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Written for Pastors and serious Bible scholars to give them more time in the Greek text. The first question for the serious Bible scholar should be "What is the text?" Only then are you ready to move on to "What does it mean?" The Sacred Preaching & Writings of St. Peter the Apostle presents the "Received Text" since its inception to present. This is the eclectic text used today for all major translations. The changes over time are color coded Greek script. The textual critic's effort to recover the original autographs is recorded as the top line. Like an interlinear Bible, a level one English translation is provided. Below this in parallel and vertical format are the major Greek Uncials and Papyri published. A few documents take us to within twenty to forty years of the original autographs. The mundane work has been done. Now a study of the text itself can occupy your study. All top line eclectic text verbs have be parsed and the first person indicative form is identified for you.

A legally blind diabetic fighting ADHD, drugs, and alcoholism takes on a sighted world, learning how to overcome adversity while balancing the needs of raising a family, work, and dealing with a need to overcome the obstacles that prove to be ever challenging since the first loss of his eye functions. This is how he learned to survive and be successful. This book is filled with laughs, tears, trials and errors, all while striving to move forward only with the help of family, good friends, and mostly knowledge and God--all of which he considers to be the building blocks of his very fast-paced life. An inspiring true to life, nonfiction book about a different view of life from someone who can't see it.

A bored six year old Ben decides one morning not to go to school any more. He would rather stay home in his comfortable surroundings at home. What shall Mom do on this routine morning rush to make Ben get ready for school and herself for work. Find out what happens. After living several years in Wisconsin and Hawaii, Daphne Pang and her husband, David, now resides in Phoenix, Arizona for over 30 years. She left a banking career, and now helps run her husband's beauty service business. She obtained training from Institute of Children's Literature to write for pleasure. Her first short story, Fill The Room, was published by EDP Publishing Co., Singapore. She writes stories based on true life events, such as this book, No School For Ben, inspired by her two sons, George and Arthur, during their growing years.

This book is about a group of young adults whose desire is to see the lion den and capture their images right out of the lions’ natural habitat was more of an unquenchable flame. Led by Dr. Pladoo and their science teacher, Mr. Roberts, the experiential learning was very much welcomed. They learned the practical side of a project as well as a useful learning method and the concepts of math and economics and the elements of the earth. Lions are territorial beasts, they inhabit a wide range of ecosystems, making their home anywhere there are prey and adequate shelter. Despite their individual shortcomings, their success was due to their determination and cooperative attitude toward one another and to the leaders. The quest to discover the lion den subsequently led to unimaginable fun and awards. Dr. Pladoo’s Expedition™

This is primarily a gift book meant to express the feelings of caring and loving on person has for another. It is also universal in that it does not narrow the audience to one age or gender. Also, some people will buy this book to read it for themselves. Several people have told me that they liked to read a few favorite verses before going to sleep at night.

Letter to My Young Brothers and Their Parents includes 4 Chapters covering many aspects of school success and motivation for young brothers in all levels of education and youth. The first chapter includes motivation and the wisdom to pass elementary school young brothers need. The second chapter includes preparing to graduate from middle school. The third chapter involves the important reasons and advice about graduating from high school. The fourth chapter discusses roads to success for young Brothers who may consider or drop out of high school. This book celebrates African American learning, light discussions on suicide prevention and ways to build success in young black folks!

Letter to My Young Brothers and Their Parents includes 4 Chapters covering many aspects of school success and motivation for young brothers in all levels of education and youth. The first chapter includes motivation and the wisdom to pass elementary school young brothers need. The second chapter includes preparing to graduate from middle school. The third chapter involves the important reasons and advice about graduating from high school. The fourth chapter discusses roads to success for young Brothers who may consider or drop out of high school. This book celebrates African American learning, light discussions on suicide prevention and ways to build success in young black folks!

