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Ruth era uma linda jovem que, ainda criança, passou por situações que nenhum ser gostaria de vivenciar. Isso lhe causou sofrimentos em vida terrena e em espírito, mas eles não lhe deixaram marcas em

Os métodos tradicionais de estudo do passado sempre deram maior importância aos interesses nacionalistas, religiosos e morais, que subordinaram o fato histórico ao ponto de vista do sistema. Chegou a

Ameaçada por forças ocultas que desafiam sua segurança Cleonice pede ajuda para a reporter Adriana que com a a ajuda de Joel e Neto descortinam uma terrivel conspiraçao contra a inocente Gerente do H

A History of the Jewish People in the Time of Jesus Christ is a meticulously sourced survey of Second Temple Judaism, from the Hasmoneans and Herodians to Roman provincial rule that framed Jesuss ministry and the earliest church. Schurer synthesizes Josephus, Philo, the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha, rabbinic traditions, inscriptions, and coins to reconstruct institutions, parties (Pharisees, Sadducees, Essenes, Zealots), law, worship, and daily life. Written in sober, exacting prose with dense philological notes and bibliographies, it typifies nineteenthcentury historicalcritical scholarship and helped link Jewish history and New Testament studies. Emil Schurer, a German Protestant theologian and historian (18441910), trained in rigorous philology, sought to replace confessional polemic with verifiable history. Immersed in Oriental studies and classical sources, he spent decades assembling a reliable backdrop for interpreting early Christian texts within Jewish contexts. His commitment to Quellenkritik and careful chronology shaped a reference work that later translations and revisions continued to refine. This classic remains indispensable for scholars of early Judaism, classicists, and readers of the New Testament who want a disciplined map of the period. While some terminology is dated and newer findings should be consulted alongside it, Schurers architecture endures; read it to ground interpretation in patiently sifted evidence.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

In the midst of overwhelming or lingering grief, sometimes the only comfort is knowing that youre not alone. This courageously honest, beautifully designed book offers solace through shared stories of loss. Our grief is our own, as unique as a fingerprint, as fragile as a snowflake. Yet others have crawled through this same valley, stumbling blindly under the shadow of death. In the pages of this exquisite book of stories, meditations, and art, you will meet fellow mourners: presidents and poets; scientists and theologians; writers and filmmakers; artists and musicians; homebodies and wanderers. They, too, wrestled with questions known to all who grieve: Why did this happen? Where are my loved ones now? How can I go on? The 27 meditations in A Hope Observed offer a chance to understand loss and find meaning in our lives ahead. Bereaved father David Bannon weaves his own story into the stories of others, sharing his struggles with doubt, regret, and unanswerable questions. Each days meditation includes Scripture, a reflection prompt, and a work of art that expresses sorrow and love in surprising ways. Bannon also explores startling advances in grief therapy that confirm our suspicions: our dead are with God even as we feel them near; we are not crazy; our grief is normal, healthy, and expected. A Hope Observed is unflinchingly honest, revealing how loss can cause even the strongest person to lose their bearings completely, with no "ending point" in sight. Yet, there is a quiet hope that comes in the company of others, and a light that begins to appear as we realize that grief is love, and the One who walks with us knows our sorrows. A Hope Observed uncovers a bedrock truth: There is nothing we can say that God does not understand. There is nothing we can say that God does not want to hear.

O livro A Inquietude Selvagem: estudos de etnologia e história indígena lança um novo olhar sobre um debate ainda não resolvido nos diálogos entre Antropologia e História. Se, em etnologia, parece ac

Como habitar o presente com lucidez numa época marcada por crises convergentes? Esta interrogação atravessa um ensaio que explora sete dimensões constitutivas de uma vida examinada: o conhecimento pr

No coração do sertão, onde a poeira carrega segredos e a lei do mais forte impera, José viu sua vida mudar para sempre quando seu pai, João, foi brutalmente assassinado. Ainda menino, aprendeu cedo q

Os métodos tradicionais de estudo do passado sempre deram maior importância aos pontos de vista nacionalistas, religiosos e morais, que subordinaram o fato histórico ao interesse do sistema. Chegou a

A Medicina do Futuro 186 Páginas Energia (luz) | Frequência (som) | Vibração (cor) A Energia é a Luz - A Frequência é a Dinâmica ou Alternância do Som - A Vibração é o Giro por Segundo no Campo da Co

Seu Coração, Sual Alma, Sua Mente e Sua Força Kristin L. Kellen e Julia B. Higgins Descubra o caminho para uma vida plena e integrada através do amor total a Deus. Em A Mulher Plena, Kristin L. Kelle

Muitos cristãos se perguntam do porquê de suas preces diante do Altíssimo não alcançarem a devida resposta. Em contrapartida, há outros casos num determinado grupo de intercessores apenas alguns dele

a parte difícil sou eu sem você" é um livro sobre amar alguém que não sente o mesmo. Fala da saudade, da espera, das noites em que o coração aperta e ninguém percebe. São palavras sinceras sobre o qu

A obra traz importante abordagem sobre a Política Pública de Proteção Social e como ela é implementada através do Grupo de Apoio às Vítimas de Violência (GAVV) da Polícia Militar do Ceará. O estudo p

A relevância de A política natural transcende seu contexto histórico. As questões que Holbach levanta -- a origem legítima do poder, a relação entre governo e governados, a função da lei, a busca por

