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You are Jonah. Every mistake Jonah made, you do too--often.
span style="font-family: Courier New;">span style="font-size: larger;">God patiently listened when Jonah prayed in hostility. Jonah loved his religion, much more than he loved his religion's God. Why was Jonah conquered by the storm, whereas, Jesus conquered the storm? Why did the fish eat Jonah, whereas, Jesus ate the fish? The answer is sad. The more you learn about Jonah, the more you learn about yourself. There are some heartwarming surprises in the very short book. /span>/span>
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Young-Adult novel, with a Father/Daughter struggle that gets resolved after much pain.
span style="font-family: "Times New Roman"; text-indent: 0.3in;">Public flirtation is a crime in Iran, with predictable consequences. Jamileh Delkash has a teen crush, and she’s only fifteen (almost fifteen). She can only dodge the Basij (Moral Police) for so long, and she’s already floundering in Islamic propriety./span>
p class="MsoNormalCxSpMiddle" style="font-family: -webkit-standard; text-indent: 0.3in;">span style="font-family: "Times New Roman";">Her budding independence stems from visits to the Monkey Bar, where local teens gamble on mo | |  | | Semitic Tales accidental Hebrew for Christians
These are bed-time stories for Christians. Each story contains a Hebrew word that gradually, unconsciously, teaches children Hebrew.
Kids love stores. The stories in this book will teach at several levels. (1) It uses the actual Hebrew words from the book of Jonah. (2) It uses actual Bible characters. (3) It creates opportunities to discuss biblical values. Without realizing it, students are taken into the Semitic world that Jesus grew up in, and experience th Semitic ways of communication.
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This is a painless way to learn. Better yet, this is a loving way to end a day. These stories are like exotic day dreams. Teachers can use this book as passive entertainment, b | |  | | Song of Songs the book for daughters
The author wrote this book as a wedding gift for his daughter. Actually, God wrote Song of Songs for His daughter too.
When you marry, when you celebrate, when you heal, this book will be a gift that will nurture you for years to come. This book is an opportunity to share the wit and wisdom of our persistent matriarchs. Discover the skills that made them heroic.
Song of Songs speaks of the dramatic love between Solomon and his Shulamite. What brought them together? What keeps them together? Marrying well is the most constructive and rewarding decision you will ever make. If you are a child of Abraham (and you are), the wisdom of our matriarchs could make you a bet | |  | | The Meaning of Hebrew Letters
Every Hebrew letter is a primer for "getting" life. This book walks you through 22 meditations--one mediation a day for 22 days.
span style="font-family: Courier New;">span style="font-size: larger;">Life is much more simple than you imagine. You only need to know 22 things, then you can know everything. The Hebrew alphabe was a gift from God to help us make sense of the universe we live in--a primer./span>/span>
| |  | | Unanswered Questions in the Sunday News
A Journalist takes a hard look at religious teachings with scientific rigor.
When I taught Hebrew, it was my duty to begin each class with a premise--the more provocative, the better. Enclosed in this book are opening statements that are designed to force students to debate me--enthusiastically. Who wins the debate is less important than making sure students had both feet in the argument. It is impossible to read this book without growing. A perfect textbook for Journalism. Unless its fun people don't care. And that's how this exciting book begins. How the Sabbath Could Save America; Seventh Grade Math Proves Noah's Flood; Did Your God Assist a Suicide?; Ear | |  | | Unassimilated
Zoe Mousa thought immigrating to the U.S. would be her key to happiness. Maybe immigration isn't the solution to everything.
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An uncommon story tilting toward the bizarre side of a June Christmas. A comedy of family flaws, revelations, and finally acceptance that could only play out between a priggish grandfather and his beloved granddaughter.
span style="font-size: medium;">b style="font-family: "Times New Roman", serif; text-indent: 0.25in;">span style="font-family: Roboto;">At a time when Anna Wiley most needs a cool social group, she’s forced to look after a grandfather with bigger problems than hers. His rare condition causes dreams to dissipate from beneath his feet, dropping him in unexpected and sometimes dangerous places: Somnium Siccatum./span>/b>/span>
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Secrets in the Fairy Chimneys
by Linda Frank
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 Secrets in the Fairy Chimneys, set in Istanbul and Cappadocia Turkey takes Annie Tillery to an archaeological where accidents and thefts plague the scientists. Thrilling chases, cave explorations, and danger from desperate traffickers in ancient hist |
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