Collection: Biographies
Collection: Biographies
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Augustine of Hippo
Author: Simonetta CarrCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsAugustine of Hippo is one of the most influential figures in Church history. Yet how many people know his biography?
In this book, Simonetta Carr introduces young readers to the life and ministry of Augustine, describing his spiritual quest and emphasizing his high regard for the Bible and truth. The author dramatically depicts the difficult, turbulent times during the fall of the Roman Empire in which Augustine lived, as well as his heated debates with false teachers.
Written in simple language and filled with interesting facts, this brightly illustrated book is designed for young readers but is sure to captivate the attention of the whole family.Read moreIntroduction
Chapter 1.Young years
Chapter 2. In search of wisdom
Chapter 3.Italy
Chapter 4.The decision to follow God
Chapter 5.A priest against his will
Chapter 6.Hard times
Chapter 7.The Last Days of Augustine
Chronology
Do you know?
Simonetta Carr was born in Italy. A former elementary school teacher, she homeschooled her eight children for many years. She has written for newspapers and magazines around the world and translated many Christian authors into Italian. She currently lives in San Diego with her husband, Thomas, and three of her eight children. She teaches Sunday school at the United Reformed Church of Christ in Santa Clara, California.
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Bonhoeffer. Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Conspirator – A Righteous Man Against the Third Reich
Author: Eric MetaxasCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsCan anyone feel the evil of the 20th century more acutely than a person of faith?
While Adolf Hitler and the Nazis were seducing a nation, intimidating an entire continent, and attempting to exterminate Europe’s Jews, a small group of dissidents and saboteurs were working to destroy the Third Reich from within. One of them was Dietrich Bonhoeffer, a pastor and author known for his spiritual classics The Cost of Discipleship and Life Together. He was executed in a concentration camp in 1945 for his role in a secret plot against Adolf Hitler.
The book “Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Conspirator – Righteous Man Against the Third Reich” is a testament to one man’s incredible faith, his struggle to free his people from the curse of Nazism. It breathes a joy that even death cannot overshadow. “Bonhoeffer” is the story of a life filled with a desire for truth and justice, the story of a man who fought on behalf of those who faced relentless evil.Read moreHoly sinner
Preface
PrologueChapter 1. Family and childhood
Chapter 2. Tübingen, 1923
Chapter 3. Roman Holidays, 1924
Chapter 4. Student years in Berlin, 1924-1927
Chapter 5. Barcelona, 1928
Chapter 6: Berlin, 1929
Chapter 7: Bonhoeffer in America, 1930-1931
Chapter 8: Berlin, 1931-1932
Chapter 9: The Führer Principle, 1933
Chapter 10: The Church and the Jewish Question
Chapter 11. Nazi Theology
Chapter 12: The Beginning of the Church Struggle
Chapter 13: The Bethel Creed
Chapter 14: Bonhoeffer in London, 1934-1935
Chapter 15: The Church Struggle Unfolds
Chapter 16: The Fano Conference
Chapter 17: The Road to Zingst and Finkenwalde
Chapter 18: Zingst and Finkenwalde
Chapter 19: Scylla and Charybdis, 1935-1936
Chapter 20: Mars Rising, 1938
Chapter 21: The Great Decision, 1939
Chapter 22: The End of Germany
Chapter 23: From Confession to Conspiracy
Chapter 24: The Organization of the Assassination of Hitler
Chapter 25: Bonhoeffer Wins
Chapter 26: Bonhoeffer falls in love
Chapter 27: Kill Adolf Hitler
Chapter 28: Cell 92 in Tegel Prison
Chapter 29: "Valkyrie" and Stauffenberg's plan
Chapter 30: Buchenwald
Chapter 31: The Path to FreedomAfterword
Gratitude
Bibliography
Note
Eric Metaxas was born in New York City in 1963. He grew up in Danbury, Connecticut, where he attended the Greek Orthodox Church from childhood. He graduated from Yale University in 1984. There, Eric began his writing career as an editor for one of the university's publications. He lives in New York City with his wife and daughter.
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All for the glory of God. Autobiography
Author: Charles Haddon SpurgeonCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsIn this autobiography, which was compiled by Spurgeon's wife and his personal secretary from his diary entries, letters and sermons, Ch. G. Spurgeon appears to the reader as an evangelist, to whose sermons masses of people flocked, as the founder of a school of preachers and an orphanage, as well as a militant theologian and writer, whose books have long been considered classics of Christian literature.
Read moreForeword
1. Happy childhood
2. Prayer house in Stemberne
3. Richard Knill and other children's adventures
4. Memories of Maidstone and Newmarket
5. Early religious impressions
6. Because of many sufferings
7. Big change
8. After repentance
9. Notes from a diary and letters
10. Good testimony
11. The beginning of serving the Lord
12. Defense of biblical teaching
13. A young preacher in Marchland
14. A young savior of souls in Waterbeach
15. Memories of a rural pastor
16. Call to London
17. The beginning of a long pastoral ministry, 1854
18. Love and Marriage
19. Early critics and slanderers — first literary friends
20. Surprising growth — dates and facts
21. Collaborators
22. "I worked harder"
23. First visit to Scotland
24. Conqueror of souls
25. New pastoral college
26. First editions — writer, publisher and reader
27. First years of marriage
28. Tragedy in the Music Hall in Surrey Gardens, 1856
29. Divine services of 1858–1860.
30. Construction of a house of prayer
31. Services in the music hall
32. Services in the Metropolitan Tabernacle under construction
33. Opening of the prayer house
34. Memorial services in the Metropolitan Tabernacle, 1861–1874.
35. Sermon under the open sky
36. Biblical pastoral college, 1861–1878.
37. Blessing from printed sermons
38. Orphanages
39. New House Helensburgh
40. Seeking and penitent
41. Westwood
42. From a two-day work
43. Spurgeon is a reader and an author
44. "Controversy about the fall" - from Spurgeon's point of view
45. Last year
Charles Haddon Spurgeon — English preacher and theologian, pastor of the largest Baptist church in England. One of the most prominent representatives of homiletic exegesis in Protestantism .
