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In "The Robe," Lloyd C. Douglas intricately weaves a narrative that explores the profound impact of faith and redemption against the backdrop of ancient Rome during the period of Christ''s crucifixion. The novel is imbued with rich, descriptive prose and employs a blend of historical fiction and spiritual inquiry, immersing readers in a compelling portrayal of the protagonist, Marcellus Gallio, a Roman tribune whose life is irrevocably transformed after he wins the robe worn by Jesus. Douglas''s narrative is marked by a detailed exploration of the moral dilemmas faced by individuals confronted with the transformative power of belief, set within a meticulously researched historical context that bridges the secular and the sacred. Lloyd C. Douglas, a minister and the acclaimed author of several religious-themed novels, draws upon his theological background and personal convictions to ignite a dialogue between history and spirituality. His own explorations of faith often echo within his works, lending them a unique authenticity and depth that invite readers to grapple with the complexities of belief. Douglas infuses this narrative not only with historical accuracy but also with a fervent passion for the moral dilemmas posed by faith in the modern world. This novel is a must-read for anyone intrigued by the intersection of faith and history, as it challenges readers to reflect on the transformative power of belief. "The Robe" offers a compelling journey that resonates with both the heart and mind, making it an enduring testament to the spiritual quests that define humanity.

In "The Big Fisherman," Lloyd C. Douglas masterfully weaves a narrative that blends historical fiction with spiritual exploration. Set in the first century A.D., the novel follows the life of Simon Peter, one of Jesus''s most devoted disciples, navigating the complexities of faith, love, and human ambition. Douglas employs a vivid literary style, characterized by rich imagery and thought-provoking dialogue, which invites readers to immerse themselves in the cultural and political milieu of ancient Judea. The backdrop of the emerging Christian faith adds a profound dimension to the story, as it explores the interplay between personal beliefs and societal expectations. Lloyd C. Douglas, a prominent author and minister, draws upon his deep religious convictions and scholarly background in theology, which greatly informs this evocative narrative. His previous works reflect his keen interest in the intersection of faith and everyday life, and "The Big Fisherman" is a culmination of his exploration into the humanity behind the biblical figures. Douglas''s ability to infuse historical accuracy with compelling storytelling provides a unique perspective on the foundational events of Christianity. This book is recommended for readers interested in religious history, as well as those who appreciate a gripping story of personal growth and moral dilemmas. Douglas''s portrayal of Simon Peter transcends mere biography, offering insights that resonate with contemporary readers. Through its engaging prose and profound themes, "The Big Fisherman" promises to captivate both the faithful and the curious alike.

In Lloyd C. Douglas''s ''Invitation to Live,'' readers are introduced to a narrative that skillfully intertwines human drama with enduring themes of faith, redemption, and the quest for meaning. Douglas employs a prose rich with emotional depth and layered characters, situating his work squarely within the tradition of mid-20th-century American literature. This edition from DigiCat Publishing ensures that the text is not only preserved but also adapted to contemporary formats, thus fostering accessibility and engagement with new audiences while celebrating the novel as a cherished component of literary heritage. Lloyd C. Douglas, a minister turned novelist, brings a unique blend of theological insight and understanding of the human spirit to his writing. His background invariably informs ''Invitation to Live'' through the exploration of spiritual dilemmas and moral quandaries faced by his characters. This personal experience, coupled with Douglas''s keen observation of the human condition, results in a narrative that resonates with authenticity and offers profound reflections on the complexities of life''s journey. ''Recommended for readers who relish profound narratives, ''Invitation to Live'' is a testament to Douglas''s gift for storytelling that enlightens and inspires. It offers both entertainment and introspection, making it suitable for those seeking a thoughtful and emotionally charged reading experience. As DigiCat Publishing revives this classic with due care, it serves as a poignant invitation for modern readers to rediscover Douglas''s literary legacy and to find within its pages both solace and stimulation.

Published in 1935, ''Green Light'' is a novel written by American minister and author Lloyd C. Douglas, who was born and spent some time of his boyhood in Columbia, Indiana. The novel tells the story of Newell Paige, a rising young surgeon whose career is destroyed when he takes the blame for his mentor, Dr Endicott, who botches an operation and causes the death of a patient.

