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Peak. Not much more to say. Here's some bible verses: So then they that are in the flesh cannot please God. Romans 8:8 - KJV. Those who are in the flesh cannot please God. Romans 8:8 - ESV So then, those who are in the flesh cannot please God. Romans 8:8 - NKJV

Hi, I just finished reading “Alaeddin Pasha (Son of Osman Gazi and Brother of Orhan Gazi)” from The Ottoman Empire, and I loved it! Your vivid portrayal of Alaeddin’s calm intelligence the way he gracefully accepts his brother Orhan’s leadership and offers wise counsel on governance, currency reforms, uniforms, and reorganizing the army instantly made me picture it as a comic. The contrast between Orhan’s warrior spirit and Alaeddin’s diplomatic brilliance is so visually compelling. I’m a commissioned artist and would love to bring this chapter to life in comic form. No pressure I just think your storytelling would look amazing on the page. If you’re interested, message me on Discord (aangelinaa._) and I can share my portfolio. Best Angelina

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I like reading this. But just for consistency purposes, the Byzantines as we call them today, did not refer to themselves as Byzantines. The Byzantine Empire is actually the Easter Roman Empire, and thus, they refer to themselves as Romans. It was a bit painful to read as these Byxantine characters were referring calling the Romans, where in fact they are really the continuation of the Romans and they continued to refer themselves as Romans. I think even the Ottoman Turks refer to them as Romans. Only the West do not call them as Romans, but they called them Greeks or the Empire of the Greeks at that time. They did this because there was an entity back then known as the Holy Roman Empire which based mostly in Germany. The West treated this as the successor of the Roman Empire rather than accepting the Eastern Roman Empire or ,Byzantine Empire as we call them now, as the successors of the Romans. I think it would be just good to incorporate this but I guess it would be hard. You can do a bit more research so you can confirm that what I said was right. Unless that this is as translation?