchester. After serving as a reconnaissance photographer in the Fleet Air Arms during World War II, he completed medical training at Manchester University. He later participated in a variety of short-term missions efforts (including Bible smuggling!) and capitalized on many opportunities to encourage Christians behind the Iron Curtain during the beginning of the Cold War.

On June 25, 1955, White married Laureate May O'Hara. From 1955 to 1964 he served as a medical missionary with New Tribes Mission. Later he was appointed associate general secretary of the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students of Latin America.

White emigrated to Canada with his family in 1965 and later completed his residency in psychiatry in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He next filled the post of associate professor of psychiatry at the University of Manitoba and also served locally as pastor of Church of the Way.

He wrote 25 books as well as numerous articles and study guides. A much sought-after speaker, he lectured around the world at churches, conferences and leadership events. During his later life, White moved to Vancouver, British Columbia, helping to plant a Vineyard church there (Surrey Vineyard) and becoming involved in the larger Vineyard Christian Fellowship.

John White died in 2002, but his written ministry lives on, with over 1.5 million of his books in print.

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