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Discover hope, comfort, transformation--the gifts given in griefToo often, we think of loss like we might a broken bone. We leave the bone alone, protect it from bumps, and wait. We think eventually everything will go back to normal, the same as it always was. But losing a loved one is nothing like a broken arm. Loss is amputation, and the path to healing doesn't lead back to the same, only ahead to the different. A Grief Received offers a personal, authentic, and practical approach to weathering grief with hope. Writing with deep insight, JL Gerhardt draws on the loss of her younger brother when she was twenty-one, other personal experiences of grief, and her work in ministry alongside her husband, a minister and chaplain. Through nine practices grieving people can adopt to position themselves to receive the gifts of grief, Gerhardt provides touchstones readers will recognize and a path to personal transformation. Each chapter includes personal reflection questions and suggested resources. Gerhardt assumes the role of friend, partner, and speaker of sometimes-inconvenient but always-helpful truths. Readers will walk away comforted, directed, and inspired to seek God and God's shaping in their grief.

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XpeDater rotary two-color stamp is ideal for keeping track of paperwork. The date on the six-year band changes easily by turning the dial inside of the stamp. Change the day by twisting the outer dial ring. RECEIVED and date print in blue. Stamp prints red "day" on outer ring. Included handy pre-inked base keeps ink on the stamp and not on your desk. Impression size is 1-3/16" diameter.

Two-color dater makes tracking incoming paperwork easy by stamping the word, RECEIVED, in blue and the date in red. Below the date, the 1-1/4" x 1-3/4" impression also prompts you to write who received the documentation with the word, BY, and a line in blue. The dater is easy to use with a built-in, two-color stamp pad for date and message. Simply press and print. 2000 Plus Two-Color Dater includes a six-year band and light-duty, ABS plastic mount. Cartridge-style ink pad delivers up to 5,000 impressions before re-inking. Dater is self-inking with water-based ink.

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This book is basically a celebration of life of Archbishop John (Garklavs), a diocesan Orthodox Christian hierarch of Latvia (1943-1944) and the Diocese of Chicago and the Midwest in America (1949-1980). It is a valuable source of information for historians and a valuable spiritual aide to all Christians, especially the Orthodox ones. Of special interest is Archbishop John's connection with the icon of the Theotokos, which was written by Apostle St. Luke, and which the German military took out of Tikvin, Russia as a war trophy during World War II. It influenced Archbishop John's life during his tenure as a refugee in Germany and in his new home in America. The author of the book, Alexander Gavrilin, is a professor of history at the University of Latvia, whose specialty has been the Orthodox Church in Latvia. Archbishop John's life may serve as an appropriate example for Orthodox seminarians and clergy, as well as for all Christians.

This eight-chapter Bible study guides readers to biblical forgivenes and spiritual transformation. Chapters include understanding forgiveness in terms of myths and barriers, God's words about it, and concrete steps forward. Each chapter includes five short daily lessons and verses to memorize.Author Donna Pyle shows that forgiving others means recognizing our own sin. It means looking to Jesus and His constant forgiveness toward us. It means sharing that same grace with others. With warmth and honesty, the author draws from her own life experiences and points readers toward Scripture. 

SPECIAL 500TH ANNIVERSARY REPRINT EDITION. 1991 Longmeadow Press hardcover, Justin Winsor (Narrative and critical history of America). This classic biography should be mandatory listening for all academicians. Winsor, a historian, poet, literary critic, and fiction writer, retraces every important aspect of Columbus' fascinating life, from his family origins to his beliefs and convictions. Columbus emerges as a living, breathing human being with passions and ideas: a man possessing intellect and imagination enough to believe that the earth was round, not flat. Winsor's opus represents an honest search for the truth. - Amazon

This book is basically a celebration of life of Archbishop John (Garklavs), a diocesan Orthodox Christian hierarch of Latvia (1943-1944) and the Diocese of Chicago and the Midwest in America (1949-1980). It is a valuable source of information for historians and a valuable spiritual aide to all Christians, especially the Orthodox ones. Of special interest is Archbishop John's connection with the icon of the Theotokos, which was written by Apostle St. Luke, and which the German military took out of Tikvin, Russia as a war trophy during World War II. It influenced Archbishop John's life during his tenure as a refugee in Germany and in his new home in America. The author of the book, Alexander Gavrilin, is a professor of history at the University of Latvia, whose specialty has been the Orthodox Church in Latvia. Archbishop John's life may serve as an appropriate example for Orthodox seminarians and clergy, as well as for all Christians.

This book addresses the issue of how environmental orthodoxies become established, and what the alternative and appropriate approaches for policy-making are. It shows that many of the established orthodoxies are ill-conceived or represent the interests of certain powerful groups. The editors draw together material from 11 key case studies across the continent which use first hand research in different ecological zones. Melissa Leach & Robin Mearns are Fellows at the Institute of Development Studies (IDS), University of Sussex Published in association with the International African Institute

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After centuries of neglect, at last we have a popular yet well-sourced account of the Matthew Bible and the men who gave it to us. Ruth M. Davis gives a vivid and passionate account of the heroes who struggled and suffered to produce our seminal English Bible in 1537 – not only of the giant William Tyndale, but also the lesser-known Myles Coverdale and John Rogers. These three, with the help of Henry VIII’s chief ministers Thomas Cranmer and Thomas Cromwell, were the martyrs and soldiers who won the field for the Scriptures that formed the basis of the King James Version. Davis’s vigorous, sometimes poetic, prose will satisfy both the academic reader and those curious to learn more about the tumultuous origins of our English Bible and about the Scriptures we first received.The Matthew Bible is the only English Bible that was bought with blood. This book is the only history ever devoted just to telling its story.

Excerpt from A Full Collation of the Codex Sinaiticus With the Received Text of the New Testament: To Which Is Prefixed a Critical IntroductionCambridge Texts with Tischendorf's larger and smaller editions of the Codex Sinaiticus, compared with each other and with his Notifier, Editionis Cod. Bibl. Sinait. It is hoped that this manual will not only prove a good substi tute for Tischendorf's publications to students who may not possess them, but will be found of some use to those who do. I am enabled to produce it in the present form by the con siderate liberat of the Rev. Christopher Wordsworth, D.D., Canon of Westminster; who, being aware that I had been hindered from undertaking it by prudential considerations, first engaged my services to collate the Codex Sinaiticuls for his forthcoming new edition of the Greek Testament, and afterwards allowed me to take stereotyped plates of the printed pages for my own purpose. I gladly avail myself of this Opportunity of thanking him for this and other acts of kindness, which I have been privileged to receive from him during a long course of years.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Published in 1864, this volume contains a full collation of the Codex Sinaiticaus with the received text of the New Testament. Also includes a critical introduction.

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