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The journey continues. The first book, Celebrating the Lord's Feasts: A Journey into His Presence, took me on a journey into the Feasts of the Lord. Studying and observing the Feasts of the Lord, I discovered that God's time is different from mine. The Bible speaks very clear that God does things in His time. God created the world and all that there is in seven days (Genesis 1-2:3), there is a season and time to every purpose (Ecclesiastes 3:1...

The question I ask myself is "how did we get here?" How did we get so far away from the things of God? Why do we celebrate Easter instead of Passover? And where did the other traditions and holidays that we as Christians celebrate come from? I have discovered that much of what we do as Christians in the form of celebrations are not found in the Bible. Celebrating the Lord's Feasts: A Journey into His Presence outlines the answers to my questio...

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Harriet Martineau's writings on the evolution of the British Empire in the nineteenth century reflect Victorian concerns about radically shifting social ideologies. Analyzing key texts such as History of the Peace, Letters from Ireland, and History of British Rule in India, Deborah A. Logan makes a strong case for Martineau's significance as a shrewd observer and recorder of imperial enterprise who deserves to take her place alongside the most...

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