Book 1: Immerse yourself in a tale of redemption, forgiveness, and love with “Forgive Us Our Trespasses by Lloyd C. Douglas.” Douglas'' narrative explores the transformative power of forgiveness and the journey towards redemption, inspiring readers with themes of love and compassion. Book 2: Embark on a journey of selfless devotion and redemption with “Magnificent Obsession by Lloyd C. Douglas.” Douglas weaves a narrative that delves into the profound impact of selfless acts, emphasizing the transformative power of devotion and the pursuit of a meaningful life.

The story of a lady who appoints herself as a housemaid when the family, headed by Philosophy Professor Paul Ward, is in financial crisis. She makes herself indispensable, immediately. The tale takes place in northern Indiana, much in Waterloo, Indiana, and mentions early the midsummer of 1916 and before the final page, the Wall Street Crash of 1929.

Book 1: Witness a story of healing with “White Banners by Lloyd C. Douglas.” Douglas'' narrative explores themes of resilience and redemption, offering readers a heartfelt journey of healing and personal growth. Book 2: Experience a spiritual awakening with “The Robe by Lloyd C. Douglas.” Douglas weaves a tale of redemption and spiritual exploration, inviting readers to embark on a transformative journey that transcends time and space.

Domprovsten i Trinitas Katedralen i Chicago kan noget helt særligt. Han kan nå så langt ind til sine sognebørn, at han kan få dem til at forstå, hvad de i virkeligheden har brug for, og give dem modet på at prøve lykken på deres helt egen måde. I den hjertevarme roman fra 1935 ser vi domprovsten vejlede den unge Barbara, hvis liv ændrer sig både på godt og ondt, da hun arver en gigantisk formue fra sin oldemor, Lee, hvis liv er så perfekt, at han er ved at knuses under det, og Mary Ellen, der flygter fra sit liv uden helt at vide hvorfor. Bogen er fuld af visdom og forståelse for menneskers styrker og svagheder, og at det, de i virkeligheden har brug for, indimellem er netop det, de har forsøgt at undgå. Denne oversættelse er oprindeligt udgivet i 1954. Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877-1951) var en amerikansk præst og forfatter, der opnåede stor popularitet i sin samtid. Han debuterede som forfatter i den modne alder af 50 år, men nåede at udgive et væld af romaner, som blev oversat til flere sprog, inden han døde som 73-årig.

The book is an autobiographical account of the author''s early life and his family. He intended to write a second volume covering his ministerial career and his life as a novelist but he died not long after this one was published.

Young medical student John Wesley Beaven is torn between the detached, cold pragmatism of Dr. Forster and the humanistic attitudes of kindly Dr. Cunningham. Matters are brought to a head when Beaven must choose between his career and impending marriage to fellow student Audrey Hilton.

Nan has written her brothers and sisters that they are invited (and must come) home for Christmas. They had not all been home together for years. No spouses or children . Just the five siblings. They really didn''t want to go, it did not sound like fun. The story of a family reunion in the old homestead, planned by the youngest member of the family, resisted and scoffed at by the eldest—and successfully brought off.

In "Doctor Hudson''s Secret Journal," Lloyd C. Douglas crafts a rich narrative that intertwines medical ethics, psychological depth, and the complexities of human relationships against the backdrop of early 20th-century America. The book is presented as a journal, offering an intimate glimpse into the life of Dr. Hudson, who grapples with the moral dilemmas of a physician while navigating personal struggles. Douglas employs a blend of straightforward prose and introspective reflection, evoking a sense of nostalgia and moral inquiry that resonates with contemporary readers, thus situating the novel within the broader context of the American literary tradition that seeks to explore the human condition. Lloyd C. Douglas, an ordained minister and a practicing physician, draws from his own life experiences as both healer and spiritual guide. His dual perspective lends authenticity to the narrative, as he delves into the ethical complexities faced by medical professionals while drawing on the philosophical inquiries that underpin his theological background. This fusion of medicine and spirituality encourages readers to reflect on their own beliefs and values in the face of moral ambiguity. This poignant novel is highly recommended for readers interested in exploring the intricacies of ethical decision-making and the profound impact of personal choice. Douglas''s work not only entertains but also challenges us to consider what it means to be a compassionate being in a world rife with dilemmas.

