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This book by a veteran counselor and hospital chaplain invites those who have suffered loss to allow their grief to be accompanied by hope in God, a decision that will put them back on a path to peace.

La 4ème de couv. indique : "A pioneer in the law and humanities, James Boyd White here develops a way of criticzing the work of criticizing the work of judges that he then uses as the basis for a more general method of cultural criticism. White argues that analytic philosophy and economics are inadequate as modes of legal criticism. He turns instead to the practice of translation to expose the intellectual and ethical center of legal experience and to conect it with pther forms of cultural action. The unified vision of law and cultural process defined in this book provides a ground both for the criticism of law and for a general understanding of the ways in which we negotaiate our identities and build our communities through language."

Authoritative answers defending the modern translations from those who say the King James is the only true Bible; shows how Bible translation actually works.

A Comprehensive Study of the Doctrine of Justification The history of the Christian church pivots on the doctrine of justification by faith. Once the core of the Reformation, the church today often ignores or misunderstands this foundational doctrine. Theologian James White calls believers to a fresh appreciation of, understand of, and dedication to the great doctrine of justification and then provides an exegesis of the key Scripture texts on this theme.

The story follows Gerald Evans, a man driven by greed and arrogance, whose reckless actions lead him to cross paths with a powerful crime figure. After a botched assassination attempt, he finds himself on the brink of death. However, a combination of medical intervention and the influence of an angelic spirit grants him a second chance at life. This narrative explores themes of redemption, the consequences of one's choices, and the thin line between life and death in the face of danger.

The vision haunted him the rest of his life - a sailboat capsized, people bobbing helplessly in the cold Atlantic, their cries fading in the wake of the luxury liner that was taking him to Europe. Twelve year old Bridge Appleton weeps when his father ushers him away from the gruesome scene to join his family for dinner on the luxurious SS Normandie. He begs his father to alert the captain, only to be admonished for annoying his mother and upsetting the evening's festivities. Bridge obediently accepts his parent's wishes, but he doesn't forget. Now a young man living in 1930s Los Angeles, Bridge overcomes his fears, his friend's disapproval and the warnings from his mother and buys his own sailboat. Swept into a romantic dream, far removed from reality, Bridge envisions a care-free, seafaring life shared with his friends and his girl, Charlene, until reality catches up with him and thrusts him back to the catastrophic vision of his youth, nearly taking his friends with him.

Focusing on the personal and spiritual journey of Elder James White and Ellen G. White, this biographical account details their ancestry, early life, and significant contributions to the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Authored by James White, it features firsthand narratives of their conversion, missionary endeavors across the U.S. and abroad, and the establishment of their faith community. The book includes personal anecdotes and letters, offering a rich perspective on their dedication to Christianity and the church's growth, making it a valuable resource for understanding its history.

Set in a sprawling space hospital, the narrative explores the unique challenges faced by a diverse staff of humans and aliens dedicated to treating patients from various species. The collection includes the seventh and eighth volumes of the series, "Code Blue: Emergency" and "The Genocidal Healer," showcasing a blend of drama and humor that has captivated science fiction fans for years. An introduction by John Clute adds depth to this omnibus edition, highlighting the series' enduring appeal and imaginative storytelling.

In the same vein as the acclaimed Para Handy stories and TV series, this novel is based on one of Ealing Studios' most popular comedies, made in 1954. This is the first time The Maggie has been in print for many years.

This omnibus edition compiles the second three volumes of James White's Sector General science fiction saga, continuing the exploration of a vast interstellar hospital where diverse alien species come together. The narrative delves into medical challenges and ethical dilemmas faced by the staff, highlighting themes of cooperation, understanding, and the complexities of life in a multicultural environment. Readers can expect engaging stories filled with imaginative world-building and thought-provoking scenarios.