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Guidance of the youth is giving an inward look to the hearts of the young people. Guidance of the youth is to help parents and legal guardians understand their child/children's mindset.

God created man with a unique type of strength. He was to conquer all of the powers of darkness.Take the promised land and use his authority to build God's Kingdom on earth.A man of God has a presence that no other man has.His voice booms through the atmosphere like arrows shot from a bow. His authorityis a mountain that rises above every obstacle.God created man with a unique type of strength. He was to conquer all of the powers of darkness.Take the promised land and use his authority to build God's Kingdom on earth.A man of God has a presence that no other man has.His voice booms through the atmosphere like arrows shot from a bow. His authorityis a mountain that rises above every obstacle.

This book is really a disclosure of who God really is, and it will show to all that he is really active in man's life. In the book of Revelation, you will see that we are really getting close to a major catastrophe. If that happens, a big number of people will die without knowing God, for a great majority are deceived into accepting a different doctrine. And when they die, they will not be resurrected to a second life. It is the hope of this book to increase the number of those who would really know God so that people can repent or change their ways back to God and so that multitudes will be resurrected. Don't worry. Jesus, our savior, is ready to forgive and call us back to life.

Almost a romantic escape. 1928. Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West set off for France to attest to their feelings. To find each other, even with the ever-present phantom of Orlando, which celebrates Vita beyond any love. Virginia has lost her heart to Vita - the elusive, ephemeral Sapphic nymph - and her statuesque body. Vita and her other loves. Swashbuckling Vita. Vita, romancing and being romanced. Vita, bowed in adoration of other women's bodies. For Virginia, feelings are a sort of surrogate ambiguity, because reality -meant to be the setting for a love song - is to her the fertile mother of thousands of worries, clashing affections, and artificial sensibilities. Nothing is as real as her imagined feelings. Virginia feels alone with her own never-ending perplexities. Ambiguity becomes central in her unconsciousness, surmising a possible, likely reality. The love proposition that fails to determine reality as such. A love that even when it is close seems to be far, with thousands of memories emerging and turning into visions that confuse past and present. They live parallel lives in the ambiguity of feeling, lives that appear as imagined realities and real images.