Letter to My Young Brothers and Their Parents includes 4 Chapters covering many aspects of school success and motivation for young brothers in all levels of education and youth. The first chapter includes motivation and the wisdom to pass elementary school young brothers need. The second chapter includes preparing to graduate from middle school. The third chapter involves the important reasons and advice about graduating from high school. The fourth chapter discusses roads to success for young Brothers who may consider or drop out of high school. This book celebrates African American learning, light discussions on suicide prevention and ways to build success in young black folks!

Shelly is a ten-year-old girl who likes to go about her daily activities with her favorite red ball. She is happy, excited, and eager to start her day. How will Shelly handle losing her favorite red ball in the dreadful basement?

It's America, early in the Twenty-First Century... Howard Brennan, a brilliant but deranged ex-USAF colonel and nuclear engineer, seethes with rage over being publically cashiered from the service after clashes with superiors over policy. Adrift and embittered, nothing seems to matter to him anymore...except obtaining vengeance against the federal government which destroyed his once promising career. He has devised the perfect means to achieve that vengeance. Jacqueline Lynch, alias ‘the Jack-L' is a seductive, highly skilled and ruthless assassin---a hitwoman for WEREWOLF, a neo-Nazi terrorist group. She is in a romantic relationship with Brennan and has agreed to assist him in his plan. Douglas Rabson is an FBI agent investigating a string of murders attributed to the mysterious Jack-L. Step-by-step, the agent unravels details of the plan, and is in a race against time to stop the murderous pair before they can carry out the ultimate nightmare. Now fate has drawn Brennan, Lynch and Rabson together, culminating in a bizarre plot bearing the Code Name: Juggernaut. Time is running out...

This is a book for everyone. In using the metaphor comparing the raising of the seed of wheat with that of a baby, the importance of a nurturing environment is presented. Using a poem for structure, accompanied by colorful illustrations that convey the message in each stanza, we can better understand the significance of a good start in life. Knowing that 90% of the brain develops in the months of pregnancy and the first two years of life and that most chronic medical, behavioral, and addiction disorders occur in adults who had dysfunction in this critical period, makes it imperative that every effort be made to educate us all on the importance of good, responsive parenting. It is the attempt of this book to contribute to this greater understanding. Illustrations demonstrating the effects of toxic stress on the brain and sections relating specifically to love, adversity, and resilience have been added because of the impact they have on why we become who we are.

A great deal of history can be learned by reading the policies of our 44 presidents. This publication (45 chapters) describes the military activity prior to the presidency as well as the Commander-in-Chief decisions of each president. Important war battles are described with photographs. For each president there is humor and anecdotes. Of the 44 presidents, 31 had served in the military. Twelve were generals. The most famous were Washington, Jackson, Taylor, Grant, Hays, and Eisenhower. Six Union veterans became presidents, as did 8 who served in World War II. Thirteen presidents would be considered heroes due to their conspicuous gallantry. Other presidents who did not serve in the military, but were effective while serving as Commander-in-Chief during War.

Harmonious Petals is about souls, their entry into the physical world, their process of learning, acquiring wisdom, understanding, self-realization, and final unification with Universal Love through collective physical existence. It is interesting for the true spiritual seekers on the path of the eternal journey. It is relevant to all those who decide to take the spiritual path. This is how all sages and ardent seekers practiced while in their physical existence. There is no easy way. Read Harmonious Petals to find your own spiritual enlightenment.

The Most Delicious Way to Take Control of Your Health. A balanced diet is the key to good nutrition and well-being. This recipe book, complete with full-color photos, is your inspiration to explore a wide range of homemade, whole food, vegan meals. including many raw food recipes to give you a full ranged of nutrients and enzymes. You'll be introduced to colorful and delicious Asian ingredients such as bitter melon, okra, lotus root, wood ear and shiitake mushrooms, gai-lan (Chinese Broccoli), and water spinach. With more than seventy meal ideas, there's something for everyone, including gluten-free, vegan, whole grain, and legume options. With easy prep and many delicious choices, Plant-Based Whole Food Recipes is an indispensable tool for healthful living!

