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‘Legacy Of The Melkizadek’ (commonly translitrater as Mekchizedek) is the most intriguing and informative revelation from the Creator God of the entire history of the world! Those things that were uttered by the ‘Seven Thunders’ in (Rev. Ch. 10), which the John the apostle was not allowed to write, are given herein this book. Along with much of the history of Yahweh Yahshua the Creator God before He arrived in this sector of the galaxy.
Included is a complete and thorough explanation of the Melkizadek (Melchizedek) Priesthood. This Priesthood being the Priesthood that all believers are baptized into. And also explains the Relationship covenant (The Ten Commandments) in complete detail. Also, a complete explanation of the plan of salvation for man. And about the Angles that are also required to incarnate as men and seek salvation. (This being the major reason the Angles led by Lucifer rebelled.)
Also, there is extensive translatonal work, which the author spent 35-years on that clears up errors in the translations that we have today. This also resolving the contradictions caused by these mistranslations. This creating a continuity of interrpretation which anyone with a little common sense can readily follow. For the Creator God is a commonsense God! This and much, much more, are given herein this once in the history of the world reading, ‘Legacy Of The Melkizadek’.
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The story is essentially a thank you letter from a former refugee child, for an aid package that was sent from America in the aftermath of the Second World War.
At the end of World War II, the author was in a recreation center in Italy organized by the Joint Distribution Committee as part of the Marshal Plan. This is her very personal, poignant and heart-warming story written in the form of a letter.
Although the letter is addressed to “Mary”, it is also addressed to all those who belong to the generation of Mary. Mary represents all of those in America who sent aid packages to the children abroad who were victims of the war. The story exudes messages of human love, kindness, compassion, and the power of goodness.
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Finding Peace teaches Biblical principles without preaching “do this or do that”. It shows how to simply navigate life’s challenges with practical teaching anyone, Christian or non-Christian can apply.
The main story line takes place on Miss Mazey’s porch or in her garden. It’s centered in a country setting meant to invoke calm and peacefulness. The bookfollows the relationship between Miss Mazey and Jamie as they travel through the obstacles, twists, and turns of Christian living.
Miss Mazey will astound you as she gently teaches Biblical principles in answer to life’s problems. She lovingly guides the reader through the challenges that often grip us as we go about our daily lives. Her lessons will bless you as you learn what it takes to live a peaceful, rich, and rewarding life.
Finding Peace will touch your heart as you share in Jamie’s enlightenment. The characters will grow on you as you walk with them and reflect on your own journey. You are assured to ponder the ways you handle situations and circumstances along the way. Walk with Jamie through self-discovery as she answers the questions, “Why am I here?” and “What am I to do?” Take a word from Miss Mazey; “Whatever it is that calms your soul and lifts you to a curiosity about your Creator, that is what you are meant to do to set you on the path to peace.”
You don’t have to go on this journey on your own. You can embrace the wisdom of your elders as they guide you to apply God’s Word to everyday living. Applying that wisdom leads us on the path to peace as we change our minds.
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This book expands on the work of the author related to an important microhistory of Social Emergence in the Hindustani culture presented in the author’s book, LOVE AND HONOUR? Marriage for Peace.
In 1993 reports from India of parents killing their children in public because of social shame related to forbidden marriage began coming to world attention. Admira Ismi (Bosniak) and Boko Brki (Serb) were killed by sniper fire while fleeing the besieged city of Sarejevo on Vrbanja bridge, now known as the ‘Romeo and Juliet Bridge.’ Their bravery ‘became a symbol for the suffering of the people on all sides of the conflict.’
The challenge of young people for rights to options is highlighted by the phenomenon and imperative of romance tragedy within and across cultures. Globalization brings awareness of other cultures: of their legends and real life heroic stories; of their struggles and sacrifices; and of their social progress. This study focuses on the time period from 1993 to the present time during which romance tragedy in India especially, began attracting world attention through the media.
The prime focus of this storyline is in northern India, especially Haryana, in the period 1993 to 2013. However, the issues are discussed in relation to romantic legends and history in a variety of cultures. The second part of the book relates peace-making at a local level to global issues of working for peace.
Reflecting hugely intense joy and sorrow, storytelling of romance tragedy through the arts and media brings compelling heroism to our attention. It leaves us with a message of hope for the new generation.
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These are the observations of war, seen through the eyes of the Observer, a gentle toy, a mascot, who has accompanied determined men and women, old and young, through the bewildering, realistic experiences of war.
The Observer witnesses the lives of ordinary people, their anguish, camaraderie, and hopes. So their sky, flowers, insects, and people are not forgotten but will survive.
A recent review of We Will Never Forget describes the book as follows: “The horrors of war are often talked about amongst survivors, soldiers, and politicians. The realities of war, as well as the cost both financially and emotionally, are part of the social fabric of our society. For as the old saying goes, war never changes, and it is up to us to find the means of coping with the realities of war and the impact it has on our personal and social lives.
For some people, that means diving into their passions and using creativity to confront the painful moments associated with war. This includes poetry and art, two sides of the same coin, which allows the writer and artist both to express their emotions throughout their life, including the harrowing experiences of war.
That is the concept explored in author Gennie de Lange We Will Never Forget, the collection of poetry exploring the observations made during war. Taken from the perspective of “The Observer,” a child’s toy given witness to the shocking realities war brings, the author and poet give readers a glimpse not only into the shocking moments war has to offer, but the glimmers of hope and survival which make up the human condition.
In terms of creativity, the author excelled in this direction wholeheartedly. The use of the child’s toy as “The Observer” not only allowed the imagery to have much more of an impact on the collection of poems, but made each poem feel like a connected story, as if experiencing the memories of war the author was touching upon throughout his work as it occurred. The stark innocence a child’s toy conjures in the reader’s mind also plays well throughout this book, allowing the reader to truly feel the impact the senseless violence and bloodshed has on both soldiers and civilians caught in the crossfire.
The book will truly resonate with those who have been impacted by war and its reality. The book will also speak to ordinary people, who have had to step up in times of crisis and stress, and have had to face the horrors of war unintentionally. The strength and resiliency these ordinary people showcased in these most troubling times were beautifully reflected in the author’s contemplative musings in both the poetry and the artwork on display.
Filled with heart, compassion, and realism, author Gennie de Lange We Will Never Forget is a stunning poetry collection you won’t be able to put down.”
About Gennie de Lange: Gennie de Lange, being dyslexic, has drawn on the artistic gift she was given. She grew up during World War II in her grandparents’ vast house and forested garden. Being taken to the ballet to see Peter and the Wolf when she was tiny reinforced her beliefs—which many children share—that toys and animals understand everything.
Tales of war from her father were real. He had led a New Zealand dive-bomber squadron, from which only half returned. The camaraderie, daredevil escapades, laughter, determination, and sacrifice that everybody was prepared to make and endure were part of life. Her father always felt he was here on borrowed time.
For Gennie, life is a gamble. Being a ceramic artist, every time she puts her work in the kiln is a risk. The glazes that she paints with are all varying shades of powdery grey. After hours in the kiln at very high temperatures, her painted on tiles emerge transformed like stained glass. Her exhibitions sell out. The viewers relate to the subjects personally, being from the dramas of their own lives.
Now in her 80s, she has turned to using her own ceramic paintings as the background. The Observer, who is a worn velvet antique toy, views the devastation of war.
You can find out more about Gennie de Lange at her website https://www.genniedelange.com/ and get your copy of We Will Never Forget on Amazon.
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