The Apocrypha
Book and Reference
App
This app includes all the Deuterocanonical Books and what is commonly considered “Other Apocrypha...
Reeds Nautical Almanac: 2010
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Reeds Nautical Almanac is the indispensable annual compendium of navigational data for yachtsmen,...
Illustrated Faith
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I have always had a passion for capturing the little details I want to remember 10 years from now ....
Lord, Where Are You When Bad Things Happen?: A Devotional Study on Living by Faith
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Enjoy the expanded and updated editions of the best-selling "Lord" Bible Study Series from Kay...
Suswatibasu (1701 KP) rated Paradise Lost in Books
Oct 10, 2017 (Updated Oct 10, 2017)
While Milton's classic fails to live up to Dante's Inferno, it's still an interesting listen. Admittedly I completely switched off listening, it requires careful reading to understand some of the old dialect - similar to accessing Shakespeare without any context. I can vouch for reading as a fan of Shakespeare, Dante and Chaucer.
The in-between explanations barely scratched the surface. The obvious irritating misogynistic aspect was also a big turn-off although understandably rehashing some fundamental themes of the Bible. Overall, sinfully boring to listen to.
Langham Daily Thought Vol 1
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Langham Daily Thought is a Christian devotional drawn from excerpts of John Stott’s Authentic...
Running into No Man's Land - The Wisdom of Woodbine Willie
Book
To celebrate the Centenary of the First World War, CWR has commissioned this biography of Woodbine...
Followers of the Way: Ancient Discipleship for Modern Christians
Book
What discipleship means and how we help people to become true disciples is one of the most pressing...
How Churches Can Support Parents: Shaping a Culture Where Parenting for Faith Can Flourish
Book
Parents are the primary disciplers of their children, but we as a church are called to be their...