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The Living Water 1. Glorious things are spoken of God's City. Rehabs mentioned as one God took pity. God's foundation is in His Holy Mountains.Wells springing up there are living fountains. Pure water crystal clear flows from above.Giving life to those thirsty drinking thereof.It's a well springing up into everlasting life. Come drink says, the Spirit and His wife.Those who heard came to the living link.All who are thirsty may come and drink~ ...

Once in a few billion years, the conditions are right for life to transcend itself into a higher level of existence. Having spent more than a billion years in the form of single walled bacteria-like (Prokaryotic) cells, a happy set of circumstances happened about 1.5 Billion year ago that gave rise to Eukaryotic cells with a well defined cell nucleus. Those were heady times, and the Eukaryotic cells then went on to create all multi-cellular cr...

Once in a few billion years, the conditions are right for life to transcend itself into a higher level of existence. Having spent more than a billion years in the form of single walled bacteria-like (Prokaryotic) cells, a happy set of circumstances happened about 1.5 Billion year ago that gave rise to Eukaryotic cells with a well defined cell nucleus. Those were heady times, and the Eukaryotic cells then went on to create all multi-cellular cr...

Quote: Behold, children are an heritage of the Lord: And the fruit of the womb is His reward (Psalms 127:3). Quote: And God blessed Noah and his sons, and said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth (Genesis 9:1). In this Inspiration Prayer Journal dedicated to couples who are experiencing difficulty having children after marriage, Lara A.Olaniyi will walk with you as you encounter the curative power of prayer through yo...

Josie always liked to have a laugh. Why did everyone take life so seriously? "Let the party begin" was her motto. After the childhood she'd had she would grab happiness wherever she could find it. She embarks on an affair with her best friend's husband, with dire consequences. The party was about to end. Mags always felt second best, accepting whatever life threw at her. Bullied by her father into a marriage that left her battered and worn, sh...

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With 130 million people crammed into an area smaller than the state of Georgia, a per capita GDP of around $300 a year, a quixotic climate and a culture of bribes, threats and corruption, Bangladesh faces a growing crisis. Will it make "a great leap forward" and meet the demands of globalization and a knowledge-based world trade regime? Or will it choke on the polluted air of stale industries, stagnant initiatives and politicized education?...

Morad's book is a self-help guide to wholeness for women from all walks of life. Daleela shares how belly dancing will increase your fitness level, prepare your body for pregnancy and help you to reclaim a healthy sexuality.

Going back to the 1920s the book follows the life of a man in a small New England town as he gives up a secure government job to become a newspaper reporter, then an editor, with dramatic and often humorous accounts of events of the times. Hoodwinked into a new profession, this time in law enforcement, examine his career in Connecticut and Florida that followed. His final career takes him to the Florida Attorney General's office where he becom...

Going back to the 1920s the book follows the life of a man in a small New England town as he gives up a secure government job to become a newspaper reporter, then an editor, with dramatic and often humorous accounts of events of the times. Hoodwinked into a new profession, this time in law enforcement, examine his career in Connecticut and Florida that followed. His final career takes him to the Florida Attorney General's office where he becom...

Malebranche was a pioneer of Rationalism and one of the first to champion further Cartesian ideas. Pyle places Malebranche's work in the context of Descartes and other philosophers and also in its relation to ideas about faith and reason.

This is a memoir account of the author's journey from a seventeen-year-old school boy to a combat soldier during the Korean War. Reflecting back to the summer of 1950, utilizing his notes, U.S. Army records, and his memory, he has drawn a picture in words of his movement from the easy-going classroom life of high school, to an infantry-armor trained combat soldier. He takes you into his family background, and the why of his enlistment, and car...

A touching and heartwrenching collection of honest, unpolished poetry. This book chronicles the pain of one young man during the most difficult period of his life. Although at times it does seem to be deserving of the title, this collection actually can offer hope and enlightenment to anyone struggling with the challenges of life.

The present book is second in the series and presents a further selection of stories that the children must not miss to read. Reading of these stories equals hours of moral teaching for character building. The selection of stories is made with one thing in view, i.e., holding their interest long enough for them to draw and learn a lesson on their own. A lesson self-taught is worth more than hours of moral instruction The parents and teachers w...

In an act of unfathomable evil, a terrorist cell ignites an aerosol dispersion of spinal meningitis in America. The disease quickly spreads from a small town in Montana to nearly thirty states, eventually affecting more than three million people. It is an epidemic of nation-threatening proportions, but even after patients heal from the initial three-week illness, the nightmare isn't over. Instead of death, deafness is the most common effect of...

Service Is As Service Does accents the practical and diverse character of ministry. Initially, the text sketches Jesus' life as a prime incentive. After that, it considers Charles Sheldon's In His Steps as an extended case study. Then, in turn, it takes up fourteen avenues of service. In particular, these concern prayer, truth, celebration, forgiveness, proclamation, civility, triad (consisting of faith, hope, and love), deeds, calling, friend...

Documentary Film: Contexts and Criticism is designed to complement Rollyson's Documentary Film: A Primer. The films discussed in this volume include Zelig, the Lumiere brothers documentaries, Nanook of the North, The Man With a Movie Camera, Triumph of the Will, Olympia, The Wonderful Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl, Why We Fight, Fires Were Started, and several Jill Craigie films, including an extended discussion of Two Hours From London, h...

This historical novel tells the timeless story of one woman's journey through life, marked by those moments she promises herself to remember and by her most guarded secrets. I lay there, sucking air into my body again and again, and in spite of my compromised situation, was strangely aware of what a beautiful night laid before us. With only the stars and moon to give their light, it was incredulous how bright everything looked through my tears...

Government architect John Newman is immensely proud of one of his top achievements-the largest and most sophisticated emergency operation facility in the country, built to house top U.S. government programs. President Christopher Wilcox makes a top secret visit to the facility, but tragedy strikes when an earthquake destroys the complex. With the president presumed dead, Vice President Edward Vance assumes the duties of the presidency. Thanks ...

Growing up and living with an abusive father and having a Mother who became very sick and having six brothers that needed love and help I could not forget them and tried to help as much as I could. I did not have a lot of money, trying to keep a home for my husband and I and then helping with them it was very hard. God's grace helped us through. There were times in my life I have ask God why was I born. So much to cope with at a young age and ...