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Focusing on dairy cattle nutrition, this book offers an in-depth analysis of nutrient synthesis in plants and the digestion processes of various feeds. It provides feeding management practices tailored for all classes of female dairy cattle and detailed guidance on ration formulation, aligned with the latest 2021 NASEM recommendations. Enhanced with color photos, diagrams, and tables, the text is complemented by appendices containing feed composition data and nutrient requirements, along with a comprehensive index for easy navigation.

A 10-year-old boy named George is unexpectedly pulled into a thrilling adventure filled with kidnapping and espionage. Tasked with protecting vital secrets, he must rely on his ingenuity and courage to outsmart menacing crooks. With the police proving ineffective, George, alongside his friend John, navigates a perilous situation that challenges their wits and bravery. This story highlights the struggle of an ordinary schoolboy facing extraordinary dangers, capturing the tension and fear of his unexpected journey into a world of crime.

This revised edition of the Nutrition Guide for BC Sheep Producers reflects the author's extensive experience as a Provincial Sheep Specialist and Livestock Nutritionist in British Columbia, along with managing a 350 ewe flock in Alberta. With updates based on current practices, this guide builds on the success of the original edition, which has been reprinted frequently over 25 years and contributed to The Western Canadian Sheep Production Manual. It serves as a vital resource for sheep producers seeking effective nutrition strategies.

The book explores the dynamic history of Roman-era Judaea, prompting readers to reconsider traditional assumptions through bold reinterpretations of texts and recent archaeological findings. It addresses critical questions about the nature of Judaism, the relationship between Jews and Christians with Roman power, the implications of discoveries at Qumran, and the classification of early Christians within Judaism. Additionally, it debates the translation of "Ioudaioi," highlighting the complexities of identity in this historical context.

This book revisits the context and causes of the first war between Jews and Romans (AD 66 to 74). číst celé

Focusing on the importance of saving, the book emphasizes that accumulating wealth begins with a positive mindset and disciplined financial habits. It highlights how saving money can lead to significant life changes and financial stability, contrasting the behaviors of those who overspend. By prioritizing savings over expenses, individuals position themselves for long-term wealth and prosperity, ultimately fostering a more secure financial future.

The collection of essays delves into the writings of Josephus, a first-century Jewish historian, highlighting their significance for understanding the New Testament context. It explores key themes and insights from his works that are especially relevant for scholars and enthusiasts of Christianity, offering a deeper appreciation of the historical backdrop against which early Christian narratives unfolded.

Focusing on the Sunday readings, this guide offers teenagers an engaging way to deepen their understanding of scripture, whether in groups or individually. Each session provides contextual background and thought-provoking questions that connect the readings to real-life situations. A unique "Taking My Scripture Home" section encourages actionable insights from the readings. Covering all three readings and the Responsorial Psalm, it facilitates both group discussions and personal reflection, making it a versatile resource for spiritual growth.

Flavius Josephus serves as a crucial witness to ancient Judaism, particularly from the end of the biblical period to the aftermath of the temple's destruction in A.D. 70. His four key works offer essential narratives that aid in understanding other fragmented historical sources. This publication presents the first comprehensive literary-historical commentary on Josephus's works in English, edited by Steve Mason from York University, Toronto, and is part of a planned 10-volume series.

Updated text and new maps bring this standard introduction up to date. Throughout Christian history, the works of Josephus have been mined for the light they shed on the world of the New Testament. Josephus tells us about the Herodian family, the temple, the Pharisees, the Sadducees, and the Essenes. He mentions James the brother of Jesus, John the Baptist, and even Jesus himself. In Josephus and the New Testament, an internationally acknowledged authority on Josephus introduces this first-century Jewish historian to readers who want to begin to explore his witness to the environment in which early Judaism and Christianity took shape.