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Within the chaotic world narrated in the book of Judges, the prophet Deborah spoke under the authority of Israel's God, interpreting an important battle and calling fellow Israelites to faithfulness. The Song of Deborah is a remarkable and challenging text, given its rare vocabulary, unique poetic structure, and opaque compositional history. Even more noteworthy is its placement within the narrative of the book of Judges. In light of studies that demonstrate the interpretive significance of songs embedded in narratives, the inclusion of Deborah's song within Judges suggests it serves a strategic function within that larger literary complex.In The Prophet's Anthem, Michelle Knight explores the effect of Deborah's song being included at this juncture of one of the most fascinating and troubling narratives in the canon. While many previous analyses of Deborah's song focus primarily on its immediate context—Judges 4—Knight uses a literary approach that attends to the song's effect on the entire narrative. The song's prophetic association underscores the importance of knowledge and revelation in the book of Judges, especially for a generation who "knew neither YHWH nor the deeds he had done for Israel" (2:10).Drawing on over a century's worth of concentrated critical research on the song, The Prophet's Anthem combines poetic analysis and narrative criticism to yield fresh thematic and structural insights for reading the entire Judges narrative. With their attention keenly trained on Deborah's words, readers will be better equipped to hear the book of Judges in a new register.

Within the chaotic world narrated in the book of Judges, the prophet Deborah spoke under the authority of Israel's God, interpreting an important battle and calling fellow Israelites to faithfulness. The Song of Deborah is a remarkable and challenging text, given its rare vocabulary, unique poetic structure, and opaque compositional history. Even more noteworthy is its placement within the narrative of the book of Judges. In light of studies that demonstrate the interpretive significance of songs embedded in narratives, the inclusion of Deborah's song within Judges suggests it serves a strategic function within that larger literary complex.In The Prophet's Anthem, Michelle Knight explores the effect of Deborah's song being included at this juncture of one of the most fascinating and troubling narratives in the canon. While many previous analyses of Deborah's song focus primarily on its immediate context--Judges 4--Knight uses a literary approach that attends to the song's effect on the entire narrative. The song's prophetic association underscores the importance of knowledge and revelation in the book of Judges, especially for a generation who "knew neither YHWH nor the deeds he had done for Israel" (2:10).Drawing on over a century's worth of concentrated critical research on the song, The Prophet's Anthem combines poetic analysis and narrative criticism to yield fresh thematic and structural insights for reading the entire Judges narrative. With their attention keenly trained on Deborah's words, readers will be better equipped to hear the book of Judges in a new register.

Michelle Knight-now known as Lily Rose Lee-captured the world's attention May 2013, when she and fellow kidnapping victims Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus were found and freed after years of imprisonment and torture. Michelle was a young single mother when she was kidnapped by a Cleveland school bus driver named Ariel Castro. Her story of the horrors she endured for more than a decade afterward, and the hope she sustained, became the #1 New York Times bestseller Finding Me in 2014. In her second book-to be published on the fifth anniversary of her escape-she answers the question: How do you heal after great tragedy? Organized thematically (finding hope, finding friendship, finding love), Michelle shares her experience of rebuilding her life, and offers her thoughts on how anyone who has suffered greatly can learn to find new meaning and purpose.

Shhh, Don't Tell by Michelle Knight shares the heart-wrenching story of Riley, a 12-year-old girl, sexually abuses by her half-brother, Josh. Through Riley's abuse, Shhh...Don't Tell declares a powerful message for all children to know and learn - your voice matters, abuse is not your fault, and you should never keep secrets that cause emotional and physical harm to you or anyone else.

Life is a game of chess and we have been programming our computers to play it for generations; each time honing the programs to work smarter, faster, with more efficiency and higher accuracy than ever before.A stroke of fate saw two memory cards being swapped. In a military laboratory, the most powerful game of chess ever written was accidentally loaded in to an experimental, highly agile, weaponised robot. From the moment they hit the run command, that robot had only one purpose ... to win the game...