Experience a profound exploration of faith and morality in Lloyd C. Douglas''s thought-provoking novel, "Forgive Us Our Trespasses." This compelling narrative delves into the complexities of human nature, guilt, and the quest for redemption, inviting readers to reflect on their own lives. As the story unfolds, you will be drawn into the lives of characters grappling with their past decisions and the weight of their actions. Douglas masterfully weaves their journeys, revealing how love and forgiveness can heal even the deepest wounds. But here’s a question to ponder: What if the path to redemption lies not just in forgiveness from others, but in the forgiveness we grant ourselves? This exploration of inner conflict challenges you to confront your own beliefs about guilt and atonement. With rich, evocative prose, Douglas immerses you in a world where every choice carries weight. His vivid characterizations and emotional depth create a gripping reading experience that resonates long after the last page. Are you prepared to journey into the heart of forgiveness and the struggles that accompany it? Through concise and impactful paragraphs, this novel provokes deep reflection and encourages you to consider the transformative power of compassion and understanding. This isn’t just a story; it’s an invitation to examine your own moral compass. Will you embrace the challenge presented in "Forgive Us Our Trespasses" and discover what it means to truly forgive? Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with this powerful narrative. Purchase "Forgive Us Our Trespasses" now, and embark on a journey toward understanding and redemption!

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Lloyd C. Douglas’ historiske roman "Mens jeg så ham dø" fortæller om Jesu korsfæstelse fra en usædvanlig synsvinkel. Den følger Marcellus, som er med til at arrangere selve korsfæstelsen, selvom han selv ser Jesus som uskyldig. Vi følger hans indre kamp, mens han modvilligt arbejder for at udføre den korsfæstelse, som han inderst inde ønsker at forhindre. "Mens jeg så ham dø" er oprindeligt udgivet i 1942 og lå nummer ét på bestsellerlisten i USA i næsten et år. Oversættelse er fra 1944. Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877-1951) var en amerikansk præst og forfatter, der opnåede stor popularitet i sin samtid. Han debuterede som forfatter i den modne alder af 50 år, men nåede at udgive et væld af romaner, som blev oversat til flere sprog, inden han døde som 73-årig.

"Siden juni måned 1905 var der ikke sket noget i mit liv, som kunne tilskrives held. Jeg er bjergtaget af noget, som jeg ikke forstår, men hvad det så end er, har det intet med tilfældigheder at gøre. Men hvis jeg var buset ud med noget af den slags til den søde, gamle fru Arlington eller Nick Merrick, ville det have givet anledning til en masse forklaringer, så jeg indrømmede gladelig, at jeg virkelig havde været meget heldig. Hvis jeg havde fortalt dem hele historien om, hvordan vi var kommet til dette nye, dejlige hospital, ville de have troet, at jeg var splittergal." Skæbnen har formet doktor Hudsons liv således at han er i stand til at gøre noget særligt for de patienter, der bliver indlagt på det lille hospital, han står i spidsen for. I lægens dagbog hører vi med hans egne ord hans tanker om de patienter, han forsøger at hjælpe, og de glæder og sorger, det medfører. "Doktor Hudson er oprindeligt udgivet i 1939. Denne oversættelse er fra 1953. Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877-1951) var en amerikansk præst og forfatter, der opnåede stor popularitet i sin samtid. Han debuterede som forfatter i den modne alder af 50 år, men nåede at udgive et væld af romaner, som blev oversat til flere sprog, inden han døde som 73-årig.