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Heroes of the Reformation
Author: Diana Klein, Joel Robert BeekeyCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThe Reformation was not an overnight event: God patiently worked it out year after year. As you read this book, you will learn how the Lord used different people to sow the seeds of reformation in the Church long before October 31, 1517, when Martin Luther proclaimed his Ninety-Five Theses.
We hope you will find it interesting and useful to read about Martin Luther and about forty other participants in the Reformation (among them John Knox, Pietro Martire Vermilion, Theodore Beza, Willem Tellink, and others) - some more famous, some less so, most of them heroes of the faith.
To paint a broader picture of the multifaceted Reformation, chapters on the Anabaptists and the Counter-Reformation are also included. Finally, a brief description of the impact of the Reformation on various areas of life is provided.Read morePreface
Chapter 1.Pierre Waldo
Chapter 2.John Wycliffe
Chapter 3.Anna of Bohemia
Chapter 4.Jan Hus
Chapter 5Martin Luther
Chapter 6.Philip Melanchthon
Chapter 7.Protest in Speyer
Chapter 8.Martin Butzer
Chapter 9.Ulrich Zwingli
Chapter 10.Heinrich Bullinger
Chapter 11.William Tyndale
Chapter 12.King Edward VI
Chapter 13. Thomas Cranmer
Chapter 14.Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley
Chapter 15John Fox
Chapter 16.John Knox
Chapter 17. Guido de Brès
Chapter 18Heidelberg Catechism
Chapter 19. Pietro Martire Vermili
Chapter 20. Jean Calvin
Chapter 21Theodore Beza
Chapter 22. Jan Lasky
Chapter 23. Duke of Alba and William I, Prince of Orange
Chapter 24.Peter Dateny
Chapter 25.Queen Margarita of Navarre
Chapter 26. Queen of Navarre Jeanne d'Albret
Chapter 27.Admiral Coligny and the St. Bartholomew's Day Tragedy
Chapter 28.Charlotte - nun from Notre Dame de Jouar
Chapter 29.William Perkins
Chapter 30William Ames
Chapter 31.Willem Tellink
Chapter 32.Anabaptists
Chapter 33.Counter-Reformation
Chapter 34.The Impact of the ReformationEpilogue
Appendix A.Countries affected by the Reformation
Appendix B.Kings and Queens of England and Scotland
Appendix B.University of Cambridge
Appendix G.Oxford University
Appendix D.Terminological dictionary
Appendix E.Discussion questions
List of sources
Diane Klein is a member of Heritage Netherlands Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is the mother of three children who loves helping children understand and embrace the truths of God’s Word. She contributes monthly to the children’s column of The Banner of Sovereign Grace Truth magazine and co-authored the Building on the Rock series of books with Joel Robert Beekey.
Joel Robert Beekey is president and professor of systematic theology and homiletics at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary; pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan; editor of Banner of Sovereign Grace Truth; editor-in-chief of Reformation Heritage Books; and prolific author.
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Heroes of the Reformation
Author: Diana Klein, Joel Robert BeekeyCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThe reformation did not happen instantly. God patiently performed it for many years. As you read this book, you will learn how God used different people to sow the seeds of the Reformation long before October 31, 1517, when Martin Luther proclaimed his ninety-five theses.
This book contains information about him and about forty other participants of the Reformation (including John Knox, Pyotr Martyr Vermyly, Zachary Ursyn, Willem Tillink and others). Most of them are heroes of the Reformation.
