These are the books on my bedside table. I will read at least one or two of them almost every night The Schofield New American Standard Study Bible has been a favorite book of mine for over 20 years. This is the second one that I have owned having bought it used. I bought Lean Logic after seeing it on Chris Martenson's Book shelf while watching one of his videos and I have been slowly reading it for over half a year. I checked out Adam Smith's Economics Classic from the library before Christmas, but the number wasn't right for their records. I tried to recheck it out once, but the librarian told me to keep it until I was done with it. She probably thought that would be before now.
This shelf has a few books of interest. The ones with ribbons were a classics series that I bought at the local library for 5 dollars each, they are for later reading. The Strong's Concordance hasn't been used recently, but has proven to be useful over the years. My father gave me the Tanach which I have read and gave me a view of the first part of the Bible from the Jewish perspective. Atlas Shrugged took me over a year to read and has impacted my thinking deeply. Ayn Rand's Anthem is a quick read. The Crisis of Freedom was written by one of my father's best friends, Jack Feder, and Mike Maloney's book on Gold and Silver is also a tremendous book. Silent Spring by Rachel Carson was also a very important book to read. As well one of my favorite classes in undergrad is represented here by my Italian Textbook.
I have two books by Jonathan Cahn here one of which the contest sponsor has The Shemitah and The Harbinger. I have a Hebrew Old Testament that was used in Seminary. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy has impacted me over my frequent readings. I read John Courson's Commentary on the Bible and greatly enjoyed it. Some of the others, I just picked up for free and haven't read them yet, while others I have read.
Great idea for a contest and I hope you enjoyed my library.
