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The Voice is both unique and resonate to the heart of every believer. He never contradicts Himself. ‘The Voice’ is simply the dialogue alluded to by the Holy Spirit as he quickens scripture to me. This kind of inner speaking can be heard in the scriptures by listening with ears not your own for the unique and glorious sound of His voice. Sometimes He will speak the heart of God the Father, sometimes, the Son, and even the Bride. He will often speak through a prophet or an apostle. If you listen for the sound of His voice, you will discover as you read, that He is also speaking in you.

When Christian private detective Jeremy Winslow meets detective Christopher Anderson, he is drawn into a world of madness and danger. A tragedy has left Anderson thinking he is really Sherlock Holmes and that Winslow is Dr. Watson. When a serial kidnapper snatches infants from

''The Gates of the Kingdom'' is a book series which will take you on a spiritual pilgrimage, exploring events where the realms of Heaven and Earth have touched. This pilgrimage is through places which will often be foreign to you. The names of people, places, and relationship terms have been preserved in their original language so that you will get a sense of the cultural context of this real-life journey into realms unseen. Part 2: Sinai

The Voice is both unique and resonate to the heart of every believer. He never contradicts Himself. ‘The Voice’ is simply the dialogue alluded to by the Holy Spirit as he quickens scripture to me. This kind of inner speaking can be heard in the scriptures by listening with ears not your own for the unique and glorious sound of His voice. Sometimes He will speak the heart of God the Father, sometimes, the Son, and even the Bride. He will often speak through a prophet or an apostle. If you listen for the sound of His voice, you will discover as you read, that He is also speaking in you.

The late David Halberstam was a journalist, heart and soul, with a distinctive way of writing history.

Bulk water films can be displaced from a solid surface by a spreading organic liquid which creates and maintains a surface tension gradient in the air/liquid interface. Such a gradient can be maintained if the spreading agent escapes from the air/water interface by solution or evaporation after a few centimeters of travel away from the point of application. The resulting movement of the surface film sweeps along the water beneath by viscous entrainment (Marangoni effect). Displacement is effective and lasting only when the displacing agent (or a surface-active material dissolved in it) is strongly adsorbed to form an insoluble hydrophobic film on the solid surface. Effective water-displacing agents at 20C should have the following properties: a spreading pressure above 25 dynes/cm on water a boiling point above 90C, and a solubility in water of between 2 and 25 percent by weight. The equilibrium spreading pressures for members of a given class of polar organic compounds decrease with rising boiling point. (These principles are well exemplified by a solution in normal butanol of 3 percent of basic barium dinonylnaphthalene sulfonate.) Such water-displacing agents have been found suitable in numerous applications. (Author).