In order to show a broad picture of this multifaceted period of church history, the book also includes chapters on Anabaptists and the Counter-Reformation. At the end of the book, a brief description of the influence of the Reformation on different spheres of life is given.Read moreIntroduction
Chapter 1:Pierre Waldo (c. 1140–1217)
Chapter 2:John Wycliffe (c. 1324–1384)
Chapter 3:Anna of Bohemia (1366–1394)
Chapter 4:Jan Hus (1369–1415)
Chapter 5:Martin Luther (1483–1546)
Chapter 6:Philip Melanchthon (1497–1560)
Chapter 8:Martin Butzer (1491–1551)
Chapter 9:Ulrich Zwingli (1484–1531)
Chapter 10:Heinrich Bullinger (1504–1575)
Chapter 11:William Tyndale (c. 1494–1536)
Chapter 12:King Edward VI (1537–1553)
Chapter 13:Thomas Cranmer (1489–1556)
Chapter 14:Hugh Latimer and Nicholas Ridley
Part One: Hugh Latimer (c. 1485–1555)
Part Two: Nicholas Ridley (1500–1555)
Chapter 15: John Fox (1517–1587)
Chapter 16:John Knox (c. 1514–1572)
Chapter 17:Guido de Bray (1522–1567)
Chapter 18:Heidelberg Catechism
Part one: Caspar Olevian (1536–1587)
Part two: Zachary Ursyn (1534–1583)
Part Three: Frederick III (1515–1576)
Part Four: Heidelberg Catechism (1563)
Chapter 19:Peter the Martyr of Vermyly (1499–1562)
Chapter 20:John Calvin (1509–1564)
Chapter 21:Theodore Beza (1519–1605)
Chapter 22:Jan Lasky (1499–1560)
Chapter 23:Grand Duke of Alba and William I, Prince of Orange
Part One: The Grand Duke of Alba (1507–1582)
Part Two: William I, Prince of Orange (1533–1584)
Chapter 24:Peter Datenus (1531–1588)
Chapter 25:Queen Margaret of Navarre (1492–1549)
Chapter 26:Queen of Navarre Jeanne d'Albret (1528–1572)
Chapter 27:Admiral de Coligny (1519–1572) and the tragedy of Bartholomew's night (August 24, 1572)
Chapter 28:Charlotte, Nun of Jouard (1546/1547–1582)
Chapter 29: William Perkins (1558–1602)
Chapter 30: William Ames (1576–1633)
Chapter 31: Willem Tellink (1579–1629)
Chapter 32:Anabaptists
Conrad Grebel (1498–1526)
Felix Manz (c. 1500–1527)
Ludwig Getzer (c. 1500–1529)
Georg Blaurok (c. 1492–1529)
Thomas Munzer (c. 1489–1525)
Jan Matthys (d. 1534)
Jan Beckelszon (d. 1536)
Melchior Hoffmann (c. 1495–1543)
Jacob Hutter (d. 1536)
Balthazar Gubmeier (c. 1485–1528)
Menno Simons (1496–1561)
Chapter 33:Counter-reformation
Chapter 34:Influence of the Reformation
Conclusion
Appendix A:Countries affected by the Reformation
Appendix B:Kings and queens of England and Scotland
Appendix B:Cambridge University
Appendix G:Oxford University
Appendix D:Glossary of terms
Appendix E:Questions for repetition
Notes
Selected bibliography
Diane Klein is a member of Heritage Netherlands Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and is the mother of three children who loves helping children understand and embrace the truths of God’s Word. She contributes monthly to the children’s column of The Banner of Sovereign Grace Truth magazine and co-authored the Building on the Rock series of books with Joel Robert Beekey.
Joel Robert Beekey is president and professor of systematic theology and homiletics at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary; pastor of Heritage Reformed Congregation in Grand Rapids, Michigan; editor of Banner of Sovereign Grace Truth; editor-in-chief of Reformation Heritage Books; and prolific author.
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Ten girls who made history
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsTen girls grew up to become women who made history. Learn how Mary Jane Kinnear prayed and helped young girls. Emma Dreier studied astronomy and was a Bible teacher. Florence Nightingale became a nurse and served God. Lottie Moon thought missionaries were foolish, then went on to missionary work herself. Ida Scudder changed her mind and then changed India. Henrietta Mears had big dreams and wrote books. Bessie Adams became a missionary and traveled in a horse-drawn caravan. Betty Greene flew a plane during World War II. Elizabeth Elliott’s husband was killed, but she forgave his killers. Mui Nga believed in Christ and told her countrymen about the one true God.
Read moreMARY JANE KINNERD
EMMA DRYER
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
LOTTI MOON
IDA SCUDDER
MUI NGA
HENRIETTA MEARS
BESSIE ADAMS
BETTY GREEN
ELIZABETH ELLIOTT
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-7662-98-2Year 2023Cover SoftPages count 160Language UkrainianWeight 124 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten girls who made history
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Ten girls who embodied their talents
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsTen girls grew up to be successful women. They all embraced their talents and gifts and believed that God had given them to use for the good of others. Helen Roseware used her medical skills to bring the truth about Jesus to people on the African continent. Maureen McKenna learned to drive a bus and then fed the homeless. Anne Lawson used her engineering skills to make airplanes fly properly. Harriet Beecher Stowe wrote a book that changed an entire society. Sarah Edwards helped her husband change an entire nation. Selina, Countess of Huntingdon, used her influence and intelligence to help those who were persecuted for their faith, and thus saved the church. Mildred Cable used her thirst for adventure to spread the Word of God. Cathy Ann MacKinnon, guided by great compassion, saved babies. Patricia St. John distributed Christian literature to the people. Mary Verghese showed that disability is not an obstacle to caring for others.
Read moreANN LAWSON
SELINA, COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON
MILDRED CABLE
KATHY ANN MACKINNON
SARAH EDWARDS
PATRICIA ST. JOHN
HELEN ROSEWHERE
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
MARY VERGHEZE
MAUREEN MCKENNA
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-8232-17-7Year 2023Cover SoftPages count 160Language UkrainianWeight 123 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten girls who embodied their talents
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Ten girls who changed the world
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThese ten girls grew up and did just that! You’ll be inspired to read the biographies of famous Christian women who changed the world. Corrie ten Boom saved lives and loved Jesus. Mary Slessor saved babies and fought sin. Gladys Aylward saved a hundred children and trusted God. Joni Erickson Tada survived a devastating injury and thanked God. Amy Carmichael never gave up. Isobel Kuhn told others about Christ. Evelyn Brand obeyed God. Jackie Pullinger showed love. Elizabeth Fry followed Christ and achieved justice. Catherine Booth rolled up her sleeves and helped the homeless.
