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This is a print on demand book and is therefore non- returnable. Paul Jewett, author of the creative and highly provocative book Man As Male and Female, here turns his critical attention to the practice of infant baptism. Jewett does not accept the traditional "covenant" argument for baptizing infants, and this book explains why he believes this argument fails. Infant baptism is not a subject which can be isolated. For, as Jewett would have his readers understand, one''s view on this issue is integrally related to one''s view of the sacraments in general and thereby to the whole doctrine of the church and salvation. Thus it is understandable that what appears to be a minor theological question has had such divisive effects on the church. A discussion of the historical source of infant baptism begins Jewett''s critique and introduces such issues as the distinction between infants and children, the silence of certain early church fathers on the subject, infant communion, and catechetical instruction. The second and major portion of this book examines the theological issue, focusing specifically on the covenant argument, which suggests that baptism replaces circumcision as the sign of the covenant and thereby is given to infants. This argument, Jewett claims, fails to take into account the historical character of revelation, and contains certain contradictions. Jewett concludes with a creative defense of believer baptism, one which is theologically responsible and which recognizes the profound truths of covenant theology.

Life among the Eskimos of the Northwest Terretories of Canada.

Discover the earth-shaking power of living by faith. Moving Mountains will show you how to venture forth with bold yet wise faith. Let the sound, practical teaching and amazing life experiences of twelve giants of faith from the past two hundred years lead you into new dimensions in your walk with God. "In its frantic search for something new, the Church today is fast cutting loose from its historic moorings and abandoning its rich spiritual resources for weak human substitutes. The message of a book like this is just what we need to get us back on course."-Warren W. Wiersbe, author and conference speaker "Paul King has called a meeting of wise, devoted servants, leaving one empty chair in the circle for you. So come! Feast on wind and fire."-Dr. Calvin Miller, professor of divinity, Beeson Divinity School "Contemporary believers are standing on the shoulders of the spiritual giants so well documented in this wonderful book. Their messages will challenge and reshape your life."-Dr. Neil T. Anderson, founder and president emeritus, Freedom in Christ Ministries "A notable collection of biographies. This is so much more than history. These beacons of faith will help you go deeper with God."-J. Lee Grady, editor, Charisma

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Is It of God? is a practical, biblically-saturated book written for those who want to know how to avoid deception and discern truth, error, and mixture in teaching, practices, and supernatural manifestations. With nearly fifty years of discerning experience in revivals, Holy Spirit movements, and spiritual warfare ministry as a pastor and professor, Dr. Paul King provides wise guidance on: · Biblically-based foundations and principles for spiritual discernment · How to maintain balance and avoid both ditches of charismania and charisphobia · Discerning vs. judging · Discerning Spirit, flesh, and demonic manifestations · Discerning psychic from Spirit · Distinguishing non-biblical from unbiblical · Identifying true and false revival · Avoiding undiscerning discernment · A biblical discernment response to John MacArthur''s Strange Fire · And much more!

One of my favorite books is "Alas Babylon" by author Pat Frank. Another one is "The Stand" by Stephen King. What both stories have in common is man''s resourcefulness to survive.I have for many years thought about what kind of story I would like to write and what the events surrounding my story would entail. I have spent two years researching and outlining "What If?" The question for you is this, what would or could you do if everything you have know as a normal everyday life was turned on its head and you were faced with survival in a chaotic new world.This is about a regular man, much like someone you work with or your neighbor next door. He is like most of us who go to work each day and works around the house on the weekend.When we are busy making a living, our focus is primarily on our job. We catch occasional insights of the world we live in on TV or social media. When I retired, I found that I had many hours to fill where I had once spent those hours at work.The 2016 Presidential election created a news frenzy and it was then that I discovered that an alternative media was thriving via the internet paticulary on You Tube. I found it interesting that the mainstream media and the alternative media constantly were on the attack against one another with the accusations of which one of them was reporting "Fake News!"I began to listen to many of the "You Tube" podcasts, and found them to be at the very least entertaining. However, there were some that for me, were making a valiant attempt to report the facts as they believed them to be.Then there were the rest who for any number of reasons promote a tirade of rants referred to as "Fear Porn!"Who knows what the future holds or how much of this "Fear Porn" has a basis of truth? The point is there are countless opinions on what people believe and which could come to pass.The central character in my story is Jack. He lives his life as if tomorrow will be the same as today, but, he is also a man who is prepared for the possibility that it might not be.His belief is, better to have it and never need it than to need it and not have it!This is his and his family''s story with a plausible series of events which one can believe is a real possibility in the world we live in today.I worked in the Grocery business. I saw first-hand on a number of occasions what happens when people go into panic mode and rush to the store to stock-up. In panic mode they buy whatever they can grab before someone else gets to it before them. This typically takes place when severe weather was expected or had struck suddenly. I can only imagine how it might have gone had those times I witnessed been driven by an epic disaster as portrayed in my story.My hope is that you find this book a compelling read and that if you do you will recommend it to others who may find this topic intriguing as well.Thank you, Paul King

