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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Gerrie Uys
"Surviving Mortality" Is an explanation of the ultimate purpose of life." Fundamental questions of life; is there a God? where did I come from? who am I? why am I here? is there life after death? and where do I go when I die? are answered. There is, of course, life after death. God has a plan. We are participants in the law of eternal progression. Divine revelations for personal application are defined. Fundamental and specific spiritual truths are summarized. Broad truths of all world religions are embraced. The reader will discover the breadth and depth of our existence. It includes pre and post mortality, the personal nature of God and our relationship to Him. Sweeping eternal laws are defined. Faith verses science is discussed including scientific inferences. The book is a unique approach to faith and the eternal laws and principles that govern our existence. Profound evidence and reason for God, who He is and that He loves you, are presented. Your relationship to God and why your thoughts and behavior matter to Him is clarified. The role of Jesus Christ is explained. Those who question the existence of God, those who are inspired by spiritual laws and principles, those who long for eternal relationships and those who seek the eternal justice of God for every individual will enjoy the book. There are seven sections. AClarify the existence of God and who He is. Establish it by faith and employ scientific logic. BThe law of eternal progression and how it governs all things including us. CThe purpose of life and all creation, eternal relationships, what life accomplishes and why. DOur eternal existence, the context of this life, God's plan, our origin and destiny, pre and post-mortal existence, eternal justice and mercy for all who ever lived. EPrinciples for effective spiritual growth and their eternal impact on us. FIdentify who we really are, all our relationships and who we can become. GProvide a perspective on some issues in today's world, including: Symbols, World religions, "Atheism" as the U.S. state religion, Abortion, Sexual sin and Bullies in faith and the contest of ideas. Apdx. Policies and Practices. Addresses polygamy and other common questions.
A Glorious Curse: Tales from the Ghost Ship (Series)
Gerrie Ferris Finger
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2019
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A GLORIOUS CURSESequel to best-selling THE GHOST SHIPThought transference can be a curse. Especially when what you learn from a murderer's mind could get you killed..An unpopular archeologist is murdered at his dig in the dead of night. The killer's narcissistic mind cloaks the cowardly crime. Now Ann Gavrion must use worldly methods to unmask the murderer.
Write the Vision: Where there is no vision, the people perish (Prov. 28:18 KJV)
Gerrie Callahan
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2013
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The Theist by Gerrie J. Mooy author of "Surviving Mortality" is a case for God. Sub title: Why, The Purpose Driven Soul. The Theist is spiritual reality for the soul. The Theist loves God. This is a travel guide to spiritual fulfillment and a life of joy, a post retirement planning guide and a guide for the purpose driven soul. All truth and science is allied to the reality of God. Neither the limits of our senses nor the limits of science constitute the limits of reality. An eternal view awakens purpose and vital spiritual truths. It reveals our soul's journey through five states of awareness to our ultimate home. Life is a fieldtrip with amnesia of our pre-mortal experience. The enlightened soul sees beyond miracles and prophets of old, beyond social involvements and beyond traditional spiritual tools and sees the purpose of God to achieve His desired end. Faith is inseparably connected to the purpose of life. "Man is that he might have joy." Temporal and eternal joy is obtained by faith in and obedience to God. Faith exposes mysteries and the soul's eternal nature. Many are penny wise and pound-foolish in the na ve beliefs of God's non-existence and of man's own wisdom. The best advice you will ever follow, the best decision you will ever make, the most important thing you will ever accomplish and the best thing you will ever do for yourself and others is to align your will with the will of God. Faith and love expand awareness. Without the spirit there is no life. Without the soul there is no spirit. Law governs all things. Knowledge of and obedience to laws provide freedom and peace. All things have purpose. Existence is justified by purpose. Laws and purpose loudly proclaim God. We are not creations but beloved children of God.
The stories of those who lived in the city by the sea begin long before the 1878 date on the oldest headstone found in the city. Long Beach was the site of ceremonies, and perhaps the burial grounds, for the Tongva tribe. Many of those who later settled the city are buried in one of the four known cemeteries, Municipal, Sunnyside, Forest Lawn Long Beach, and All Souls. Two of the cemeteries hold the graves of several hundred Union and Confederate Civil War veterans, one Medal of Honor recipient, and a slave who served in the 1st Colored Heavy Artillery Regiment. The histories of the Municipal and Sunnyside Cemeteries include the 1921 discovery of oil, which made national news as descendants of the deceased fought for the oil underneath the graves. The fight resulted in a second Sunnyside Cemetery that later became Forest Lawn Long Beach. The scene of oil derricks surrounding the cemeteries was so surreal that it caught the attention of Ansel Adams, whose photographs of Sunnyside Cemetery are included.