Read moreISOBEL KUHN
ELIZABETH FRY
AMY CARMICHAEL
GLADYS AYLWARD
MARY SLESSOR
KATHERINE BOOTH
JACKIE PULLINGER
EVELYN BRAND
JOHNNY ERICKSON THEN
CORRI TEN BOOM
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-8232-18-4Year 2023Cover SoftPages count 144Language UkrainianWeight 113 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten girls who changed the world
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Ten girls who did not renounce their faith
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThese ten girls grew up to be women who did not give up. They chose to do what was right rather than take the easy way out. Blandine became a Christian and then a martyr. Perpetua had to give up her child before she was executed in the amphitheater. Lady Jane Grey did as she was told, but she did not give up her faith in Jesus. Anne Askew lost her home, but she never lost her faith. Lisken Dirks loved her husband, but she loved Jesus first. Marion Harvey met Christ and followed Him until her death. Margaret Wilson broke the law for Jesus, but obeyed God to the end. Judith Weinberg loved the Lord with all her heart, even though it cost her life. Betty Stemm risked her life for Jesus. Esther John gave her life to Christ and died for Him.
Read moreBLONDE
PERPETUJA
LADY JANE GREY
ANN ASKEW
LISKEN DIRKS
MARION HARVEY
MARGARET WILSON
JUDITH WEINBERG
BETTY STEM
ESTHER JOHN
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-8232-16-0Year 2023Cover SoftPages count 152Language UkrainianWeight 118 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten girls who did not renounce their fai...
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Ten girls who became drivers of change
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThese ten girls grew up to do just that! Susanna Wesley's children changed their country. Monica of Targas' son transformed the church. Anne Judson taught people in Burma about the love of Christ. God used Edith Schaeffer to change an entire continent. Katharina Luther escaped the oppression of a convent and changed her world. Susanna Spurgeon listened to a preacher and then published the Gospel herself. Bethan Lloyd-Jones met a doctor and later helped heal souls. Mary Taylor lost her parents but discovered China. Sabine Wurmbrand was imprisoned for her faith and then fought to free other Christians. Ruth Bell Graham began her life in China, but God later sent her on missions to different parts of the world.
Read moreMONICA FROM TAGAST
KATHARINE LUTHER
SUSANNA WESLEY
ANN JUDSON
MARIA TAYLOR
SUSANNA SPURGEAN
BETHAN LLOYD-JONES
EDITH SCHAEFER
SABINA WURMBRAND
RUTH BELL GRAHAM
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-8232-15-3Year 2023Cover SoftPages count 152Language UkrainianWeight 124 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten girls who became drivers of change
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Ten young men who made history
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsWould you like to make history? These ten young men grew up to do just that, but first they had to change the Church.
Augustine found God’s love and transformed our way of thinking; Knox focused on God’s Word and told his country the truth; Luther found God’s truth and made it accessible to the common people; Calvin realized that salvation is a gift from God, not a reward for works; Tyndale sought to print the Bible in a language that everyone could understand; Latimer encouraged people to read the Bible for themselves, but made enemies; Hus taught that God rules the church and the world; Zwingli challenged people to obey God’s Word in all areas of their lives; Chalmers called on the church to show Christlike compassion for the poor; and Shaftesbury pushed the church to make Christ’s love a living reality for everyone.
Read this book and find out what God wants from you!
Read moreAugustine of Hippo
Jan Hus
Martin Luther
Ulrich Zwingli
William Tyndale
Hugh Latimer
Jean Calvin
John Knox
Lord Shaftesbury
Thomas Chalmers
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-7662-84-5Year 2022Cover SoftPages count 160Language UkrainianWeight 128 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten young men who made history
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Ten young men who embodied their talents
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThese ten young men grew up to be successful men. They all embraced their talents and gifts, believing that God had given them to use for the good of others.
Paul Brand brought medicine to new lands to bring hope to the sick. Gillian Prance’s love of nature led to the opening of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in London, which is still one of the finest centers for the study of God’s creation. Clive Staple Lewis opened the door to the world of Narnia and won the hearts of many to faith. Charles Thomas Studd was a talented cricketer and a dedicated missionary. Wilfred Grenfell was an avid Arctic explorer. The music of Johann Sebastian Bach inspires millions, just as Christ inspired him. James Clerk Maxwell made remarkable discoveries in science because of his belief that God is in control of the universe. Samuel Morse patented many inventions, one of which saved many lives. George Washington Carver could have made millions and become very famous, but he chose to follow the Lord. John Bunyan , while in prison, wrote a magnificent work of classic literature that still speaks to us today.
Read this book and find out what God wants from you!
Read moreWilfred Grenfell
Clive Staples Lewis
James Clerk Maxwell
Gillian Prance
Paul Brand
Johann Sebastian Bach
Samuel Morse
George Washington Carver
Charles Thomas Studd
John Bunyan
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-7662-85-2Year 2022Cover SoftPages count 168Language UkrainianWeight 128 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten young men who embodied their talents
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Ten young men who changed the world
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsReading the biographies of famous Christians who changed the world will give you true inspiration.
