New Releases by Leslie Gordon

In biblical terms, a "mantle" represents more than a physical garment; it is a profound symbol of the calling, anointing, and responsibility bestowed by God upon an individual to fulfill a specific purpose. Throughout Scripture, the mantle represents God''s divine appointment, authority, and empowerment.

The creation of a prayer workbook with the aim of helping individuals deepen their connection with God and practice their faith is a commendable and spiritually enriching endeavor. This resource encompasses a variety of prayer types, recognizing that different individuals resonate with different forms of spiritual communication. Additionally, the incorporation of reflective questions encourages self-examination, enabling readers to develop a profound understanding of their relationship with God and fostering personal growth. By offering practical exercises and ideas for using prayer effectively, the workbook empowers individuals to actively engage with their spirituality, making it a tangible and meaningful part of their daily lives. Ultimately, the workbook''s goal of helping people find peace and joy in their spiritual journey is a noble one, and it serves as a valuable guide for those seeking solace, purpose, and fulfillment through their faith.

A mother journal is a type of journal that a mother may use to record her thoughts, feelings, and experiences related to motherhood. It can be a personal space for reflection, gratitude, and self-care. Journaling is a great way for mothers to reflect on their thoughts, feelings, and experiences related to motherhood. It can help improve mental health and reduce stress. Consider setting aside a few minutes each day to write down your thoughts and feelings in a private journal. This can be a helpful tool for self-reflection and self-care.

Hello! A butterfly fly theme journal is a great way to capture your thoughts and dreams, and express your creativity. It''s a great way to stay organized and keep track of your ideas. Here are some ideas for how to create a butterfly fly themed journal:Choose a journal that has a butterfly or flying theme on the cover.Using colorful pens and markers, draw butterflies and other flying creatures in the margins of the pages.Write down your thoughts, dreams, and ideas about flying or freedom. Include quotes and poems about butterflies and flying.Add pictures of butterflies and other flying creatures to the pages.Include notes about your favorite flying activities, such as kite flying, hang gliding, and parasailing.I hope these ideas help you create an inspiring butterfly fly theme journal!

This Pregnancy Journal will help you keep track of what you are experiencing throughout your pregnancy. Also, begin journaling your prayers for you baby and for your family''s future.

A beautifully designed journal. Great for journaling, notetaking or poetry.

Prayer is necessary and essential. Write out your daily prayers in this journal. Go back to them later and to see what has been answered.

In ''The Log of the Ark, by Noah; Hieroglyphics by Ham,'' Irwin Leslie Gordon presents a unique and imaginative retelling of the biblical story of Noah''s Ark. Through a combination of prose and hieroglyphics, this book offers a fresh perspective on a familiar tale, inviting readers to engage with the text in a new way. Gordon''s writing style is both poetic and insightful, seamlessly blending historical accuracy with creative interpretation. The use of hieroglyphics adds an additional layer of depth to the narrative, allowing readers to explore the story from a different cultural lens. This book is a must-read for those interested in biblical literature and creative storytelling. Irwin Leslie Gordon''s expertise in both religious studies and creative writing shines through in this captivating and thought-provoking work. His ability to blend the ancient with the contemporary makes ''The Log of the Ark'' a truly unique and engaging read. I highly recommend this book to anyone seeking a fresh perspective on a timeless story.

This book has been deemed as a classic and has stood the test of time. The book has been considered by academicians and scholars of great significance and value to literature. This forms a part of the knowledge base for future generations.

When Banana Was King looks at a time when Jamaicans battled Americans for control of the billion-dollar banana trade. They battled in boardrooms and battled on wharves with knives and guns over the tasty, strangely shaped fruit. The most controversial of the banana men back then was Jamaican, A.C. Goffe. Love him or hate him, A.C. Goffe was, an observer noted, one of the Jamaicans who "crossed the Frontiers, put Jamaica beyond the pale of the primitive and brought the country into modern trade, commerce and business."

This book explores the link between family life and antisocial behavior. In recent years, researchers from a variety of disciplines have investigated the relationship between society''s most fundamental social institution—the family—and various forms of criminal behavior. Simons et al. fill a fundamental void in the literature by demonstrating how these seemingly disparate lines of research can be woven together using classic and contemporary theories of delinquency and crime.

“Paul Tillich devoted the greater part of his life to an explanation of Christianity and its relationship to the world of the twentieth century. When he died in 1965, this brilliant theologian had helped form the thought of a whole generation of American religious thinkers.Focusing on Tillich’s three-volume Systematic Theology, Dr. L. Gordon Tait Presents a lucid exposition of its main ideas, which in so many ways pointed to the future, as Tillich attempted a new synthesis between the ultimate questions men raise and the Christian answers.Aware of the eclipse of God in our time, Tillich talked of a God above the God of theism; realizing the world was becoming a global village, he projected a religion beyond religions; recognizing man’s inclination toward idolatry, he insisted on the Protestant principle. Paul Tillich – “boundary theologian” – holds great promise for Americans caught between a crumbling present and an unknown future.” – Publisher