The Return of Planet-X: Wormwood by Jaysen Q. Rand
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Book Reviews of The Return of Planet-X: Wormwood
Book Review: Keep an Open Mind
Summary: 5 Stars
Mr. Rand has collected a background of information and references that do not fit the normal parameters of learning and acquiring information. The reader needs to keep an open mind to realize that there are a lot of unanswered questions that plague mankind. Is there a supreme being? Is there a correlation between past biblical events and history and the future of mankind as expressed in the Bible? Has the government, religious and other leaders ever lied to the people whom they lead and make decisions for? If there is a supreme being is all human behavior acceptable? Will some forms of human inappropriate behavior result in punitive eternal punishment. Reading this book will open your eyes and mind to explore some of these unanswered questions, a wise man will learn and grow spiritually, a fool will rebuke this information and condemn and reject this book.Book Review: Poorly written book
Summary: 1 Stars
The only nice thing I can say about this book is that the author gathered a lot of information together, making it a useful reference. However, it is so badly written, I am surprised it got published. The 'honorary PhD' the author is proud to flaunt must have been passed out freely with the cookies and soda pop at the Russian "institute's" latest faculty mixer. The writing style is that of a high school student. I may be doing a disservice to high school students here. The author is also happy to brag of his career in the MUSIC industry in the (thankfully) brief bio section. In other words, he hasn't got the chops to do the research himself. He is simply a gatherer of information and other people's opinions. This is all very well/satisfactory/useful, but if this sentence annoys/bothers/irritates you, you'd best avoid the book. This is the predominant syntax. I warned/cautioned/ you.Book Review: X CEPTIONAL
Summary: 5 Stars
this was a very well written book, i have read it twice, the information in it is fantastic and it really makes you think, actually it scares me to read this book, but it is so good i will read it again , and surely Reference it a lot. very good bookBook Review: Why Believe The Nay Sayers?
Summary: 5 Stars
Dr. Jaysen Rand answers the doubting skeptics right from the beginning by stating the work is to be informative, speculative, investigative as well as entertaining. He never says it's dead on but something he's pieced together very well and feels these items should be shared for others to contemplate the possibility of. But as for all the nay sayers I see that each one bases their conclusions on pop-popular or outdated, high school scientific "facts". They're referring, of corse, to the "facts" that change daily in this "knowledge shall be increased" world. I'm a scripture believer and have realized a number of years ago that the "mountain falling into the sea" is an astroid. That the "sun going dark as sackcloth" and the "moon turing blood red" as well as the "stars falling from the sky and the Earth rocking like a drunkard" are effects resulting from a very close pass-by of a large heavenly body. Jude 13 even names the exact thing that this wandering brown dwarf is. The fact that the Mayan's predicted the end of the present age to be December of 2012 may not be a mere coinsidence. I think the author has given us a plausible idea that we should all take seriously. The skeptics are simply edging the odds in their favorBook Review: The Return of Planet X
Summary: 5 Stars
Wow!! He has done his homework. I was aware of all the government secrets, but, the way this author puts it together. He could be right on. I'm recommending this book to everyone.