It is never easy meeting true friends Between elementary and college, people will come and go. Everyone you meet in your life, may not always be a personal stamp, but a seasonal postcard. "The Friendship Tree" is a story about a young lady learning how to identify what true friendship looks like with the help of her mom. With the guidance of her mom, she understood the difference between a leaf, branch and a root, within the cycle of life's friendships. I hope you are able to do the same. Before reading, get comfortable, sit back, relax, and think of your circle. See who fits what category. You might be surprised.

Being different is what makes us special, no matter how different. Many children/young adults are taunted, even bullied for being different. Curby learns being different is also his superpower It's what makes him special. Often, being different is not an option, however, being different makes you unique, and even more lovable with a twist. Love being you.

It is never easy meeting true friends Between elementary school, high school and even college, people will come and go. Everyone you meet in your life, may not always be a personal stamp, but a seasonal postcard. "The Friendship Tree" teaches children/ young adults, through story, a wonderful lesson about the life cycle of people who will come through their lives. The Leaf, the Branch, and Root, hopefully assisting our young Queens on making better decisions in the company they keep as move through this thing called life.

Mother's walk with a purpose, head held high and a look of determination on their face. "Mommy Is the Queen in my Eyes", is a story about the unique role mothers play in shaping their little one's lives. Navigating through daily challenges of motherhood while pursuing their career goals. This short story, while still showcasing African American children, is a multicultural read showcasing a beautiful tribute to all mothers out there, as well as inspiring anyone who wants to explore the power of motherhood.

Mother's walk with a purpose, head held high and a look of determination on their face. "Mommy Is the Queen in my Eyes", is a story about the unique role mothers play in shaping their little one's lives. Navigating through daily challenges of motherhood while pursuing their career goals. This short story, while still showcasing African American children, is a multicultural read showcasing a beautiful tribute to all mothers out there, as well as inspiring anyone who wants to explore the power of motherhood.

It is never easy meeting true friends Between elementary and college, people will come and go. Everyone you meet in your life may not always be a personal stamp, but a seasonal postcard. "The Friendship Tree" is a story about a young lady learning how to identify what true friendship looks like with the help of her mom. With the guidance of her mom, she understood the difference between a leaf, branch, and a root, within the cycle of life's friendships. I hope you can do the same. Before reading, get comfortable, sit back, relax, and think of your circle. See who fits what category. You might be surprised.

Mother's walk with a purpose, head held high and a look of determination on their face. "Mommy Is the Queen in my Eyes", is a story about the unique role mothers play in shaping their little one's lives. Navigating through daily challenges of motherhood while pursuing their career goals. This short story, while still showcasing African American children, is a multicultural read showcasing a beautiful tribute to all mothers out there, as well as inspiring anyone who wants to explore the power of motherhood.

Para cocinar comida casera se requieren muchos ingredientes, especialmente cuando se es de Nueva Orleans. Lo mismo aplica para crear incre bles libros infantiles. El ingrediente m s importante es el amor.

Para cocinar comida casera se requieren muchos ingredientes, especialmente cuando se es de Nueva Orleans. Lo mismo aplica para crear incre bles libros infantiles.El ingrediente m s importante es el amor.

Shhh... no digas nada, de la autora Michelle Knight, comparte la desgarradora historia de Riley: una ni a de 12 a os, abusada sexualmente por su hermanastro Josh. Una tarde, a Josh le encomendaron que cuidara de su hermana menor, pero durante el tiempo que estuvieron juntos, Josh pas de ser medio hermano a depredador. Como muchas v ctimas de abuso, el avasallante miedo y la verg enza llevaron a Riley a mantener el abuso en secreto. A trav s del abuso sufrido por Riley, Shhh... no digas nada proclama un poderoso mensaje para que todos los ni os y j venes lo sepan y aprendan: tu voz importa, el abuso no es tu culpa y nunca debes guardar secretos que te causen da o emocional y f sico a ti o a cualquier otra persona.