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  Lost Gospels of Jesus The: The...

  Early Christian Scribes, Tim...

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  What if there was a book that revealed the hidden teachings of Jesus, the lost words of his earliest followers, and the alternative gospels that challenge our understanding of the New Testament? 
  The Lost Gospels of Jesus brings together early Christian writings that were excluded from the Bible and nearly erased from history.  
  These powerful texts offer alternative views of Jesus' life and mission, along with insights into the beliefs and struggles of the earliest Christian communities. 
  This modern translation makes these lost writings accessible to today’s listener while preserving their spiritual and historical depth. 
  Included Texts: 
  •	The Epistles of Ignatius – Letters on faith, persecution, and unity 
  •	The Epistle of Polycarp – Endurance and spiritual devotion 
  •	The Martyrdom of Polycarp – One of the earliest Christian martyr stories 
  •	The Fragments of Papias – Oral traditions about Jesus and his apostles 
  •	The Epistle of James – Practical guidance for righteous living 
  •	The Source “Q” – Sayings of Jesus used in Matthew and Luke 
  •	The Epistle to the Laodiceans – A mysterious Pauline letter 
  •	3 Corinthians – A lesser-known expansion of Paul’s message 
  •	The Gospel of the Ebionites – A Jewish-Christian gospel with a unique view of Jesus 
  •	The Infancy Gospel of Thomas – Stories of Jesus’ childhood 
  •	The Protoevangelium of James – A narrative of Mary’s early life 
  These texts shed light on lost teachings, early debates, and the rich diversity of belief in early Christianity. Discover the forgotten voices that continue to challenge and inspire. 
  Begin your journey today.

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  Stand In Your Power

  Rachael Smith

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  'I love [Rachael's] comics - human, humane, funny and always surprising.'
  Chris Addison, comedian and director of Veep
  
  After going through a breakup and attempting to get on with her new, single life, award-winning comic-creator and author of Quarantine Comix, Rachael Smith, found solace in documenting her experiences through comic strips.
  Stand in Your Power, which follows on from where Wired Up Wrong left off, takes on the universal yet highly personal topics of loneliness, friendship, depression, love, figuring out who you are and moving on, among many others.
  
  Always extremely relatable, this collection, which was previously shortlisted for the Comedy Women in Print award, has Rachael's trademark warmth, honesty and humour.

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  Twitch - My life with Parkinson's

  Annmarie O'Connor

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  'Candid and compelling, blazes onto the page with life and hope' Emilie Pine, author of Notes to Self'Moving and insightful' - Rosanna DavisonRemarkably honest, brutally heroic and darkly humorous memoir following a devastating diagnosis of early onset Parkinson's disease.Twitch is a frank and funny memoir about picking up the pieces when personal tragedy hits. In 2021, Irish Examiner columnist, stylist, author and podcaster Annmarie O'Connor was diagnosed with early-onset Parkinson's disease, an incurable neurodegenerative condition broadly affecting movement and mental health. Though she is no longer working as a stylist as part of her career due to Parkinson's complications, Twitch outlines her journey from a life-altering diagnosis to becoming an activist and agent of change.

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  Fort Sumter's Flame - How...

  Davis Truman

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.  
  "Fort Sumter's Flame: How Secession and Lincoln's Election Lit the Civil War" delves deep into the turbulent months leading up to the American Civil War, when the nation teetered on the edge of destruction. This meticulously researched book traces the chain of events that began with Abraham Lincoln's election in 1860, which sent shockwaves through the Southern states, igniting their cries for secession. As tensions escalated, the focus of the nation's turmoil turned to Fort Sumter, a small federal outpost in Charleston Harbor. Here, the first shots of the Civil War were fired, sparking a conflict that would define the nation's future. 
  Authoritative and compelling, "Fort Sumter's Flame" examines the political and social factors that fueled the secessionist movement, bringing to life the key figures whose decisions set the stage for war. The book vividly portrays a divided nation where compromise seemed impossible and conflict inevitable. From the bitter debates in Congress to the anxious uncertainty of everyday Americans, this book captures the passion, fear, and resolve that led to the Civil War. 
  Through gripping narratives and insightful analysis, "Fort Sumter's Flame" offers readers a front-row seat to the events that transformed the United States forever. It's an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the origins of America's most devastating conflict and the enduring legacy of the Civil War.

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  The Transplantable Roots of...

  Susan Karen Burton

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  Since the first 'Welch' sailor set foot on Japanese shores in the seventeenth century to the present-day presence of high-tech Japanese companies in the Valleys, Wales and Japan are two nations with deeply entwined roots.
  
  Captured in this groundbreaking book is a chorus of modern-day Welsh migrants to Japan. There is Catharine who, in 1965, followed her Japanese husband to an 'out of kilter' house in the seaside town of Zushi; Jac, the 'capitalist ski bum', who guides tourists through the bear-infested wilds of snowy Hokkaidō, while on a volcanic island in the Seto Inland Sea, Simon clears jungle vines to develop his vegan farm.
  
  There are also actors, writers, teachers, an ex-bouncer turned martial artist, a filmmaker, a games localiser, and many more. There are even Japanese fans who promote Welsh culture in their homeland. Together they form a polyphonic group portrait based on oral-history techniques, mixing travel writing, character study and reportage, while proving an ear for natural speech.
  
  Fresh, engaging, with a strong sense of space and place, but above all, a knack for crafting a life story, this volume of documentary literature presents universal themes of work, adventure, reinvention and survival. Here are people discovering and negotiating the land, the life and the culture of Japan, and putting down 'transplantable roots'.
  
  INCLUDES 45 B&W IMAGES

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  Hidden Acts of the Apostles The:...

  Early Christian Scribes, Tim...

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  What if there was a book that uncovered the lost adventures, miracles, and secret journeys of Jesus’ apostles—stories left out of the Bible? 
  The Hidden Acts of the Apostles presents some of the most fascinating and long-suppressed texts of early Christianity.  
  These writings detail the travels, miracles, and spiritual battles of Peter, John, Thomas, and others as they spread the message of Christ across the ancient world. Once widely read, these texts were later excluded from the New Testament but preserved by early believers. 
  This modern translation makes these powerful stories accessible to today’s listeners. 
  Included Texts: 
  •	The Acts of Andrew – His missionary journey, miracles, and sacrifice 
  •	The Acts of John – Visions, healings, and mystical teachings 
  •	The Acts of Peter – His final days in Rome and battles with Simon Magus 
  •	The Acts of Thomas – His mission to India and miraculous deeds 
  •	Acts Chapter 29 – A lost continuation of Paul’s journey to Britain 
  •	The Acts of Philip – Exorcisms, sermons, and supernatural trials 
  •	The Acts of Barnabas – The travels and martyrdom of Paul’s companion 
  •	The Acts of Paul – A unique view of Paul’s ministry and miracles 
  Discover the missing adventures of the apostles, the challenges they faced, and the spiritual battles they fought. These texts offer new insight into the early Church and its enduring message. 
  Uncover the secret missions of Christianity’s first messengers—begin your journey today.

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