Kenneth Turner Livres

The book delves into the concept of exile as presented in Deuteronomy, portraying it as both a historical event and a profound theological idea. Exile signifies Israel's death, leading to a loss of identity, history, and covenant with Yahweh. The theme of exile is intertwined with the notion of restoration, likening it to a resurrection from death to life. By examining these themes, the work highlights the significance of exile and restoration in understanding Deuteronomy's overall theology.

From basic skills to grand designs, this book contains step-by-step instructions for over 40 different projects. The author begins with explanations of the basic procedures, then discusses the importance of colour, shape and texture.

The book offers a transformative journey aimed at deepening one's relationship with God, inviting readers to experience His love, grace, and mercy in a profound manner. Through personal reflections and insights, it encourages a more intimate connection with the divine, making it a valuable guide for anyone seeking spiritual growth and understanding.

Provides instruction on a variety of projects and arrangements using fresh flowers, including containers, candlestick holders, and baskets; with sections on using fresh fruits and vegetables in arrangements.