Vivemos conectados, mas cada vez mais distantes. Este livro explora como o mundo virtual transformou a forma como pensamos, nos relacionamos e nos enxergamos. Entre histórias, reflexões e questioname

A Record of Buddhistic Kingdoms recounts Faxians 399414 CE pilgrimage from China across the Silk Road to India and Sri Lanka in search of authoritative Vinaya. Written in spare Classical Chinese that favors observation over ornament, it describes monasteries, relic cults, charitable institutions, and the state of sites linked to the Buddha. Noting routes from Tamralipti to Ceylon and Yavadvipa and conditions in Guptaera north India and in cities such as Pataliputra and Anuradhapura, the narrative anchors early SinoIndian travel writing and anticipates Xuanzangs record. Formed by Chinas debates on monastic discipline, the elderly Faxian set out to remedy gaps in the Vinaya available at home. Traveling with companions and relying on caravans and monasteries, he gathered Sanskrit legal texts and observed practice across diverse schools. After returning to China he aided their transmission and translation, and his unadorned testimony shaped East Asian views of India and Buddhist orthopraxy. This classic rewards historians of Buddhism, South Asia, and travel literature, and general readers seeking a lucid primary source. Its measured detail and modest devotional tone show how doctrine moved with merchants and monks across frontiers. Read alongside archaeologyor with Xuanzangs seventhcentury accountit offers a humane compass to the Buddhist ecumene.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

R.W. Johnsons articles and essays travel far beyond Southern Africa, reaching readers across continents. Their appeal lies not only in their acuity but also in his exceptional range of subjects political, historical and cultural. As a former Oxford don and a leading international commentator, Johnson remains unmatched as an interpreter of national and world events.Whether hes writing about politics in South Africa, Europe or the United States, the new space race, the leading personalities of our time, or even soccer, his views are always sharp, clear, deeply informed and original.These essays belong unmistakably to the tradition of George Orwell. Orwell aspired to make political writing an art form, but his finest essays even those on seemingly trivial subjects such as boys comics revealed both a penetrating intelligence and remarkable breadth. Johnsons writing is similar in spirit: like Orwells, his essays can be read consecutively or dipped into at random, each one offering something striking and original.The result is A Roving Eye, a book that is not just distinctive but truly unique, marked by depth, range, humanity and a rare sophistication.R.W. Johnson, author of 17 books and innumerable articles, attended schools in the UK and South Africa, did his first degree at the University of Natal and was then a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford. For 26 years he was a Fellow and Tutor at Magdalen College, Oxford and he remains a Fellow of the College. An expert in French, British, American and South African politics, his books have ranged over all these interests and for many years he also wrote for The (London) Times, Sunday Times, the London Review of Books, Le Monde Diplomatique and other titles in the international media. Johnsons writings have been widely praised and have often excited controversy. He is a master of the essay form and his essays have had a wide circulation. He is married to the Russian scholar, Irina Filatova, and they live in Cape Town.

A Treatise of Human Nature proposes an empiricist science of mind, morals, and society. In three booksOf the Understanding, Of the Passions, and Of MoralsHume derives ideas from impressions, treats causation as custom, diagnoses the problem of induction, and advances a bundle theory of the self; he then explains pride, sympathy, and practical reasoning, and grounds justice, property, and promising as artificial virtues while marking the isought gap. Its rigorous, Newtonian style and vivid examples place it at the apex of British empiricism. Composed in his twenties while in France, notably at La Fleche, David Hume sought to be the "Newton of the moral sciences." Educated in Edinburgh and steeped in the Scottish Enlightenment, he fused classical learning with commercialage psychology and ancientmodern skepticism. Though the Treatise "fell deadborn from the press," he later recast portions in the Enquiries. Demanding yet rewarding, this volume suits readers in philosophy, cognitive science, law, and political theory. Read it in a reliable critical edition, with Humes Abstract and crossreference to the Enquiries; the result is a durable framework for belief, action, and social order. For anyone seeking modern empiricisms foundations and a lucid map of the minds limits, the Treatise is indispensable.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Author Biography · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.

A Treatise on White Magic is a disciplined manual on the creative use of consciousness, defining magic as the intelligent building and release of thought-forms under soul control. Organized as Rules for Magic with commentary, it blends occult cosmology with practical counsel on meditation, harmless speech, and group work, analyzing glamor and illusion within an emerging psychological vocabulary of integration. Alice A. Bailey, British-born esotericist and cofounder of the Lucis Trust and the Arcane School, produced this text during her claimed telepathic collaboration with the Tibetan, Djwhal Khul. Her journey from orthodox Christianity through the Theosophical Society to independent teaching shaped her emphasis on ethical, experimental occultism oriented to service and responsive to interwar social and psychological upheaval. This volume rewards readers of Western esotericism, comparative mysticism, and the history of psychology, as well as serious practitioners seeking a rigorous program of meditative work. Demanding but lucid, it invites sustained study and application, especially concerning speech, desire, and cooperative endeavor. For such readers, it remains a seminal articulation of spiritual practice as intelligent, creative service.Quickie Classics summarizes timeless works with precision, preserving the authors voice and keeping the prose clear, fast, and readabledistilled, never diluted. Enriched Edition extras: Introduction · Synopsis · Historical Context · Brief Analysis · 4 Reflection Q&As · Editorial Footnotes.