<p>Dean Burgon demonstrates that the methodology of modern textual criticism fails to hold up when examined against the last twelve verses of Mark. The entire system of textual critics must be rejected. He shows that Bishop B. F. Westcott and Professor F. J. A. Hort and their followeres are categorically wrong in their approach to the text of the New Testament. Dean Burgon's book is a fatal blow to the manuscripts "B" and "Aleph," which are the favorite manuscripts of the modern textual critics.</p>

Allegheny Angels

Biographies & Memoirs

J. A. De Carlo

Memoirs

Mountain Valley Publishing ,LLC

Over The Rainbow

Longo-Bloom, Michelle

Professionals & Academics

Oliver and Arthur landed in Hooperstown.  They meant only to rest for a little while befoe going home.  That first afternoon they walked out of the woods, they made so many friends, they made Hooperstown their new home.  Come join the fun!  The kids are having more fun than they thought possible!

Oliver & Arthur

Children's Books

Karoub, Ginny

Animals

The MacKenna Affair

Literature & Fiction

Griggs, Clint

Action & Adventure

Wales and the Welsh

History

Williams, Peter N.

Europe

<p>You have the power to work miracles. You have everything it takes. You lack nothing. This is the central theme of this book. Every principle discussed in its pages supports this theme. Most of you may already be familiar with the miraculous keys you are about to explore, but what you may not be so familiar with are the reasons why they are miraculous. The pages that follow reveal the metaphysical principles behind them that give them their power. These principles are radically different than most. Some of you will agree with all of them. All of you will agree with some of them. But few of you will be able to deny the compelling reasoning behind them. I'd like to get to the heart of matters as quickly as possible but before I do I think it's important for me to answer some questions you may have regarding my credentials, my purpose in writing this book, the specific topics covered and what will be required of you the reader.</p>

Everyday Miracles

Self-Help

Siani, Loretta M.

Motivational

Berlinda Weaver was taken to wife at the advanced age of fifteen, not because she was a beauty, for she was far from conventional standards, but because she had developed her talents to an art and because she was wide of hip and strong of arm. She was the youngest in a family of five. The only girl. The only one of the lot that was proficient at the family trade. Weaver was more than the name they bore. It was a talent handed down from father to son, father to son, until Berlinda's brothers were found to be clumsy and unable to manipulate strands of wool into masterpieces of cloth. Gustafus Weaver, literally wept with grief as each son, one after the other, tangled the wool into such that looked like rags. Disgusted and sorrowful, he sweated blood trying to train them. "They are good for only herding the sheep, not creating the patterns." he shouted to Gerta, his wife. "It is your fault. I should have known better than trust that you, who knows only how to slop hogs, could give me sons to carry on the tradition." Ducking her head and believing his harsh words, she tried time and again to bring forth just one boy child that would satisfy her husband. Four times she tried and four times she failed. Her fifth and last pregnancy not only turned Gustafus into a raving demon of a man, but gave Gerta chills of horror because it was a girl child and crippled. A iii club foot twisted a swollen leg and drove the unhappy mother to abandon the child in the woods.

3 Birds in Flight

Smiles, Carol

Appalachian Magic

Rice, Janet

Community & Culture

After my first book "Appalachian Magic" was published, I received numerous e-mails from people wanting to know more about my childhood in Appalachia and how it shaped me into becoming a fortune teller. Even though I covered several areas in my first book, I will now go into depth about my childhood in my second book "Return to Appalachian Magic" and the many things I learned that were carried over into my adulthood. As stated in my first book, my given name was Janet, but my family and friends always called me by my nickname, Jany (pronounced Jan-eeee). Growing up in Appalachia was a lesson in itself. The unwritten laws were passed from generation to generation and everyone heeded and abided by these laws. There were no "maybes or ifs" or gray areas in the hill language. Everything was "straight talk"! It was either right or wrong and no one dared to step over the line. The ones who were bold enough to "thumb their nose" and venture over the line were shut out of society, shunned and talked about extensively. Forgiveness was a hard goal to achieve for those who had been cast out. As well as I can remember, the three unforgivables were lying, cheating and stealing. You were marked for a long time if you committed any of the "big three".

Return to Appalachian Magic

With the end of World War II, a new prosperity swept across the land and America began its recovery through a housing and baby boom. After Seth received his release from active duty in the Oklahoma National Guard, he soon joined the family company, the McDonald Corporation while Josetta continued to juggle her medical practice and raising their four children. By the time the Korean conflict began, Garrett, their oldest son, decided to continue the McDonald tradition of military service and joined the Army after his high school graduation.  The tragedy of war left its mark on Garrett that he carried for the rest of his life. When he returned home, he made plans for college and medical school.  After his high school sweetheart graduated from nursing school, the couple decided to marry. Soon after Victoria McDonald was appointed Nurse Supervisor of the Skilled Nursing Facility at Tulsa Memorial Hospital, a mystery began to unfold.  Patient deaths were increasing at an unusual rate.  Could there be a serial killer in the hospital?  If so, who could it possibly be?  It was Victoria's responsibility to uncover the truth. Now that Kara was married, Josetta and Seth concentrated on their twin sons, Jordan and Justin.  Jordan had always been a happy well adjusted child, but as he grew, his brother, Justin, became increasingly disturbed and rebellious.  Upon high school graduation, Jordan enrolled in college and the R.O.T.C. program with plans for a military career.  Justin, at total odds with his family's philosophic beliefs, left for San Francisco in hopes of finding meaning for his own life. America's involvement in Vietnam reached into the lives of the McDonald family as first Garrett was called back to active duty and then Jordan followed.  While they battled a foreign enemy, their brother Justin was battling his own private demons of drugs, alcohol, and an unproductive lifestyle.  After hitting rock bottom and finding himself in prison after being falsely accused, Justin decided to return home for a second chance.  He tried hard to fit back into the family but little by little, the personal demons reclaimed him until he was forced to face the terrible truth and accept the dire consequences. Following the long, frustrating and dismal conclusion to the Vietnam War, Garrett and Jordan returned to a different America:  an America that had been polarized for so many years and needed time to heal.  Although the war was officially ended, a new threat and a new enemy was gaining strength and changing the world's idea of security.  Terrorism, that had long been centered in the Middle East, stretched its tentacles into Europe and the United States.  Along with everyone else in the country, the McDonald family suffered the results of unreasonable and unimaginable hatred.  Their strength, stamina, and faith would be tested time and again as they unwittingly became participants in two of this country's  greatest tragedies.

BANNERS OF COURAGE

Stuart, Keith E.

Stuart, Barbara Phillips

Genre Fiction

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