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There is something missing in Larry's life. While out one day, Larry makes a new friend.This delightful picture book will inspire readers young and old with Larry's heartwarming tale of finding a new friend.

The Words of Yahweh have been translated, interpreted and changed to meet the ever changing viewpoints of theologians and scholars for centuries. Far to often, the original meaning was lost or misinterpreted. The only way to understand the true Words is to examine in detail the texts as they originally appeared.Drawing on extensive research, Raphayl Israyl Miles looks at the original meaning and context of what was truly said by Yahweh. With extensive source notation and citations, the reader can learn more about the material cited by the author.Raphayl Israyl Miles, was born in Chicago. While incarcerated, he was given a book to read by Yisrayl Hawkins. Through a series of dreams, he was visited by a messenger who showed him that all those around him were spiritually dead. Upon his release from prison, he published this book in hopes of helping those around him to become aware of the true teachings of Yahweh.

Authored and Illustrated by The Artist of The Lion of Judah Interpreted by Tendai Zuze                  

No one thought anything about the limp that Don Strahorn began to walk with in the Spring of 2006. But as the months passed and the limp got worse, it became clear something was going on. At the beginning of 2007, the Strahorn family got news that would change them forever; Don had ALS-a disease with no cure. We Laughed 'til We Cried is the story of the seven years following Don's diagnosis, told by his wife, Lynda Strahorn. This isn't your regular diagnosis story, however. This memoir-esque account of what may have been a family's darkest times is full of as much laughter as it is tears. It serves as a testament to the way we all have choices to make when we get devastating news. The Strahorn family, although heartbroken, shows us how to make the most out of the hand we're dealt. Not only is this an inspirational book for anyone facing similar circumstances, it is also a call for a cure and a handbook for all those who will hear the same words Don Stahorn did in early 2007; "you have ALS." Author Lynda Strahorn offers insights into the many processes of dealing with ALS, from the slow progression of the disease and what each new stage entails for an ALS patient, to the emotional impact the disease has on the entire family. Lynda also offers some advice that she learned from her own experiences dealing with the disease, and she explains the way faith carried her family through the most difficult time they ever faced. Mostly, Lynda teaches readers how to laugh when they want to cry, to know when it is time to cry, and how to trust in Jesus through it all.

In a world of photoshop, "e;reality tv"e;, ghost writers, and content editors, do you ever wonder if anything you read or see is authentic anymore? Authenticity scares many people. Nobody's perfect and yet often times that's just what many of us pretend to be. Why? Why do we fear being different? In this book we'll delve into some very personal and authentic waters of spiritual contemplation written with a fight night theme. The photos are real, the content real, and the heart is real. Just as real and unpredictable as the ring of combat, this book offers an unpredictable and uncut look directly into some places many would fear to explore. It's going to be fun! Will you join me in a spiritual journey down a thought provoking highway towards a destination of reconciliation? If we choose to see God in everything, we will in turn see the good in it!

Jack Holden, a veteran with the invisible wounds of PTSD, is on a bus trip when it becomes apparent to him that his life is unraveling. This is the beginning of a journey that will take him from the horrors of war to a small town where he discovers a place of incredible beauty. It is a 'Lost Eden' where the presence of God can be found. Spanning from the Vietnam era to the present, we follow Jack as he crosses the boundaries of life and death itself. Along the way he encounters the awesome fury of nature, pulling him into a place where he must face the even more destructive forces that have woven into the fabric of his mind. It is there his story becomes a profound spiritual experience.