What can the lived experiences of Czechoslovak Cold War refugee children tell us about the lifetime impact of childhood forced migration?This is the story of author Miriam Potocky Rafaidus and more than thirty other Czechoslovak Cold War refugee children. Miriam shares her lived experience, as well as archival oral histories, to ultimately answer the question: does anyone ever stop being a refugee?These testimonies from som...

How can hope flourish from the devastation of war, oppression, and forced migration?For the people featured in this book, this is not a philosophical question – it is a lived reality. Drawn from first-hand experience of violent conflict and displacement, the stories in this book belong to three extraordinary individuals who found a path to hope through action in the face of violence.Ideal reading for academics, artists, and activists who are working around ...

Table of ContentsIntroduction-Fall of ManBefore and Immediately After the FloodNations and gods After the FloodWilderness, Conquest, Promised LandThe Fall of Israel and JudahGod Uses Nations To Accomplish His WillGod Uses Satan to Accomplish His WillMiracles In the Old TestamentChrist's SacrificeJesus In the New TestamentBirth of ChristianityMen Sent By God After ChristConclusionBibliography

How can the lived experience of a refugee demonstrate the transformative power of education, and how can we better support education programmes for refugees?Through a series of vignettes, author William Mude traces his personal journey from schooling in a refugee camp in Uganda, to a serendipitous connection in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, and his subsequent career in public health and academia in Australia, to demonstrate the pivotal role educati...

How does aging intersect with migration in lived experiences of displacement?Tracing the lived experiences of childhood, youth, adulthood, and old age in forced migration contexts, Aging In and Out of Place explores how social age as an identity marker changes over time, space and place.By centring stories of displacement in Canada, the US, the UK, Germany and Australia, Christina Clark-Kazak offers analysis on the...

TABLE of CONTENTSBE PERFECT AS YOUR HEAVENLY FATHER IS PERFECTCATHOLICISM and MYSTERY BABYLONDOES OUR FAITH NEED TOO MUCH REASSURANCE?HOPE-The Second Golden GraceRELIGION and CLERGY MALPRACTICECHRISTIAN ASTROLOGY-The Heavens Declare the Glory of GodTHE SPIRITABIDE IN the FATHERBIBLICAL NUMEROLOGYCLEANSE YOUR CONSCIENCE BEFORE GODFEARORDER V. CHAOS IN LIFE-The Reality of FutilitySCIENCE and GOD...

How can the experiences of the Hazara diaspora show how discrimination, persecution and poverty can drive migration, often following migrants through the countries they travel and settle in?Displacement of the Hazara People of Afghanistan uses lived experiences to explore the often-neglected facets of migration: that sometimes one can be a migrant without moving, that many migrants are forced to move multiple times, that the experience of ...

Table of ContentsPrinciples of the Kingdom of God - Title PageTable of ContentsPrefaceIntroduction To Principles of the Kingdom of GodGod Is RealWho and What Is God?Introduction – Names of God In the Old Testament - Names of God In the New Testament – The Father – The Son – The Holy Spirit – Oneness of the TrinityMan: Body, Soul and SpiritThe Soul – The Body – The SpiritThe Principle of FaithMore Things About Fa...

The Book of Joshua is the sixth book of the OT - the first of the Former Prophets (i.e., the historical books, which conclude with Nehemiah). In broad outline, the book tells of Israel's conquest of Canaan under Joshua after the death of Moses (chaps. 1-12) and Joshua's subsequent distribution of the land among the tribes (chaps. 13-19). Six cities are then designated places of asylum (chap. 20), and forty-eight are reserved for Levites (chap. 21). The east Jordan tribes then return to the...

Introduction to LeviticusThe Book of Leviticus describes the methods whereby an Israelite maintained his/her Covenant relationship with God. Maintaining this Covenant relationship involved animal or other sacrifice, dietary laws, laws governing relationships and generally obedience to the Holiness regulations laid down by God through Moses. The Book is also a Handbook for priests governing how they administer sacrifices, how they dress and otherwise perform their duties. The purpos...

REVELATION: THE BOOK of REVELATION:BEASTS, SERPENT, SEALS, BOWLS, VIALS and FALSE PROPHETSEPILOG to the BOOK of REVELATIONDIVINE REVELATION: GOD SPEAKING to MANOF PRINCIPLES OF SPIRITUAL WARFAREBE IT DONE ACCORDING to YOUR FAITHTHE LORD IS MY SHEPHERDCAN YOU FALL from GRACE?KINGDOM OF GOD or KINGDOM of HEAVENLIFE AFTER DEATHINTRODUCTION to: FORGOTTEN BOOKS NOT IN the BibleSTUDY of LEVITICUS 14: An Introduction t...

In subsequent pages we will learn much about Satan: his ways, how he works deception on the whole world, his role as the accuser, his vicious, murderous nature, his role as God's servant, his power, his weaknesses, and his drive to survive even after he has been condemned to eternal suffering by God in his own created pit of hell. Although Satan has been limited by God in what he can and cannot do we must not forget that he is very real and very dangerous to both the believer in Christ and...