”Den, der havde ringet på, var iført en meget ejendommelig slidt plyskåbe, som var alt for stor til hende – skønt hun langt fra var nogen lille kvinde – og en lige så medtaget gammel skindhat, der var trukket langt ned i panden; hun holdt et stort rødt æble frem, fra hvilket der dinglede en utrolig lang skal.” Da Hanna Parmalee en iskold vinteraften banker på Marcias dør, ved ingen af dem, at dette møde kommer til at ændre deres liv for altid. Marcia og hendes mand kæmper for at klare sig med små børn og endnu et på vej, så da Hannah tilbyder at være husholderske for dem for næsten ingen penge, føles det, som om hun er sendt fra himlen. Som tiden går, viser det sig imidlertid, at det ikke var helt tilfældigt, at det lige var Marcias dør, Hannah troppede op ved for at sælge sine æbleskræller den kolde aften. ”Og hjælpen kom” er en smuk roman fra den amerikanske delstat Indiana. Bogen udkom første gang i 1936. Denne oversættelse er fra 1951. Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877-1951) var en amerikansk præst og forfatter, der opnåede stor popularitet i sin samtid. Han debuterede som forfatter i den modne alder af 50 år, men nåede at udgive et væld af romaner, som blev oversat til flere sprog, inden han døde som 73-årig.

”Overlægen syntes pludselig at gå fra sans og samling – et forfærdende syn for dem, der aldrig havde set ham miste besindelsen. Han gispede efter vejret, og hænderne rystede. Ogilvie stak et stort bundt gaze ind i den fremvældende blodstrøm. Han skreg, at hun skulle fjerne det, og gjorde et afsindigt greb med péan’en i håb om ved et blindt tilfælde at ramme åren. ’Her, Paige,’ hviskede han hæst, idet har rakte ham instrumentet, ’prøv, hvad De kan gøre.’” Newell Paige er en ung og samvittighedsfuld kirurg, hvis liv og karriere ændres med ét slag, da en operation slår fejl. Patientens død er i virkeligheden ikke hans skyld, men ud af loyalitet over for sin mentor, som med skalpel i hånd begik den fatale fejl, vælger han at tage skylden. Da Paige forelsker sig i den afdøde patients unge datter, må han spørge sig selv, om det var værd at ofre både sin karriere og den kvinde, han elsker, for at tage skylden for en andens fejl. ”Grønt lys” er en rørende roman om kærlighed, pligtfølelse og forsøget på at gøre verden til et bedre sted. Romanen udkom første gang i 1934 og er solgt i hundredtusindvis af eksemplarer verden over. Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877-1951) var en amerikansk præst og forfatter, der opnåede stor popularitet i sin samtid. Han debuterede som forfatter i den modne alder af 50 år, men nåede at udgive et væld af romaner, som blev oversat til flere sprog, inden han døde som 73-årig.

Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877 -1951) born Doya C. Douglas, was an American minister and author. He was born in Columbia City, Indiana, spent part of his boyhood in Monroeville, Indiana, Wilmot, Indiana and Florence, Kentucky, where his father, Alexander Jackson Douglas, was pastor of the Hopeful Lutheran Church. According to the 1910 Census Douglas was listed as a Lutheran Clergyman. He was married to Bessie I. Porch. They had two children: Bessie J. Douglas, 4 at the time and Virginia V Douglas, 2 at the time. They employed a cook, Ms. Josephine Somach. He died in Los Angeles, California. Douglas was one of the most popular American authors of his time, although he did not write his first novel until he was 50. His written works were of a moral, didactic, and distinctly religious tone. His first novel, Magnificent Obsession, published in 1929, was an immediate and sensational success. Critics held that his type of fiction was in the tradition of the great religious writings of an earlier generation, such as Ben-Hur and Quo Vadis. In this book: Magnificent Obsession Forgive Us Our Trespasses Doctor Hudson''s Secret Journal

"Den store fisker" fortæller den rørende historie om fiskeren Peter og hans plejebarn, Fara, hvis liv ændres uigenkaldeligt, da de møder Jesus og hører hans prædiken. Men i modsætning til Peter, som ender som en af Jesu disciple, har Fara svært ved at efterleve Jesu lære om tilgivelse og fred. Da hun finder ud af, at hun er barn af Herodes, som stødte hende og hendes mor fra sig for at gifte sig med Herodias, bliver hun besat af tanken om at slå ham ihjel, selvom det går imod alt det, Jesus har lært hende og hendes plejefar. "Den store fisker" udkom første gang på engelsk i 1954. Oversættelse er fra 1959. Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877-1951) var en amerikansk præst og forfatter, der opnåede stor popularitet i sin samtid. Han debuterede som forfatter i den modne alder af 50 år, men nåede at udgive et væld af romaner, som blev oversat til flere sprog, inden han døde som 73-årig.

