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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The longest sustained passage of Jesus speaking that we have. The only one where He speaks to His own alone, with the world locked outside the door and the betrayer already gone into the night.Across five chapters of John's Gospel - from the moment the Lord rose from supper and took the towel, through the morsel handed to Judas, through the long teaching about the vine and the Spirit and the world, through the prayer prayed aloud so that the eleven could hear themselves prayed for - the Upper Room Discourse has carried the church for two thousand years.The Ancient Path is a covenant-faithful commentary on John 13-17, written in conversation with the fifteen-session series taught by Brother Art Nuernberg at the Evangelical Institute in Greenville, South Carolina. It walks through the discourse in the order John laid it down, not in the order the modern lectionary breaks it up. It assumes a reader with a Bible nearby and the patience for prose that does not rush.The reading is covenantal. The plan of God did not begin in the upper room. It did not begin when Jesus was born, or when Israel crossed the Red Sea, or even when YHWH cut the everlasting Covenant with Abraham at Mamre. It began before there was a world to begin in. When the Mediator rose from supper and took the towel, He was not improvising. He was keeping a Covenant.This book offers: - Twelve chapters of unhurried prose following the discourse from John 13:1 to John 17:26- A prologue on what the discourse is and why the church keeps returning to it- A closing word gathering what the discourse asks and what it promises- Charitable engagement with the Reformed and dispensational traditions, with gentle correction where the discourse asks for it- A bridge voice for readers from any denominational background - Baptist, non-denominational, Methodist, Presbyterian, or seekerFor the reader who has loved the discourse for a long time, or has just discovered it, or has heard a single verse quoted at a funeral and wondered what the rest of the passage was about - any of these will do.The hour had come. He loved His own to the end. Now He rose from supper.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The town thought he was a fool. The guild was about to learn otherwise.'A good plant is not the same as the right medicine. Selling the one as the other is a lie told with a true thing, and it is the hardest lie to catch. I caught it. I would not be quiet about it.'In the Confederacy that kept the plant, cannabis is a covenant trust: grown for healing, guarded by a guild for a hundred years, and sold honestly or not at all. High in the Ozarks past Jasper, behind a store with a glowing painted mushroom on the roof, Dr. Hieronymus Bartholomew Gonzo grows the finest flower in the Republic and wants nothing from anybody. The seekers find him. The sick find him. And for thirty years, at a corner table, a fortune teller named Zelda has been finding him too - though neither of them will say so out loud.Then, in the shadow of the Third Jubilee, the trade begins to rot. Down on Bathhouse Row, a guildsman named Jack Archer has learned to sell ten-dollar flower to desperate families as their children's cure - and the men who should stop him have been bought. When Archer's people drive up the mountain for the one blessing money can't purchase, they meet the hardest man in the world to move: an old man who wants nothing.What follows costs him his license, his credit, his good name, and his quiet - and wins him the whole trade, a rebellion he never asked to lead, and, at eighty, the last thing he ever expected: her.Told in the wry, warm voice of its hundred-year-old hero, Dr. Gonzo's Apothecary Rebellion is a story of good flower and right medicine, of a Bell that rings every fifty years and forgives a whole nation's debts, of land lost and given back twice over, and of a plant that was given, from the beginning, for the healing of the nations.- A standalone novel of the Two Republics alternate-history universe- A late-in-life love story thirty years in the brewing- A David-and-Goliath fight against a fraud dressed in velvet- Faith woven in sideways - never preached, always lived- 33 original engraving-style illustrationsTake Highway 7 north out of Hot Springs - and keep driving.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - On the twenty-second of November, 1963, the President of the United States rode in an open car through the streets of a Confederate city, and lived.Ninety-eight years after the guns fell silent at Arlington, two American republics still face each other across a fortified border: the United States, and the covenant nation of the Confederacy, ruled by its guilds and its Ten Words. When a Confederate magistrate in the Arkansas hills pulls a thread on a routine smuggling case, he uncovers something no one was ever meant to find, a conspiracy to murder a visiting president on Confederate soil, and to make the world believe the covenant nation did it.What follows is a race run in the dark by men who can never take credit for winning it: a sleepless intelligence officer who first sees the whole shape of the plot in a burn barrel, an attorney general learning to trust the enemy his grandfather taught him to despise, and two presidents who agree that the life of a guest is a matter of national honor.Their goal is not a killing but its absence. Their triumph, if they can win it, will be a Friday that history forgets, because nothing happened.Drawn from the declassified files of Operations Midnight, Dark Horse, and Valkyrie, November 22, 1963 is a novel about corruption and covenant, about two houses that answer the same darkness in two very different ways, and about the strange and costly grace of the largest nothing in the history of two nations.A Novel of the Two Republics.- Alternate history where the Confederacy survived 1865 as a covenant republic of guilds- A JFK assassination conspiracy reimagined, this time uncovered and stopped- A slow-burn Cold War political thriller built from in-world classified documents- Fully illustrated interior, an ink-drawn plate at the head of every chapterTen Words Press, Richmond.