World Without End
Thomas Keating, Lucette Verboven and Joseph Boyle
Book
In these conversations with film maker and writer Lucette Verboven, Thomas Keating OCSO -...
Life and Beth
Book
This title features 3 Males, 3 Females and 2 voices (1 Male, 1Female). A living room. It's...
Shanidev Chalisa HD
Lifestyle and Entertainment
App
Chalisa means "forty verse(40 stanzas)" prayer and contains verses that praise the deity with...
Murder on the Bucket List (A Bucket List Mystery #1)
Book
The septuagenarian women of the Summer Ridge Bridge Club have gathered in secret late one July night...
This Present Darkness (Darkness, #1)
Book
"For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities,...
Children's Bible PREMIUM – Stories, Comic Books & Movies for your Family and School with Kids over 7
Book and Education
App
Children's Bible is an app which contains comics and movies with Bible stories for children. More...
Warner and Prayer are ‘Littles’ and live a hard life, trying to avoid being stood on, eaten by cats or generally being injured in any way (hospitals can’t treat them). Prayer decides that she wants to ‘Upscale’ by finding herself a Middle scale Law student to marry, and so their adventures begin.
Now, Littles are rarely educated, or are minimally so, and this is where MY difficulties with this story began (right at the beginning, truth be told). The language. It’s written phonetically most of the time: words join with others, into longer, difficult to understand words, there are some words that are made up for the purposes of the story (munmun being one such). Sentences seem to be either overlong or very short. I had to concentrate really hard on this (for the record, I’ve read A Clockwork Orange and Ridley Walker, and coped just fine!). I know this is a YA book, and the main character is a child (14/15 years old), and perhaps the author was trying to convey this in the way the language came across. To me, he seemed a bit hyperactive, unable to concentrate, frenzied, a bit dim-witted in some things and really clever with others. Perhaps this was to emulate his lack of education and his youth? I don’t know. Honestly, it was something of a relief to finish it.
However, I DID like the ending - it was fitting. It’s just the journey to get there was pretty arduous!
MaryAnn (14 KP) rated Leaders, Nations, and God in Books
Nov 4, 2019
By asking and answering these questions, the paths of humble obedience for individuals and nations become clear.
Each days study begins by encouraging the reader to write their prayer before they begin to examine the biblical history of Israel and/or the United States. The reader gathers insights from scripture to bring understanding of Gods ideal for nations and leaders. Questions dig deeply into lessons from the Bible, history, and the influences on ones own life. Each days study comes with highlighted Questions to Ponder and ends with prayer.
My Thoughts: If you are looking for a good Bible study, this is one to look at. It combines both secular history and Biblical history to give the reader a good idea of how our leaders function and get their truths. The reader will find information that is new and informative; as the author has done intense research for her book. A six-week course that has some studying for the reader, but well worth the effort. It is not only informative, but it is encouraging. If you are looking for a new study this is it.
If you find yourself drawn to explore Gods will for nations and individuals, if you wonder what biblical obedience might look like in your daily life, then Leaders, Nations, and God will meet your need for a study grounded in the Bible and focused on Gods desires for His people.
Not Forgotten: The True Story of My Imprisonment in North Korea
Mark Tabb and Kenneth Bae
Book
For the first time, Kenneth Bae tells the full story surrounding his arrest and imprisonment in...
SalatGuide Pro for iPad
Reference and Book
App
SALE AT 50% OFF !!! SalatGuide Pro in English and Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia) written by a...