Brother Andrew smuggled Bibles into Soviet Russia and gave hope to thousands. John Newton traded slaves, but God used him to free them. Billy Graham preached, and God through his evangelistic work changed millions of people around the world. Edik Liddell won the Olympic race and glorified the Lord. William Carey translated the Bible and opened God’s Word to the people of India. David Livingstone became a researcher and explained the Scriptures. Nicky Cruz first joined a gang and then a church. Adoniram Judson glorified God in prison. George Muller rescued orphans and skillfully managed the millions of pounds entrusted to him. God changed the heart of Luis Palau , and through him the lives of many others.
Read this book and find out what God expects of you!
Read moreBrother Andrew
John Newton
Billy Graham
Eric Liddell
William Carey
David Livingstone
Nicky Cruz
Adoniram Judson
George Muller
Louis Palau
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-7662-86-9Year 2022Cover SoftPages count 144Language UkrainianWeight 125 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten young men who changed the world
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Ten young men who did not renounce their faith
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThese ten young men grew up to be men who did not give up. They chose to do what was right rather than take the easy way out.
Polycarp was a slave, but he gave up his freedom for Christ. Alban was in danger, but he did not bow to false gods. John Oldcastle had a safe house, but he did not hide his faith. Thomas Cranmer feared execution, but in the end he showed courage. George Wishart was imprisoned, but he preached Jesus. James Chalmers , despite the threat of death, brought the Bible to cannibals. Dietrich Bonhoeffer feared death, but he did not remain silent. Nate Saint made dangerous flights, knowing that it was worth it. Ivan Moiseyev obeyed his military superiors, but put God first. Graham Staines helped the sick and died for his love for Jesus.
Be inspired by the lives of those who have not renounced their faith!
Read morePolycarp
Alban
Sir John Oldcastle
Thomas Cranmer
George Wishart
James Chalmers
Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Nate Saint
Ivan Moiseev
Graham Staines
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-7662-87-6Year 2022Cover SoftPages count 160Language UkrainianWeight 128 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten young men who did not renounce their...
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Ten young men who became drivers of change
Author: Irene HowatCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsWould you like to change your world? These ten boys grew up to do just that! Learn how Samuel showed people that love works better than fear; John befriended powerful rulers and humble artisans; Jonathan helped the Iroquois Indians and was later invited to teach at Princeton; George preached salvation to thousands and saved the lives of children; Robert lost his brother but found Jesus; Dwight sold shoes in a store and then taught children in a wagon; Billy played professional baseball and preached the Gospel; Charles became a Christian during a blizzard and then told the world about Jesus; Aiden saved orphaned lambs and was saved by Jesus; Martin became a doctor and found the best medicine for people's souls.
Read this book and find out what God wants from you!
Read moreSamuel Rutherford
John Owen
Jonathan Edwards
George Whitefield
Robert Murray McChain
Dwight Lyman Moody
Billy Sunday
Charles Haddon Spurgeon
Aiden Wilson Tozer
Martin Lloyd-Jones
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Irene Howat — a writer and poet who lives in Scotland. She has published many books for all ages and is particularly known for her biographical material. She has written many books about the lives of various Christians from around the world.Author Irene HowatVendor ЛевитISBN 978-617-7662-88-3Year 2022Cover SoftPages count 168Language UkrainianWeight 128 gSize 110 x 178 x 12QuantityPrice ₴130.00dVendor:Ten young men who became drivers of chan...
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Jonathan Edwards
Author: Ian MurrayCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsIan Murray believes that Jonathan Edwards cannot be understood apart from his faith. Only if they consider him first and foremost as a Christian, his life and work will make sense. The integrity of this interpretation is confirmed in this study, since in this book Edwards will "speak for himself" in each specific case. This beautiful biography will serve as a classic illustration of how the church today can and should learn through the history of its past.
Read moreForeword
Introduction.On the understanding of Edwards
Chapter 1.Son of East Windsor
Chapter 2.A new sense of reality
Chapter 3.New York: Pursuit of Holiness
Chapter 4.Teacher at Yale
Chapter 5.Stoddard and Northampton
Chapter 6.The green valley of humiliation
Chapter 7.Overcoming the spirit of inactivity
Chapter 8."Thirteen hours a day"
Chapter 9.The Great Awakening
Chapter 10.Personal portraits
Chapter 11.Separation and disorder
Chapter 12.In defense of religious experienced
Chapter 13."Religious feelings"
Chapter 14.Changes in Northampton and beyond
Chapter 15.International union and missionary vision
Chapter 16.Controversy about communion
Chapter 17.Behind the scenes of the dispute about communion
Chapter 18.Removal from office
Chapter 19.Raspry in the border forest
Chapter 20.A missionary among the Indians
Chapter 21.Through the eyes of Esther
Chapter 22."My God Lives"
Chapter 23.Service continues
Applications
Appendix 1.Edwards' published works
AND. Lifetime publications
B. The main posthumous publications
IN. The collection is composed
Appendix 2.Edwards Manuscripts
Appendix 3.Letter from Sarah Edwards, 1750.
Appendix 4."The testimony of the Holy Spirit." A case that once happened to Whitefield
Notes
Thematic index
Ian Murray is a British pastor and author of many books. He was born on April 19, 1931. He received his education in the Isle of Man and at the University of Durham. He was also an assistant to Martyn Lloyd-Jones at Westminster Chapel, and then at the Grove Chapel in London and at St. Giles' Presbyterian Church, Sydney, Australia.