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Before Alexandria, there was Rhakotis - a fishing village on the Egyptian coast where sentinels stood watch over something they could not see.Five hundred years before the star appeared over Bethlehem, a man named Daniel held the most powerful advisory position in Babylon. As Rab-mag - chief of the Magi - he commanded the one institution on earth authorized to certify and install kings. He was also a son of the tribe of Judah, carrying the royal blood of the very kingdom Babylon had just destroyed.He had received from the archangel Gabriel a precise prophetic timeline. He had access to the wealth of the greatest empire in history. And he had been shown exactly what to do with both.Rhakotis traces the formation of the covenant trust that funded the Kingdom of Heaven.From Jacob's deathbed prophecy that the scepter would not depart from Judah, through Daniel's establishment of a sacred trust within the Magi order, to the five centuries of institutional faithfulness that preserved it across the fall of empires - this book reconstructs the financial and institutional machinery behind the most famous story in history: the visit of the Magi.They were not three wise men on camels following a star on a whim. They were Parthian kingmakers - members of the supreme governing council of Rome's greatest rival - carrying the coronation instruments of a five-hundred-year-old covenant obligation to the greatest King who ever lived.The gold, frankincense, and myrrh were not spontaneous gifts. They were the funded provisions of a trust whose purpose clause was delivered by Gabriel himself: to finish the transgression, to make an end of sins, to make reconciliation for iniquity, to bring in everlasting righteousness, to seal up vision and prophecy, and to anoint the Most Holy.Rhakotis asks the question no one else is asking: If Yeshua's ministry was funded - and the evidence says it was - then who built the trust, where was the wealth held, and how did it survive five hundred years The answer changes everything you thought you knew about the Nativity, the flight to Egypt, and the life of the King whose Kingdom was paid for before He drew His first breath.Volume I of the Covenant Trust Series'The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field, which a man found and covered up. Then in his joy he goes and sells all that he has and buys that field.' - Matthew 13:44.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. On the twenty-second of November, 1963, the President of the United States rode in an open car through the streets of a Confederate city, and lived.Ninety-eight years after the guns fell silent at Arlington, two American republics still face each other across a fortified border: the United States, and the covenant nation of the Confederacy, ruled by its guilds and its Ten Words. When a Confederate magistrate in the Arkansas hills pulls a thread on a routine smuggling case, he uncovers something no one was ever meant to find, a conspiracy to murder a visiting president on Confederate soil, and to make the world believe the covenant nation did it.What follows is a race run in the dark by men who can never take credit for winning it: a sleepless intelligence officer who first sees the whole shape of the plot in a burn barrel, an attorney general learning to trust the enemy his grandfather taught him to despise, and two presidents who agree that the life of a guest is a matter of national honor.Their goal is not a killing but its absence. Their triumph, if they can win it, will be a Friday that history forgets, because nothing happened.Drawn from the declassified files of Operations Midnight, Dark Horse, and Valkyrie, November 22, 1963 is a novel about corruption and covenant, about two houses that answer the same darkness in two very different ways, and about the strange and costly grace of the largest nothing in the history of two nations.A Novel of the Two Republics.Alternate history where the Confederacy survived 1865 as a covenant republic of guildsA JFK assassination conspiracy reimagined, this time uncovered and stoppedA slow-burn Cold War political thriller built from in-world classified documentsFully illustrated interior, an ink-drawn plate at the head of every chapterTen Words Press, Richmond. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. On the twenty-second of November, 1963, the President of the United States rode in an open car through the streets of a Confederate city, and lived.Ninety-eight years after the guns fell silent at Arlington, two American republics still face each other across a fortified border: the United States, and the covenant nation of the Confederacy, ruled by its guilds and its Ten Words. When a Confederate magistrate in the Arkansas hills pulls a thread on a routine smuggling case, he uncovers something no one was ever meant to find, a conspiracy to murder a visiting president on Confederate soil, and to make the world believe the covenant nation did it.What follows is a race run in the dark by men who can never take credit for winning it: a sleepless intelligence officer who first sees the whole shape of the plot in a burn barrel, an attorney general learning to trust the enemy his grandfather taught him to despise, and two presidents who agree that the life of a guest is a matter of national honor.Their goal is not a killing but its absence. Their triumph, if they can win it, will be a Friday that history forgets, because nothing happened.Drawn from the declassified files of Operations Midnight, Dark Horse, and Valkyrie, November 22, 1963 is a novel about corruption and covenant, about two houses that answer the same darkness in two very different ways, and about the strange and costly grace of the largest nothing in the history of two nations.A Novel of the Two Republics.Alternate history where the Confederacy survived 1865 as a covenant republic of guildsA JFK assassination conspiracy reimagined, this time uncovered and stoppedA slow-burn Cold War political thriller built from in-world classified documentsFully illustrated interior, an ink-drawn plate at the head of every chapterTen Words Press, Richmond. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…