May 2019

In his dialogue, Phaedrus, plato says, for love was the theme which occupied us. In the KJB, plato says, “I am sick of love” (Song of Solomon 2:5). But plato never tires of the theme of all things: for all things are close to the heart of the giant. Mr Hart will speak on the […]

Something new – pla-script. Join me for the formal introduction of this wonderful thing. If you’re reading a pla-script, what are you reading? Can you guess the correct answer?

It is done. King James Bible content is reunited with its own kind – the Dialogues of the great icon, Plato. This is an event worthy of celebration, therefore it is meet that we should make merry, and be glad; the work is done. Let the people rejoice; let the Gentiles rejoice. Let us all

What’s in the King James Bible? Mr Hart will speak to these things: narrator, narration, monologue, dialogue, tag, .and soliloquy

Rhyme excites us; we acknowledge rhyme. We amaze ourselves with an unintended rhyme; it makes us feel good about ourselves when it happens. To some, rhyme is sexy: it has sex appeal. Rhyme to the many is a beautiful thing. Tune in and enjoy the reading.

Mr Hart will speak on plato’s dialogues’ counterpart. What is this counterpart? Who, in plato’s opinion, is to provide this counterpart? And what is the purpose of this counterpart? Then he will read, for he must read, from his book titled Hart’s Book of Bible-Rhyme. There’s much to be done. Join me, and let’s get

Mr Hart will read from his book – Hart’s Book of Bible-Rhyme. His book can be purchased at amazon.com kindle books. Ebook and paperback available. Order now.

Mr Hart will read from his book – Hart’s ABCs of bible-rhyme. He will also speak to the qquestion – what good is the bible if you do not understand the things therein? Join him at the appointed time.