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Дитрих Бонхёффер. Пастор, мученик, пророк, заговорщик
Author: Eric MetaxasCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsЭта книга – рассказ о жизни знаменитого немецкого богослова, определившего развитие всей христианской мысли XX века в послевоенном мире, человека, который заглянул в лицо величайшему злу и одним из первых понял, какая страшная судьба ждет мир после прихода к власти в Германии Адольфа Гитлера.
Книга представляет собой пронзительную повесть о невероятном мужестве перед лицом чудовищного зла и раскрывает новое измерение Второй мировой войны. Она содержит уникальное описание общественной жизни в Германии накануне войны и бесценные свидетельства об отношениях Церкви и Третьего Рейха.
Read moreПредисловие
ПрологГлава 1. Семья и детство
Глава 2. Тюбинген
Глава 3. Римские каникулы
Глава 4. Студент в Берлине
Глава 5. Барселона
Глава 6. Берлин
Глава 7. Бонхёффер в Америке
Глава 8. Берлин
Глава 9. Принцип фюрерства
Глава 10. Церковь и еврейский вопрос
Глава 11. Богословие нацизма
Глава 12. Начало борьбы внутри Церкви
Глава 13. Бефильское исповедание веры
Глава 14. Бонхёффер в Лондоне
Глава 15. Разгорается битва за Церковь
Глава 16. Конференция в Фано
Глава 17. Дорога в Цингст и Финкенвальде
Глава 18. Цингст и Финкенвальде
Глава 19. Между Сциллой и Харибдой
Глава 20. Марс восходит
Глава 21. Решение принято
Глава 22. Конец Германии
Глава 23. От исповедания к заговору
Глава 24. Заговор против Гитлера
Глава 25. Победа Бонхёффера
Глава 26. Влюбленный Бонхёффер
Глава 27. Убить Гитлера
Глава 28. Тюрьма Тегель,камера 92
Глава 29. "Валькирия" и заговор Штауффенберга
Глава 30. Бухенвальд
Глава 31. На пути к свободеПослесловие. Единственное, о чем я жалею
Об авторе
Эпилог и поправки
Благодарности
Руководство для группового чтения
Библиография
Примечания
Указатель имен
Eric Metaxas was born in New York City in 1963. He grew up in Danbury, Connecticut, where he attended the Greek Orthodox Church from childhood. He graduated from Yale University in 1984. There, Eric began his writing career as an editor for one of the university's publications. He lives in New York City with his wife and daughter.
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The life of Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Author: Ian MurrayCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThe life of Martyn Lloyd-Jones has been the subject of study and analysis in many publications. However, the main goal of this biography is to present the life of Dr. Lloyd-Jones to a new generation in an accessible form. When Lloyd-Jones left medicine, he intended to become an evangelist. However, God called him to a ministry that eventually touched churches around the world. How it happened, as well as the personality of Martyn Lloyd-Jones, will be discussed in Ian Murray's biography.
Read moreForeword
Chapter 1. "Now the Welshman!"
Chapter 2.School years: Tregaron and London
Chapter 3.World of medicine
Chapter 4."Everything new"
Chapter 5.A call to service
Chapter 6.Bethan and Aberavon
Chapter 7.Another sermon
Chapter 8.First years in Sandfields
Chapter 9. A leader without an army
Chapter 10.Local awakening
Chapter 11. Church family
Chapter 12.Expansion of the field of activity
Chapter 13.Departure from Aberavon
Chapter 14.England and the war
Chapter 15.In the family
Chapter 16.Formation of a new leader
Chapter 17.New activity
Chapter 18.Westminster Chapel, 1943–1945.
Chapter 19.Confirmation of vocation
Chapter 20.Wales Summer of 1949
Chapter 21.Young shoots
Chapter 22.Sundays in the 1950s
Chapter 23.Resistance
Chapter 24.Revival of books
Chapter 25.Unity ecumenical or evangelical?
Chapter 26.The years of crisis
Chapter 27.Contradiction
Chapter 28.End of an era
Chapter 29.World Department
Chapter 30.1970s
Chapter 31."Dying, he bowed down"
Notes
Alphabetical index
Ian Murray is a British pastor and author of many books. He was born on April 19, 1931. He received his education in the Isle of Man and at the University of Durham. He was also an assistant to Martyn Lloyd-Jones at Westminster Chapel, and then at the Grove Chapel in London and at St. Giles' Presbyterian Church, Sydney, Australia.
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Forgotten Spurgeon
Author: Ian MurrayCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThis book is a theological biography, in which Ch . Spurgeon reveals himself not only as a skillful orator of the end of the 19th century and an outstanding preacher , but also as a zealous Christian who boldly defends the truth of the Gospel: "I am not saved by the knowledge that Christ is the Savior, but I will certainly be saved if I trust in my Savior." Spurgeon steadfastly defended his theological views even when he found himself in the minority and completely alone. He predicted how the Church would develop after his death and warned his contemporaries against the false path.
Thanks to this and the biography, the legacy of the "king of preachers" will come to life and become even more relevant. This book will be useful not only to modern preachers, but also to a wider circle of readers.Read moreSome dates from the life of Ch. Kh. Spurgeon
Why "Forgotten Spurgeon"?1. Preacher on Park Street
2. A dispute committed to oblivion
3. Arminianism against the Scriptures
4. Arminianism and the gospel
5. Exacerbation of the church conflict
6. Theological liberalism
7. The spread of liberalism and its lessons
8. This is the dispute about grace to the conflict with liberalism
9. "Even if the heavens fell..."
