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The first section in this volume is on pattern. Many people wonder why pattern exists everywhere and whether there is a creator behind this. If there was no pattern then this would result in uncertainty, lack of purpose and chaos. One can see an underlying reliance on an existence trying to grab hold of order in this everyday sea of chaos. The littlest oyster was to land he knew not where. If he hit the soft bottom with no firm attachment he would not survive. The only problem there were so many oysters around so how could he grow to a big size? Which sadly he never did in this second story. There is a sadness in some stories and this third story is about a priest in London during the Second World War who eventually falls on hard times homeless and relying on charity to survive. The fourth story is about a woman at the time of despair one person meets the Holy Ghost who gives her, as he can give to you, a new spirit to carry on despite all your problems. In the fifth story a little shepherd boy gives is small gift to Jesus as a baby only to find fate later he is can put in a situation that can force him to commit actions that he did not want. Nobody knows what happened inside the tomb before the stone was rolled away but the sixth story attempts to portray a fictional version of those events as witnessed through the eyes of a tiny spider living at the entrance of the tomb who follows the journey of Jesus to life everlasting. One does not know what time of day, what minute, what second the second coming will come. The seventh story is based around three people who are demons that have started preparing for the arrival of the four horsemen of the apocalypse, who will trigger death and destruction on this earth.. Will the person in this fifth story have the strength to help trigger the tribulation or the ability to stop it? The eighth story rekindles the concept of a soul and how the devil is always ready to take away someone's soul. Paul leases a pawnbroker's shop and