My Thoughts are the actions and inactions of my heart and my mind. The words he found longing to say something about this and about that.

Thomas ventures through a perplexing web of hyperreligious thoughts that ultimately lead him to a mental institution three times. In this true story, Thomas takes you on his personal journey of how his thoughts led him astray and put him in many peculiar situations. After having lost a great career, and now living out of his truck and with charitable people on occasion, he continues to deteriorate, wandering the streets, and sleeping on benches and grass or below bridges. God was not through with him and was always there, trying to reach Thomas with his still, small voice. He wanted to tell Thomas how much he loved him and the implications and finality of the work of the cross by his Son Jesus. In this book, Thomas shows how a wrong understanding of our loving Father and exalting works over faith and grace was a recipe for disaster in his life. Ultimately, Thomas came back to reality by the grace of God and lives a happy life today back in his career and on his feet again. This book is for anyone interested in a true story about extreme mental conditions. It is also for those that have dealt with puzzling issues in life, those that seem to get caught in a spinning wheel of dos and don'ts, and whosoever that wants to know that no matter what you are going through, there is a beautiful light at the end of the tunnel. Your mess can become a redeeming message. If you have dealt with depression, discouragement, confusion, and loss, know that you are not alone. Healing and restoration can be yours. Never give up. Every life has an ending untold, and the author and finisher of faith, Jesus, wants to give you the abundant life he came to die to impart to us.

Tom has a problem. He just learned that he would be the guest of honor at this year's Thanksgiving dinner, which is not usually a bad thing, unless you are a turkey! Tom must hatch a plan if he is going to survive this holiday, something to truly be thankful for on Thanksgiving. An all-new barnyard classic that will have you laughing out loud and believing in impossible things and demonstrating how deep friendship can run.

This book is a wakeup call. It highlights relationships and staying in love as serious adventures for adults, not Disney rides for kids. Relationships make you stronger and more defined as a person or call out your weakest and least evolved parts. Falling in love is easy. Staying in love is hard. Do you wonder where love has gone? Has your relationship, even your fights, before predictable? Do you take one another for granted? Have career, children and family diluted the early excitement in one another’s presence? Or are you new to the love of your life and committed to growing in love? When you understand what makes people love, you learn the secret of a fulfilling life. Your relationship will transform, and you will be a model for children and other couples. Based on research in the neurosciences and years of experience working with thousands of couples and supervising family and couples’ therapists, I will share the Five Secrets of a Successful Relationship. The book will teach you what you never learned growing up or in romantic novels or films: how to be a LOVER. It will be your guide as you practice the Five Secrets to a Great Relationship: 1. Leave Space for Love 2. Operate Your Brains to Love 3. View Your Conditioning with Love 4. Emerge Free to Love 5. Route and Navigate in Stormy Seas

This book is a wakeup call. It highlights relationships and staying in love as serious adventures for adults, not Disney rides for kids. Relationships make you stronger and more defined as a person or call out your weakest and least evolved parts. Falling in love is easy. Staying in love is hard. Do you wonder where love has gone? Has your relationship, even your fights, before predictable? Do you take one another for granted? Have career, children and family diluted the early excitement in...

“I found the poems exquisitely phrased and very moving. If people who commit suicide only knew what pain they cause. Pat has a rare gift, and it was a privilege to read her poems.” - Teruko Craig Senior Lecturer Emerita, Tufts University “This is a moving and beautiful collection of tributes, written with great honesty, self-awareness, and profound sadness, tempered after a while with triumph. While I don’t normally read poetry, I couldn’t put this down without finishing it, as it was so engaging and moving.” - Daniel Sharp Former CEO, Professor, Deputy Attorney-General, California “A sensitive and personal memoir expressed in poetic cadences that ebb and flow with the author’s thoughts. The poet builds her life based on work and relationships, remembering but rising beyond early tragedy.” - Joan Macy Kaskell American Art Historian & Educator