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Honesty holds significant importance in every individual's relationships, personal and professional. To be honest sounds simple but being truly honest with others and yourself can be challenging many a times. If you are someone who struggles but really wants to be an honest person, these book on honesty can inspire you to tell the truthPower is the ability, strength or the capacity to do something. We say knowledge is power. But there are other kinds of power too like physical power, mental power, financial power, political power and so on. If the power falls on the wrong hands, it will only lead to more disaster because power corrupts. The greatest secret of power is never to will to do more than you can accomplish' said Hen rick Ibsen. It is appropriate to think of the great mathematic Blaise Pascal's words on power. The power of honesty teaches you how to be honest in a society that celebrates corruption and dishonesty. I tell people to dare to be different, be a pathfinder don't be like others, live in the path of honesty and truthfulness and allow history to be the judge. People may misunderstand you but history will vindicate you. Time will tell.Justice and power must be brought together so that whatever is just, may be powerful and whatever is powerful may be just. But looking at the positive aspects, it is possible to do a whole lot of good if the power falls on the hands of the right person who is selfless and does virtuous deeds for the society.

What Is Faith Here is the main verse from our Bible which will tell us exactly what faith is: "Now faith is the Substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen." (Hebrews 11:1) Faith is a substance on the inside of you. Some believe this verse may be telling us that faith is literally a spiritual substance that operates on the inside of us and that it is capable of growing or waning. However, other Bible Scholars do not believe that faith is an actual substance. Their argument is based on the Greek word for substa-nce. This Greek word is hypostasis and it means: A setting under or support foundation, assurance, confidence, confident expectation, an assured impression and a mental realizing." Other good definitions of faith, from some of the different Bible Dictionaries and Commentaries are the following: The assurance of things hoped for, a belief or confident attitude, conviction, trust, belief, reliance, and a trustworthiness towards God. But whether faith is a spiritual substance or more of a mental quality, it can still be actually increased or decreased, And we are given a certain measure of it by the Lord.

It is said that clothes make the man. But in this book, they have a great deal to do with the un-making of Joseph. Two garments, the coat of many colors and the undistinguished garment Potiphar's wife strips off of him, end up contributing to his trials, each being a catalyst for his descent to Egypt and to prison, respectively.The first garment that gets Joseph into trouble is the coat of many colors, which his father made for him. The text says, "When his brothers saw that he was the one their father loved, more than any of his brothers, they hated him and could not bear to speak peaceably to him" Josephs coat of many colors is a symbol of Glory, Honor, Favor of God, Grace of God, Love of the father Gen 37v3. We would study the life of Joseph, especially the four garments that he has to wear in four stages of his life and each garment represents a particular role and calling that God wants him to fulfill. And each change of garment symbolizes a new season that God wants to usher him into.

Gossip is a sad and destructive fact of life. It damages reputations, ruins relationships, divides families and creates too much bad blood. This book examines gossip: the undeniable evil it does; the reasons why people gossip; ways of stopping it.I've noticed that gossip is one of those things that is so common in a relationship, in our conversations and in our cultural experience, that we hardly even notice it anymore. Unless of course we're the current victim of this whispery, yet pervasive and destructive enemy. Let me start off by saying that I have gossi-ped. I'm not proud of it. It's horribly wrong. And I have had to ask for forgiveness and repent both personally and publicly over speaking badly or out of turn about people that I love and knew well, or at times, barely knew at all. I hate that I have done this. And I hate when others gossip about me. Gossip sucks. Let me show you how to stop it.If gossip is such a mean and evil thing, why do so many people do it? Why don't they see the harm, and stop? After all, we would be very upset if someone else were to spoil our name. this book gives us the reason. Everyone at one point or the other has been directly involved or been affected by gossip.The truth is that every human is guilty in either ways: (1) By directly being involved in gossip. No human being can ever claim that he/she has never gossiped. (2) By listening to gossip. In fact, the bible likens gossip to a tasty dainty, the idea is, the same way man enjoys a tasty meal is the way our human nature enjoys listening to rumors/gossip. (Prov. 18:8). Both the gossiper and the listener have one thing in common. They all have interest in gossip. A gossiper will look for someone of like mind (who tell you sey gossip no dey look face?), the summary is: "He who partici-pates in gossip, either by actively spreading rumor about others or by passively listening to gossip are guilty. It takes a rumormonger to listen to gossip. If you are not a gossiper you will not be interested in gossip. (3) Lastly, everyone at one point have been the subject of gossip. There is nothing good about it; hence, there is no small gossip, even a casual back-talk about somebody can be very deadly and destructive. The result of gossip is always broken trust and hurt feelings. The recommendations/suggestions made in this book is in two dimensions and it is based on the assumption that all are guilty.(1). Personal commitment: How to deal with my own tendency to gossip. The best way to inspire change in others is to begin it yourself. (2) Extended Commitment: How to deal with gossip in others. Don't encourage it by even listening to it. Nip it in the bud.Let me use this opportunity to explain a particular lexicon. A person that gossips is called a gossip or a gossiper whichever one used is correct. I will be using it interchangeably.

I know that Muslims would play a role in Bible Prophecy regardless of what was being taught by Western Clergy. This book is a revelation of End-Time prophecies from several Old Testament and New Testament books especially the book of Revelation. It presents biblical exposition of eschatology comparing the Bible and Islamic teaching. My position is totally different from mainstream western viewpoint of Christian eschatology, you will not regret reading this book and there's a pretty good chance that you will see the future in a different light as I have. I highly recommend that all Pastors study this book for your enlightenment. This book is not for narrow-minded people, but is for those Christians who are always seeking the truth.In this book I expose Western readers to the traditions of Islam. This revelations will stun readers who are unaware of the similarities between the Antichrist and the Islamic expectations about a coming Mahdi. The relationship between Christian end-time prophecy and Islamic expectations of world domination shocked me and revolutionized my eschatological expectations. Islam in Bible Prophecy is the book to read for insights on the truth about end time prophecy.The most powerful and informative book on the prophetic role of Islam, this is a comprehensive analysis of Bible prophecy viewed through a Middle Eastern lens. The resulting picture will displease those who are wedded to the conventional but false Eurocentric view of prophecy with its European Antichrist and Global New Age/Roman Catholic religion. Unfortunately, too many book-selling, prophecy experts have built lucrative careers on the old paradigm and are unlikely to give this book the attention it deserves. That is unfortunate and will only contribute to the Western World's (and the Church's) blindness. Not only is this a brilliant analysis of Bible prophecy, it is one of the most informative books on Islamic eschatology.