Bücher von Campbell

Isabelle the Piggy Witch is on a magical quest to save her enchanted land from the frosty grip of a mysterious Ice King. When snow blankets the sunny woods in summer, Isabelle's curiosity leads her to the icy tyrant. With her trusty companion, Wand, Isabelle embarks on a journey to save and thaw her frozen world.Isabelle faces many perilous challenges-a monstrous ice giant, a spooky cave, and even the Ice King's mischievous ice hogs!Read to find out what happens in this delightful adventure, where sandwiches, strange caves, and a dash of magic, come together to melt the coldest of hearts and restore Isabelle's world to its joyful, sunlit splendor.

Meet Herbaceous, the 4-inch boy made entirely of cheese! In this heartwarming winter tale, Herbaceous is about to experience his very first Christmas, and the magic of the season that's twinkling all around him.But, oh no! The holiday cheer takes an unexpected turn when Herbaceous discovers the Brie cheese has mysteriously disappeared. The cheese was meant for the festive celebration, a new cheesy mystery unfolds.Will you join Herbaceous on his whimsical quest to unravel the mystery of the missing Brie?

Cerebration meditation adult coloring book is a collection of exclusive designs and painting images by Lizy J Campbell.The designs are made to calm and take your creativity to the next level.Her hope is that you get creative while coloring these pages and enjoy some much-needed relaxation.Cerebration means the working of the brain; thinking mind. Namaste

Isabelle is a lovely pink piggy who knows witchy spells and things to make the world a better place.In this story, Isabelle meets a lost cloud and decides to help him.Isabelle and Little Cloud happily water the garden when the Blue Wolf Wizard kidnaps them both!What Blue Wolf doesn't know is; if he would say please and ask Isabelle first she would not have to teach him a lesson!Come learn an important lesson about communication and manners in this fun kid's book.

Current debates about marriage and the family assume much about the history of these institutions. But what do we really know about the social and ethical arrangements of these institutions, especially during biblical times?Placing the history of marriage and family in context requires not only a study of biblical literature that traverses several millennia but also a grasp of extrabiblical literature and sources culled from several different cultural contexts. In this book Ken M. Campbell presents the work of six scholars who trace out the dynamic contours of marriage and family as understood and practiced in six cultural settings: Victor H. Matthews on the ancient Near East, Daniel I. Block on ancient Israel, S. M. Baugh on Greek society, Susan M. Treggiari on Roman society, David W. Chapman on Second Temple Judaism and Andreas Köstenberger on the New Testament era.The result is a well informed and documented map that outlines the similarity and diversity of concepts and customs, including marriage, divorce, sexual ethics, gender roles, children, celibacy, adoption, abortion, contraception and family life, which surrounded and intersected Ancient Israel and the church in New Testament times.