10. The further fate of "Metropolitan Tabernacle"Appendix
Notes
Ian Murray is a British pastor and author of many books. He was born on April 19, 1931. He received his education in the Isle of Man and at the University of Durham. He was also an assistant to Martyn Lloyd-Jones at Westminster Chapel, and then at the Grove Chapel in London and at St. Giles' Presbyterian Church, Sydney, Australia.
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Grain that bears abundant fruit
Author: John PiperCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsJesus Christ’s words about the grain that must die in order to produce a rich harvest are not a metaphor, but God’s strategy for Christian ministry and the spread of the Gospel among all nations. The self-sacrifice and suffering of missionaries are the main guarantee of the proper fulfillment of the Great Commission. The life, ministry, and death of Adoniram Judson vividly illustrate the purpose of such sacrifice.
Read more1. God wants the gospel to spread among all nations
2. God plans to make suffering one of the key means to achieve this goal
3. We are in a historical situation that requires enormous missionary effort and sacrifice.
4. The suffering of Adoniram Judson illustrates the purpose of such sacrifice
5. I beg you to become a part of what Judson and Christ died for
John Piper is a writer and preacher; the author of more than 50 books, many of which have become Christian bestsellers. He has served as a pastor and Bible teacher for more than 30 years. The founder of the Desiring God mission, the creator and apologist of the doctrine of "Christian hedonism", which claims that God is glorified in us most when we find the greatest satisfaction and joy in Him.
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Who is Jesus?
Author: Greg GilbertCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsJesus Christ is one of the most recognizable names in the history of mankind. Some vehemently reject Him, others worship Him. Why? However, many do not know who Jesus Christ was, what he claimed to be, and what was the meaning of his life? The book "Who is Jesus?" — a short, comprehensive description of the life of Jesus, His teaching and legacy. Addressed to non-Christians and new converts to Christianity.
Read moreForeword
1. What do you think?
2. An extraordinary person and even more
3. The King of Israel, the King of kings
4. The big "I am"
5. One of us
6. The triumph of the last Adam
7. Lamb of God, sacrifice for people
8. The resurrected and reigning Lord
Afterword Who do you think Ego is?
About the books "9 Signs"
Greg Gilbert is the senior pastor of the Third Avenue Baptist Church in Louisville, Kentucky. The author of many books, including "What is the Gospel?", "Who is Jesus?" and "Why should you trust the Bible?".
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Marie Durand
Author: Simonetta CarrCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsFifteen-year-old Marie Durand was arrested in 1730. She was taken from her home in a village in southern France for a crime involving her brother, who was a Protestant preacher. Marie was imprisoned in the Tower of Constance for 38 years.
Simonetta Carr tells the inspiring story of a woman who could have found liberation by abandoning her Protestant faith, but who held fast to the truth and encouraged others to do the same.
Beautiful illustrations, a simply told story, and interesting facts introduce young readers to the challenges faced by Protestants in 18th-century France and show that even a life spent in prison can be lived in service to Christ and others.Read moreIntroduction
Chapter 1.Guilty from birth
Chapter 2The family is divided.
Chapter 3.Tower
Chapter 4.Leader and friend
Chapter 5.Resisting
Chapter 6.Finally free
Epilogue
Chronology
Pronunciation features
Do you know?
Marie's letter to her niece Anna
Acknowledgements
Simonetta Carr was born in Italy. A former elementary school teacher, she homeschooled her eight children for many years. She has written for newspapers and magazines around the world and translated many Christian authors into Italian. She currently lives in San Diego with her husband, Thomas, and three of her eight children. She teaches Sunday school at the United Reformed Church of Christ in Santa Clara, California.
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Martin Luther
Author: Simonetta CarrCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsFive hundred years ago, a monk named Martin Luther wrote his 95 Theses, hoping to spark a theological debate on sin and repentance at the University of Wittenberg in Germany. In this children's book, Simonetta Carr tells the fascinating story of the founder of the European Reformation, his search for peace with God, his heroic defense of God's truth, his family life, and his many accomplishments. Martin Luther's greatest achievement, the author says, "was his uncompromising emphasis on the promise of the gospel that has been given to us so freely."
Read moreIntroduction
Chapter 1.From law student to monk
Chapter 2.In search of peace with God
Chapter 3.Definitive list
Chapter 4.Rebel involuntarily
Chapter 5.The Beginning of the Reformation
Chapter 6.Starting a family
Chapter 7.Ready to die in the Lord
Do you know?
Chronology
Luther's "Small Catechism" (excerpt)
Acknowledgements
Simonetta Carr was born in Italy. A former elementary school teacher, she homeschooled her eight children for many years. She has written for newspapers and magazines around the world and translated many Christian authors into Italian. She currently lives in San Diego with her husband, Thomas, and three of her eight children. She teaches Sunday school at the United Reformed Church of Christ in Santa Clara, California.
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Suzy
Author: Ray Rhodes is a juniorCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsThe book "Suzy" introduces modern readers to the story of Susanna Spurgeon. Ray Rhodes Jr. explores her life, showing that she was not only the wife of the most famous London preacher, but also a woman who gave everything she had to serve the Lord. "Suzy" is an inspiring and encouraging story about a truly extraordinary woman's faith.