Den overfladiske og letlevende playboy Robert Merrick overlever mirakuløst et fald fra sin sejlbåd, fordi nogle forbipasserende får hentet en inhalator til at genoplive mennesker fra druknedøden. Men mens han bliver genoplivet, drukner lægen doktor Hudson i samme sø, og havde inhalatoren været i hans hytte og ikke hos Robert, var lægen blevet reddet. Dette tvinger Robert Merrick til at tage sit liv op til overvejelse. Når en så elsket og dygtig mand som Hudson, der som læge var i stand til at hjælpe så mange mennesker, måtte lide druknedøden, føler Robert pligt til selv at bruge sit liv til noget velgørende. Men hvor skal han starte? Hvad rummer han af evner til at hjælpe menneskeheden? Det er han først nu begyndt at undersøge. ”Den store læge” udkom første gang i 1929. Denne oversættelse er fra 1947. Lloyd Cassel Douglas (1877-1951) var en amerikansk præst og forfatter, der opnåede stor popularitet i sin samtid. Han debuterede som forfatter i den modne alder af 50 år, men nåede at udgive et væld af romaner, som blev oversat til flere sprog, inden han døde som 73-årig.

Meine begabte Schwester, berichtete Gertrude nach einigen Augenblicken eifrigen Schweigens, ist dabei, etwas zu tun, was ich seit Jahren befürchtet habe. Man höre! Es ist ziemlich furchtbar.'' Jason faltete das Papier unterwürfig zusammen, stieß einen Seufzer aus, der seine Wangen aufblähte, schaute verstohlen auf seine Uhr und zeigte damit an, dass er bereit war, die schlechte Nachricht entgegenzunehmen. Wir Claytons, fuhr Gertrude in einer übertriebenen Nachahmung der didaktischen Art ihrer Schulschwester fort, fahren alle über Weihnachten nach Hause. Und zwar mehrere Tage. Wir werden unsere Kindheit wiederfinden. Popcorn und Ahorntoffee, Immergrün und Lametta, Stechpalmen und Kerzen, Schlitten und Schneeschlachten, Lieder und Schreie, Gänsebraten und eine schlimme Erkältung... Gefolgt vielleicht von einer Lungenentzündung, assistierte Jason in der gleichen Tonart.

Ungewöhnlich sensibel für die Stimmungen ihres Besitzers - denn er hatte ihr Persönlichkeit zugeschrieben - bemerkte Dr. Paiges schnittiges blaues Coupé mit einem Blick, dass dies einer jener ereignisreichen Morgen war, an denen sie ihren eigenen Kurs zum Parkway Hospital steuern sollte. Die Anzeichen für Dr. Paiges Besorgnis waren unübersehbar. Sylvia, die normalerweise durch die Straßentür der Hermitage Apartments stürmte und mit ihrem gelbbraunen Schwanz an einem Scharnier in der Lendengegend wedelte, folgte ihrem breitschultrigen Herrn mit einer Ernsthaftigkeit, die der ernsten Besorgnis seines gebeugten Kiefers und seiner weit aufgerissenen Augen absurd angemessen war. Pete, der Garagenjunge, hatte sich, anstatt zu verweilen und dem jungen Chirurgen mitzuteilen, was für ein Tag es war, davongemacht, ohne die üblichen Annehmlichkeiten im Wert von einem Viertel zu wagen.

Written by Lloyd C. Douglas , the book became one of the most loved books of him and was later adapted into a Hollywood movie

Lloyd C. Douglas''s 1948 novel ''The Big Fisherman'' is an engaging fictional work on christian history. "It was a calm, early summer noon in the southern mountains of Arabia.