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Bible Key Chain Religious Favor - English - Gold Plated  - 1 No only Features: The cover is embossed with "Holy Bible" and a cross design. This very small-sized key chain opens up to reveal approximately 170 mini-pages with actual Bible passages. The text in the mini Bible is very small to read. It opens with a plastic latch and has paper pages within. Size: 40 X 33 X 13 mm DISCLAIMER: The SELLER does not  vouch to the genuinity of this FANTASY  It is just a show piece. The SELLER or his source have legally  sourced these items & have the requisite documentation for the same. Assorted red and blue decorative jewels - subject to stock availability.

Bible Key Chain Religious Favor - English -   - 1 No only Features: The cover is embossed with "Holy Bible" and a cross design. This very small-sized key chain opens up to reveal approximately 170 mini-pages with actual Bible passages. The text in the mini Bible is very small to read. It opens with a plastic latch and has paper pages within. Size: 40 X 33 X 13 mm DISCLAIMER: The SELLER does not  vouch to the genuinity of this FANTASY  It is just a show piece. The SELLER or his source have legally  sourced these items & have the requisite documentation for the same..

For reading or study, this sturdy textbook edition is created for understanding that lasts.This NIV Holy Bible, Textbook Edition has all the features students need to explore the riches of God’s Word. Designed with the help of Christian educators, it offers many study helps and includes the full text of the NIV translation of the Bible. Full-color maps and inserts help you glean important information for understanding what you’re reading. Features: • Book introductions and outlines give an overview of each book of the Bible• 35,000-entry concordance helps you find key verses quickly and easily• 16-page full-color map section for locating important places• Double-column format• Nine-point textbook type• 16-page full-color front inserts offer further understanding of the Scriptures, including: 1. Timeline of captivity and return 2. Between the Testaments 3. The ministry of Jesus 4. Timelines of Old and New Testaments 5. Timeline of kings and prophets of Israel and Judah 6. Lists of Jesus’ miracles and parables

It started as a personal quest to unearth the origins of their order’s ancient rituals—but 14 years after they began their search, Freemasons Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas have discovered much more. The Book of Hiram brings their mission to an amazing close, as it painstakingly rebuilds the long-forgotten story contained in the scattered rites and ceremonies of Freemasonry and puts forth explosive evidence drawn from the latest archeological discoveries, the Bible, and early versions of Masonic rituals. What it reveals is “The Masonic Testament,”a parallel narrative to the Bible, with events that go unmentioned or unnoticed in those sacred pages—including a secret science of astronomy that they find encoded in the Bible. The study concludes with the startling revelation: that a lost science that changed the world before, could change it once again.

Between the thirteenth-century expulsion of the Jews from England, Oxford was home to a significant Jewish community and a noted Jewish scholar known as Moses of Oxford. Some seven hundred years later, his life and work still serve as an inspiration to the Oxford University L'Chaim Society and its dynamic director, Rabbi Shmuel Boteach. Rabbi Boteach reviews profound scholarship (did the bible ever mean the translated phrase 'an eye for an eye' to be taken seriously? - his summary is that it did not); social and academic values (the pressures of achievement, history and tradition); racism; relationships and retaining passion in monogamous sexuality; what he describes as 'the absolute centrality and equality of women' and much else. His broad interest range from Shylock and Darwin, Freud and Star Trek's Mr. Spock. Already regarded as a leading contemporary Jewish thinker, Rabbi Boteach, in this stimulating and comprehensive work, examines both the lessons of the past and looks to the future, exploring the key issues confronting Judaism as the end of the millennium approaches.

This authoritative guide presents the best evangelical literature in anannotated booklist covering some fifty key categories of Christian life and thought. The Reader's Guide to the Best Evangelical Books groups relevant works under major headings, including The Christian Life, The Bible, Christian History, What Christians Believe, Christian Ethics, The Christian Church, and The Christian in the World. Mark Lau Branson provides an incisive overview of evangelicalism; thoughtful introductions to each subject; comments on what is special about each book; and placement of each book within the evangelical spectrum.