Read moreForeword
Chronology
Introduction. Suzy in person
Chapter 1. Early years and family
Chapter 2. The traveling pilgrim
Chapter 3. Connection of hearts in the Crystal Palace
Chapter 4. Marriage made for heaven
Chapter 5. New parents
Chapter 6. Shadow of Sorrow: Tragedy and Faith
Chapter 7. Hand in hand at home and abroad
Chapter 8. Great Suffering
Chapter 9. Mrs. Spurgeon's book fund
Chapter 10. Moving to Westwood. The book fund continues its work
Chapter 11. Menton: happiness and sad farewell
Chapter 12. With Christ, because it is incomparably better
Chapter 13. A woman who writes letters
Chapter 14. Sowing the last seed
Chapter 15. You will see the King and His glory
Epilogue. Suzanne Spurgeon's legacy
Afterword
Expressions of gratitude
Notes
Ray Rhodes Jr. serves as pastor of Grace Community Church in Dawsonville, Georgia. He is the head of the Nourished in the Word service. His doctoral dissertation was devoted to the marriage and spiritual life of Charles and Susanna Spurgeon.
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Timothy Keller: Spiritual and Intellectual Development
Author: Colleen HansenCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsMillions of people have read Timothy Keller's books and listened to his sermons. But what people and events shaped his thinking and nurtured his spiritual growth? Access to Keller's personal writings and sermons, and exclusive conversations with his family and longtime friends, have allowed Collin Hansen to gain a deep understanding of one of the most influential church leaders of the 21st century.
Read moreIntroduction
Part One. Honest Before God (1950-1972)
1. Moms' Competition
Allentown, Pennsylvania
2. Absurd person
Bucknell University
3. The woman who taught him to read the Bible
InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
4. Katie the Brave
Katie Christie
5. True myth
Inklings
6. Welcome the skeptics
Robert Charles Sproul and the Ligonier Education Center
Part Two. Professors and Like-Minded People (1972-1975)
7. Theological buffet
Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary
8. Dinner conversation
Elizabeth Elliot and friends
9. You may disagree, but don't judge.
Roger Nicol and Neo-Calvinism
10. Pneumodynamics
Richard Lovelace and Jonathan Edwards
Part Three. Trial by Fire (1975-1989)
11. Chemical capital of the south
Hopewell, Virginia
12. The drama unfolds
Edmund Clawney
13. The Formative Influence of the Gospel
Westminster Theological Seminary
Part Four. 3 Gotham into the World (1989 - Present)
14. Rulers of the World
New York
15. Country of Consent
Redeemer Presbyterian Church
16. Everyone worships God
September 11 and "Reason for God"
17. "Contemplating God"
Dogwood Society
18. Rings on a tree
Results
Epilogue
Postscript
Acknowledgements
Notes
Collin Hansen is a journalist and author, editor-in-chief of The Gospel Coalition, and host of the Gospelbound podcast. He holds an MDiv from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and degrees in journalism and history from Northwestern University.
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Chronicle of the Messiah
Author: Mark MooreCategoryDescriptionContentAuthorDetailsLittle has changed since Jesus gathered dust on the soles of His sandals on Palestinian soil. He is still talked about in barbershops and corner cafes. He is still the subject of debate for and against. He arouses our curiosity, fires our imagination, and even provokes our anger.
Who is He really? He is not a politician, but He still changes nations. He is not a social activist, but His figure and teachings have generated the establishment and operation of countless hospitals, orphanages, shelters, charitable institutions, etc. He is definitely not a pop star, but whose calendar is fuller? A psychotherapist? Hardly. But how many “Khitun-Bavtuns” has He gathered together again?! This peasant carpenter built Himself a Kingdom much larger than His earthly enemies could even imagine.
What do we think of Him? Please accept my deepest apologies in advance, for this book will not help answer that question. However, it can help answer the question: What does He think of us?
The Messiah Chronicle is a comprehensive and accurate resource that brings together all four Gospels into a single chronological narrative. The reader is given a detailed look at the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus—a view not available when reading each Gospel individually. Written using the Harmony of the Gospels translated by Thomas and Gundry by the International Bible Society, The Messiah Chronicle includes a very useful subject index and a handy table of contents for quickly finding Bible passages. This is a must-have resource for every student and teacher of God’s Word.
Read moreINTRODUCTION
Part one
Beginning
Part two
Two divine births
Part three
The Early Years of Jesus Christ
Part Four
The Ministry of John the Baptist
Part five
The transition from John to Jesus
Part Six
Galilean Ministry
Part Seven
The break with Galilee
Part Eight
Christ's Later Jewish Ministry
Part nine
Late Perea Ministry
Part Ten
Last week
Part eleven
Preparation for Christ's death
Part twelve
The Death of Christ
Part thirteen
The Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus
Bibliography
Table for searching in Harmony
Subject index
Mark Wall He received his PhD in the political aspects of Jesus' ministry from the University of Wales. He has been a professor at Ozark Christian College (Joplin, Missouri), and an adjunct professor at Hope University (Fullerton, California) and the International Institute of TSM (Vienna, Austria). In 2012, Professor Moore left his academic career to take up a teaching position at Christ Church of the Valley (Peoria, Arizona), which currently has about 35,000 parishioners. Mark Moore's books have been translated into many languages. The record holder among them is "The Messiah Chronicle", which has become a universally recognized classic.Author Mark MooreVendor КнигоношаISBN 978-617-7517-76-3Year 2020Cover SolidPages count 712Language UkrainianWeight 1115 gSize 170 x 245 x 35QuantityPrice ₴790.00dVendor:Chronicle of the Messiah
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