Are you contemplating starting the ketogenic diet? Are you worried about what food you can eat? Do you need advice on how to get started?

God is a God of Protection, Provision, and Prosperity. As we began teaching tithing from the "COVENANT" foundation, it will transform hearers to doers, believers to receivers, and tippers to tithers! When you enter into a "sincere" agreement (covenant) with the Lord, He will keep His promise to you! Many that teach tithing put emphasis on the calamity caused from curses. Some teach tithing as a necessity to keep the church economy going. You should tithe because you want to honor God for allowing you to be a steward over His blessings that He has entrusted in your care. Tithing is not a dispensational doctrine (Law), but an eternal principle. Tithing is not a commandment, but a COVENANT! I can prove it!

I dedicate my memoirs to my dear mother who passed away on December 8, 1943 at the age of thirty-eight.

Years after the murder of her son, Helen Sampson has opened an underground, nighttime soup kitchen where people seek refuge when they are kept awake by a guilty conscience. But when one of her customers, Vern, writes a children''s book that goes viral, The Sad Kitchen begins to attract public suspicion which calls into question Helen''s motives.

We examine the effects of public policy parameters in a simple directed search model of the labour market, and contrast them with those in standard random matching models with Nash bargaining. Both finite and limit versions of the directed search model are considered, and the value of the limit model as an approximation of the finite one is assessed. As with the random matching model, job creation is the key channel through which the policy parameters affect the equilibrium of the directed search model. Both comparative static effects of the policy parameters and optimal configurations are identified. (On examine les effets des paramètres de la politique publique dans un modèle simple de recherche dirigée d''emploi sur le marché du travail, et on les contraste avec ceux qu''on obtient par des modèles d''appariements aléatoires avec marchandage à la Nash. A la fois les versions finie et limite du modèle de recherche dirigée sont examinées, et la valeur du modèle limite en tant qu''approximation de la version finie est évaluée. Comme dans le modèle d''appariement aléatoire, la création d''emploi est le canal principal à travers lequel les paramètres de la politique affectent l''équilibre du marché du travail. On identifie les effets de statique comparative des paramètres de la politique ainsi que les configurations optimales.).

Family and business correspondence relating to loans, especially to farmers in the Fort Wayne, Ind., area, some of whom marketed their timber to pay their debts; includes statement on March 23, l877 that anyone can practice law in Fort Wayne. Correspondents include Perry Randall and Edward Thomas, lawyers in Fort Wayne, Ind. and Norwich, N.Y., respectively, John Mourin, proprietor of the Glen Haven Water Cure and James Squires of the National Bank of Cortland, N.Y.

Discusses Baptist churches in Boston, Mass. and the financial status of Fairbanks, Brown & Co., also of Boston; includes letter of instructions on cranking the typewriter ribbon in 1881.

Requests a loan from her brother so that her son Herbert can start a sheep ranch near Waco, Texas as several of his acquaintances have done recently. The homestead law does not permit vendor''s loans.