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Resheph, a fallen seraph and divine throne guardian, is identified in this volume as a hidden face of Leviathan. It is connected with flames and fire, fever, financial distress, mental illness, drought and scorching heat as well as the underworld.

This book showcases research from a wide range of authors in the field of desisting from crime and recovering from addiction and examines the experiences of change for individuals seeking healthier and more successful futures

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the original. Due to its age, it may contain imperfections such as marks, notations, marginalia and flawed pages. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions that are true to the original work.

Reproduction of the original: Secret History of the Court of England by Lady Anne Hamilton

Reproduction of the original: Secret History of the Court of England by Lady Anne Hamilton

Reproduction of the original: Secret History of the Court of England by Lady Anne Hamilton

Reproduction of the original: Secret History of the Court of England by Lady Anne Hamilton

Retaliation, reprisal, retribution-many of us express the ferocity of our encounters with the spirit of Leviathan with such words. Most believers are stunned by savagery of the backlash they experience, and are baffled by God's seeming failure to intervene.Reparation, recompense, restitution, restoration-these promised corrections to injustice are smashed just as they seem within reach. Why does this happen?As we examine Scripture, we find tha...

Who was the first person recorded as praising God?Who was the first to give Him a name?Who was the first to announce the coming of God's Messiah?Who was Paul's mentor and coach?Who financed Jesus' ministry? And who anointed Him king?Scripture makes no secret of the fact the kingmakers, culture-changers, pioneers, visionaries, bridge-builders, navigators, watchers, sentinels, cupbearers, mentors, coaches and God-namers were so often women.The v...

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Jesus is risen!On the day of His resurrection, He came out of the tomb and spent both morning and evening healing history.In the garden, we hear haunting echoes of Eden.On the road, we sense the lingering pain of an ancient tragedy. It's so easy to overlook how Jesus mended these jagged historical wounds. His actions seem too simple, His words too commonplace.It's also easy to miss His fulfilment of the beautiful prophecy at the end of the Son...

Did you know the women of Israel refused to participate in building the golden calf? Or that they were the first to sacrifice their jewellery for the building of the tabernacle?More Precious than Pearls looks at nuances in the Hebrew text not normally found in English translations. Be surprised by God's joy and His rewards for women-because they so often were steadfast and faithful when the men wavered.Two versions of this book are available: ...

Who was the first person recorded as praising God?Who was the first to give Him a name?Who was the first to announce the coming of God's Messiah?Who was Paul's mentor and coach?Who financed Jesus' ministry? And who anointed Him king?Scripture makes no secret of the fact the kingmakers, culture-changers, pioneers, visionaries, bridge-builders, navigators, watchers, sentinels, cupbearers, mentors, coaches and God-namers were so often women.The v...

A sequel to Like Wildflowers, Suddenly.Once again, the stories in this volume explore the Jewish mindset of the first century, along with its traditions and worldview. They probe the depths of particular nuances behind the words of Jesus, showing how He crafted them to heal history-by deliberately visiting specific locations on very particular dates and engaging with carefully chosen individuals.Bent World, Bright Wings highlights the action o...

Jesus had a refuge-a safe haven-He retreated to when His life was in danger.What does His choice reveal about where best to find sanctuary in times of trouble? What is the significance of the hiding place He used for an entire season? How can we discern the difference between a true and false refuge?Removal of our false refuges is the first step towards achieving our life's calling-the divine purpose for which God created us. Yet all too often...

Abram became Abraham. Jacob became Israel. Simon became Peter.Name covenanting seems at first like an archaic, long-discarded practice that disappeared in the first century around the time Saul became Paul. The patriarchs and apostles exchanged names and so received new destinies. But that was then. And this is now.However name covenanting never went away.Robert Louis Stevenson became Teriitera. Paul Gauguin became Tioka. James Cook became Ter...

Many indigenous cultures recognise a deep connection between people and their land-a heart-weaving of inhabitants and history that lies, sleeping restlessly, within the landscape itself. Western society, with its strongly embedded belief in scientific rationalism, resists this idea. So what does Scripture have to say on this contested topic?Like Wildflowers, Suddenly examines three localities in Scripture where Jesus tailored His actions in sp...