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Genre: Fiction + Literature Themes. Subgenre: Literary Genres + Types of Novels, Religion + Beliefs. Publisher: Christian Large Print. Pages: 316. Edition: Large Print. Language: English. Format: paperback. Release Date: June 18, 2008. Date Published: June 18, 2008.

Pages: 144, Paperback, Scribe Publications Pty Ltd.

The lonely and the lost still roam the streets after dark hoping for a little love, money, or with the Buddha&#39s help both. There is still heartbreak, laughter, despair and excitement in the most unexpected of forms. And yes, there is romance, for those who choose to believe.

In previous studies, Richard A. Horsley has set Jesus in the context of Jewish prophetic and social banditry movements and has elaborated the imperial context of the New Testament writings. Here he surveys responses in Second Temple Jewish literature to the rise of Hellenistic and Roman empires, discovering in a range of apocalyptic writings the traces of a coherent movement of defiance, critique, and resistance to tyranny. Revolt of the Scribes breaks new ground in the study of apocalyptic origins...

Behind the men who shaped history are the heroes who forever changed it. The Scribe, the fifth and final book in the Sons of Encouragement series, beloved author Francine Rivers illuminates the life of Silas. Like the other Sons of Encouragement, this book tells the story of a lesser-known biblical character who made an impact on eternity. The Scribe tells the story of Silas, the man behind the spotlight who recorded most of the New Testament Scriptures we read today. In classic Francine Rivers style...

A desperate quest begins in the Romano-Egyptian port of Alexandria, the magnificent city of the great lighthouse, the Library, and the tomb of Alexander the Great. Codes, riddles, anagrams, and hieroglyphics lead Flavia and her friends down the river Nile to pyramids and sphinxes, temples and tombs, crocodiles and hippos. But what lies at the end of their long journey? Treasure or death?

This volume challenges Gerd Theissen's dominant thesis of "wandering radicals" as the earliest spreaders of the Jesus tradition. Several conclusions emerge: (1) the textual evidence for the "wandering radicals" hypothesis is not tenable and it must be replaced with one that more closely comports with the evidence: (2) the immediate context of the Jesus movement, and of Q in particular, is the socio-economic crisis in Galilee under the Romans; and (3) the formation of Q is the product of...

THE MAKING OF A SCRIBE-- offers for the first time, insights into the life of one special Scribe of our time, Ruth Lee. If you have ever wondered how one person can sit down and write consistently and quickly, without any apparent thought, wisdom of great depth yet easy to understand, this work will show you how she does it and how she was prepared for the call. It may be your only opportunity to peek behind the scenes and visit with one who does not usually grant interviews. Ruth Lee keeps busy...

In examining the academic discourse concerning these two collections, As Below, So Above will argue that scholars have used the “Apocalyptic” Dead Sea Scrolls as a cipher for that which should or could be legitimately Christian and the “Gnostic” Nag Hammadi Library as that which should not or cannot be legitimately Christian. In particular, by incorporating a mythical narrative that sees Christianity as the inheritor of the salvation history of ancient Israel and as such “unique” in late antiquity...

Most preaching today resembles the teaching of the scribes: explaining the meaning and application of scripture. But Ryan Ahlgrim boldly suggests that pastors and preachers today should speak as Jesus spoke-as prophets speaking for God instead of as scribes talking about God. Using Jesus' own astonishing preaching methods and themes as a model, Ahlgrim attempts to recover for our time the transforming power of prophetic preaching.

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Egon Erwin Kisch—the famous Czech writer, journalist, and activist—and his Australian experience are placed within the larger context of the rise of fascism in Europe in this look at one of the major figures in the European ideological struggles of the 1930s. This expose reveals the lengths the British and Australian governments and secret intelligence services went to prevent Kisch from entering Australia, providing extraordinary insight into the political atmosphere during the buildup to World...

These important items are the subject of substantial new studies and other essays cover Qur'an production in Damascus and manuscript patronage in Shiraz under the Inju'ids and Muzaffarids. The detailed catalogue entries are complemented by multiple colour illustrations, and colophons and other significant documentation are reproduced with full translations. 240p (Khalili Collections 1992)