Bücher von Nelson P (Western Michigan University Thomas M. Cooley Law School) Miller

This book answers 100 questions that people who are not lawyers ask of lawyers in casual conversation. We all have an innate curiosity about the law because we sense how important law is. We prosper when following law but starve when not. Yet we often misunderstand law, as our curious questions about it reflect. We think that law is often nonsensical when to the contrary it is rarely so. Distrust lurks behind our odd questions about law, when law must instead be trustworthy or it fails to work effectively as law and becomes something less than law. Law must have our confidence. Let this book help make it so. Appreciate law, while you keep letting lawyers know your questions.

This book offers the reader a total of sixty distinct prayers, fifteen prayers for each prayer form of confession, adoration, thanksgiving, and request. With each prayer, the book supplies an answer to each prepare, as God might interpret and respond. With each prayer, the book further supplies a description of a personal transformation occurring because of each prayer and God's answer. The personal transformations reflect the experiences of various individuals of different sex and age. With each prayer, the book further supplies a revelation of each prayer as the one making the prayer may experience its subject in the eternal kingdom. Each prayer addresses a different universal topic, whether love, service, eternity, healing, need, comfort, and so on. The prayers of adoration treat topics for which the one praying might wish to adore God. The prayers of confession treat topics for which the one praying might ask God's forgiveness. The prayers of thanksgiving treat topics for which one might wish to thank God. And the prayers of supplication or request treat common topics on which the one praying might ask God's help.The book intends to give the reader examples of how to pray, how God answers prayer, and how those answers affect life now and eternally.