Bücher von Neil Kennedy

The issue with Porn is not a new subject for men. However, few men realize that Porn is not just a private vice or a secret sin.Porn is a spirit. Porn is an ancient demon that is the spirit of pornography. When men view Porn they are not mingling with flesh and blood, they are commingling with a goddess named Ishtar.Ishtar has slain her thousands. She has captured strong men. Although beautiful, she is not an innocent affair of the heart. She is a dominating spirit that will reduce her prey to nothing more than mere bread.In this book, Neil Kennedy reveals why you can't discipline yourself into holiness. It requires a deliverance from The Harlot. You will be empowered as a man to conquer Ishtar. You can resist her efforts and defeat her if you have a heart of purpose and the courage to be strong and be a man.

Neil Kennedy's new book, A Jigsaw Puzzle is like no other book of poetry I have ever read. From the very beginning-Flower on the floor./Somebody has lost their bloom./I am very careful.-Kennedy pulls you in, though really, as with any jigsaw puzzle, you can enter anywhere and find yourself unable to stop being enchanted by this world that gets put together one tercet at a time. Birds of all species, one chickadee setting up its home into two birdhouses, music from next door, problematic snow, little Jesus at the gas station, hourglasses, cats and dogs, timepieces and shoelaces, software malfunctions in the forgiveness machine, hammer and teacup going home together, hesitating clouds deciding whether to cast shadows or not, daffodils breaching their contract, card catalogue in the junkyard with one drawer open-this poignantly quiet rhythm and boldly observant eye unfold a landscape that is defined often by the spaces between places and moments in time. In one of the occasional breaks of the tercet form the poet writes "Behind one man's voice" and then then there's space and then "Another man's voice." In the poems to which we turn for insight and illumination we often sense poet and shadow self, the two voices talking to each other and including us in the conversation. Kennedy's A Jigsaw Puzzle, offers you a conversation to which you will want to return again and again.-Christopher Bursk, author of The Improbable Swervings of Atoms

""Surveying With The Tacheometer: A Practical Manual For The Use Of Civil And Military Engineers And Surveyors"" is a comprehensive guidebook written by Neil Kennedy and first published in 1900. The book is intended to provide practical instructions and guidance to engineers and surveyors in the use of the tacheometer, a surveying instrument used for measuring horizontal and vertical angles, distances, and elevations. The book is divided into several chapters, each covering a specific aspect of tacheometry, including the principles of the instrument, the different types of tacheometers, the methods of setting up and using the instrument, and the various calculations involved in tacheometric surveying. The book also includes a number of practical examples and exercises, as well as illustrations and diagrams to help readers better understand the concepts and techniques involved in tacheometry.Overall, ""Surveying With The Tacheometer"" is an invaluable resource for engineers and surveyors who wish to master the use of this important surveying instrument. Its clear and concise explanations, practical examples, and detailed illustrations make it an essential reference for anyone involved in the field of civil or military engineering.Including Two Series Of Tables Specially Computed For The Reduction Of Readings In Sexagesimal And In Centesimal Degrees.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

I wanted to name this book, Pray Like a Man. However, as I began to study, meditate, and ask the Holy Spirit what to write and convey on prayer, I felt strongly to look at the pattern of how Jesus prayed.Jesus prayed like no one before Him. He approached God, the Holy One of Israel, saying, "e;Father...."e;This approach to prayer was a radical shift in the concept of praying. So much so that the Pharisees accused Jesus of blasphemy. Who dared call YHWH Father?Most of us want our prayers to be heard, received, and returned in the affirmative. No one had a better grasp of having His prayers heard than Jesus. So, He is our model of prayer.This teaching is to help you position yourself in the identity of sonship so that you can pray to your Father and be heard. By the conclusion of this teaching, I hope you radically change your position to step up to sonship and pray like a son.