My Favorite Readings - 1

The immortal words of famous men all through out history are now available in the internet and can be read or heard via all electronic gadgets for the purpose. I am compiling my initial list of favorite readings so that I can listen to them thru my kindle device, or similar devices, which you can do the same. If you have your own favorite collection of your favorite readings, please advise me so I can include them in my future book series under same heading. The kindle device allows you to adjust the size of the text. For audio, it allows you to adjust the speed of the audio reader. Of course, for those not using kindle, the printed book is available anytime. Table of Contents Readings 1 - Bible, Romans 8, All In Spirit, p. 3 Readings 2 - Bible, Genesis 1, Creation of World, p. 6 Readings 3 - Bible, John 6, Born Again, p.9 Readings 4 - Bible, 1 Corinthians 13, Greatest is Love, p. 13 Readings 5 - Bible, Psalm 23, Lord is my Shepherd, p.14 Readings 6 - Bible, Luke 23, Crucifixion, p.15 Readings 7 - Bible, Revelation 21, New Heaven, p.18 Readings 8 - Bible, Matthew 5-7, Sermon on the Mount, p.20 Readings 9 - Bible, Isaiah 53, Suffering of Servants, p.28 Readings 10 - Bible, Exodus 20, 10 Commandments, p.29 Readings 11 - Abraham Lincoln, Gettysburg Address, Four Score & Seven Years Ago, p.31 Readings 12 - Abraham Lincoln, 2nd Inaugural Address, With Malice Towards None With Charity for All, p.32 Readings 13 - Patrick Henry, Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death, p.34 Readings 14 - Shakespeare, Hamlet, To be or not to be, p.37 Readings 15 - Shakespeare, Julius Caesar, Mark Anthony Speech, Friends Romans Countrymen. . .p.38 Readings 16 - Susan B. Anthony, Women's Suffrage, p.39 Readings 17 - Winston Churchill, Blood Toils Tears & Sweat, p.41 Readings 18 - George Washington, Preventing Revolt of his Officers, p.43 Readings 19 - John F. Kennedy, Inaugural Address, Ask not. . .p.47 Readings 20 - Shakespeare, As You Like It, All The World's A Stage, p.49 Readings 21 - Rudyard Kipling Poem, If, p.50 Readings 22 - Elizabeth Barrett Browning, How Do I Love Thee, p.51 Readings 23 - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, A Psalm Of Life, p.52 Readings 24 - William Ernest Henley, Invictus, p.54 Readings 25 - Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven, p.55 Readings 26 - Walt Whitman, O Captain, My Captain, p.59 Readings 27 - William Wordsworth, I Wandered Lonely As A Cloud, p.60 Readings 28 - Edgar Allan Poe, Annabel Lee, p.61 Readings 29 - Alfred Lord Tennyson, Crossing The Bar, p.62 Readings 30 - Alfred Lord Tennyson, Charge of the Light Brigade, p.63 Readings 31 - Nelson Mandela, I Am Prepared To Die, p.65