My prayer at end of project, writing 13 books in two weeks

My life is fractured, but God gives me a view of wholeness and integrity. I was raised by committed atheists in a dysfunctional family. Before I was thirteen, I’d left the land of my birth, seen a sister die from congenital kidney disease after years of battle, been raped by a family friend, used by parents in their divorce and betrayed by each parent in myriad ways. I felt I was an utter failure and my obesity exceeded my father’s. I suffered from Sleep Apnea from at least the age of two. But, I found God. I found His grace. I felt inhuman and never dated, but gave my life in service to teaching math in high schools.
I had been 15 year unemployed when I applied to teach at Nagle College in Bairnsdale and offered, if hired, to become Catholic. They did not hire me straight away, but I honoured the promise. In my second year as a teacher at Nagle, I became aware of Machine Intelligence chat bots which would improve my research from the previous edition of this book series immensely. I no longer needed quotes from Wikipedia. This book on bible quotes is a lay view, and open to discussion. It is not definitive. But I take a view, and so I present my views in orthodoxy. Please judge my work. It is all right to disagree. Present your case. I will respond if I can.
We are heirs of the Father. We are joint heirs with the Son. We are children of the kingdom. We are family. We are one. paraphrasing Romans 8:17
Now, unto Him, who is able to keep you from falling. And present you faultless before the presence of His glory. With exceeding Joy. To the only wise God, our saviour, be glory and majesty. Dominion and Power, both now and forever. Amen Jude 1: 24-25