Murder and deceit are not strangers to glamorous Palm Springs - or to Atlanta ... During a fierce custody battle, recovering addict Eileen Cameron and her daughter Kinley Whitney vanish into the night. The estranged husband, Bradley Whitney, insists Eileen has taken their daughter to hide with the Indians in the desert. Moriah Dru of Child Trace is hired to locate the girl and her home - but Dru is wary of the husband's claims. Working with her lover, police Lieutenant Richard Lake, they delve into Bradley's past, and find themselves also investigating the Atlanta Suburban Girl murders. Is there a connection between the two seemingly unrelated cases?
Tum Tortoise seems to have everything under control ... except for his cumbersome shell. His inability to control it gets him into tough situations. Looking to his mother for advice, Tum learns that he has the power to influence the outcome of difficult situations. Through his consistent effort and hard work, he gradually gains both the inner confidence and outer strength to overcome his biggest challenge: to right himself when upside down. Tum shares his newfound skill with his friends, and through daily practice, they soon develop a variety of talents. Together, they become "The Tumbling Tortoises," entertaining their community and beyond. Throughout the process, Tum discovers his natural ability to lead and his team's capacity to spread joy and positivity to others.
For 150 million years, dinosaurs were the undisputed rulers of the Earth. Today, these great lizards still fire our imaginations. Dinosaurs profiles the creatures who lived during the great Age of Reptiles, the real-life giants and monsters such as the Tyrannosaurus Rex and Stegosaurus who once dominated our planet. Also featured are many of the prehistoric world's other most fearsome and awe-inspiring creatures, from huge birds of prey to ferocious sabre-toothed cats. The entries are grouped chronologically, with examples drawn mainly from the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous Periods. Each dinosaur or other prehistoric creature is illustrated with a stunning, full-colour artwork. For easy reference, each entry also includes a table of information containing key data such as size, weight, diet, meaning of name, armour, hunting techniques and distribution of fossil remains. Engaging accessible text provides an introduction to each dinosaur's behaviour, habits and other key information.
Richard Lake of the Atlanta Police Department gets a cold case when a witness regains his memory. Lake recruits Moriah Dru to look into the murder of Juliet Trapp' sixteen when she died' and a student at Winters Farm Academy.Juliet Trapp told her mother she was going to Bike Week with Wild Blood' an outlaw motorcycle gang' over the Christmas break. The case roars into high gear when Juliet's father' Sherman Trapp' is murdered in Chattanooga - where the predominant motorcycle club is Wild Blood.Now Dru picks up the trail of the man who killed Trapp's daughter. But could Juliet actually be alive, after all?
Moriah Dru's weekend with her lover, Lieutenant Richard Lake, is interrupted when two sisters go missing after their foster parents' house burns down. An ex-cop, Dru established Child Trace, Inc., after leaving the force. Together, they have a reputation for solving cases.Once they investigate, they learn of other missing children from the same area. A snitch tells them a secret sex organization, with members named after chess pieces, is bound for Costa Rica with two girls. The chase is on to stop the kidnappers before they escape the country.The End Game features a strong heroine in a vivid Southern setting. Gerrie Ferris Finger puts a new spin on the classic mystery novel in the first installment of the Moriah Dru/Richard Lake series, winner of the Malice Domestic Best First Traditional Mystery Novel Competition.
This is a poetry of layers and echoes. Poems which bring together people and places - family relationships enacted through webs of intimacy or distance, the dead remembered in interleaved images of art and medicine. These are poems concerned with the living presence of place - and with what is written over it by maps and history, whether in the crash site of a military aircraft in Argyll, in the personal histories of an elegy or in the eroded landscapes of the Scottish hills. Here the living move through time and weather, making and remaking their own language in the music and silences of the poems.
Uncommon Place is a book rooted in Scotland's mountains and open spaces, its fenced enclosures and mined ground. It develops from earlier books what Tom Leonard has called "the most intelligent debate between technology and nature in poetry that I know." Through rivers, weather and wild creatures, as well as through industrial landscapes and urban spaces, the poems explore a core preoccupation, that of how we experience being in place, the relationship of the walker with the shifting nature of the place through which she walks. "Rooted in the local, the poems in this book deliver a profound understanding of emotions engendered by the geologies and natural histories of landscape and what it means to fully inhabit this country: true dwelling; compelling, unique, enduring poetry." -Gerry Loose
Shadow Box originated with a single piece, 'The Curiosities of Dr Hunter', a poem which gathered together many objects from Glasgow's Hunterian Museum in an investigation into the nature of eighteenth-century collecting; but the museum holds so many objects to catch the eye and imagination - cultural artefacts from across the world, scientific instruments, medical specimens, objects of the natural world - from which so many kinds of poem might be written. Here then are poems caught between the perfection of a single thing and a necessary enquiry into how the object came to be here, what its meanings might be, and who comes to be an observer here.
After his appointment as RC Archbishop of Lusaka in 1969, Emmanuel Milingo became aware of his healing powers. Members of his congregation believed him to be able to liberate them from evil spirits. This work examines Milingo's life and work and the conflict surrounding his healing ministry.