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Focusing on the diverse literary forms within the Bible, this resource enhances the study experience for students and teachers alike. It provides insights into the origins of God's word and offers detailed analyses of key biblical texts, particularly the Psalms, Proverbs, and Parables. The author's extensive background in literature and languages, combined with over fifty years of ministry experience, enriches the content, making it a valuable tool for both novice and seasoned Bible scholars seeking deeper understanding.

Focusing on spiritual nourishment, this collection of essays aims to inspire and encourage believers in Christ. Drawing from the author's personal experiences as a long-term foreign missionary and university professor, the chapters recount both biblical incidents and overlooked stories that resonate with contemporary seekers of meaning. The essays reflect a journey through faith and provide insights into the author's life, enriched by his extensive travels and academic background.

The commentary offers a clear interpretation of key symbols in Revelation, such as the 144,000, the Beast, and Armageddon, alongside lesser symbols like heads and trumpets. It contextualizes the Apocalypse within historical events, including Gnosticism and the fall of Jerusalem. The author employs a blend of historical, theological, and literary methodologies, making complex topics accessible and engaging. With straightforward language and excellent syntax, this work provides valuable insights into a challenging text, enhancing understanding without unnecessary complexity.

Exploring the concept of justification by faith, the book delves into Paul's teachings from Romans, emphasizing that grace is available despite human sinfulness. It addresses the complex dynamics between Jewish and Gentile believers in the early Roman church, highlighting objections raised by Jewish members and Paul's responses. Key passages are examined, including God's sovereignty in choosing, His relationship with Israel, and the implications for Gentiles. The discussion culminates in practical recommendations for Christians based on God's transformative work.

Managing Cancer Breakthrough Pain is a comprehensive review of cancer breakthrough pain (cBTP) and rapid-onset opioids (ROO), the only treatment approved for cBTP episodes. The book was originally commissioned due to the current rapid growth of the ROO market and the epidemic of ROO abuse. This book will review the historical background and definitions of cBTP and ROOs, assessment methods to determine types of cBTP, US- and EU-approved ROOs, case studies (which will provide practical applications of ROO treatment options), ROO abuse and screening methods, and the FDA-mandated TIRF REMS Access program (Transmucosal Immediate Release Fentanyl Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies Access program). Busy healthcare professionals who have a basic understanding of cancer pain but want to learn more about cBTP and ROOs will benefit from this concise guide that will help them quickly understand the complexities of cBTP episodes and ROOs.

The story centers on a little dog who joined the family four years ago, bringing joy and love to their lives. The author describes the dog's special qualities and the positive impact he has on everyone around him. The book is complemented by vibrant illustrations from JoAnne Carlisle, who adds life and color to the narratives. Together, they celebrate the bond between pets and their owners, highlighting themes of joy, enthusiasm, and unconditional love.

Exploring the essence of poetry, this book delves into its historical significance as humanity's oldest literary form. It emphasizes how poetry transcends mere words, capturing the intricacies of life, philosophy, and personal experience. The work invites readers to connect with the spiritual dimensions of the poet, offering a profound understanding of human emotions and thoughts. Through its exploration, the book highlights poetry's unique ability to convey deeper truths and insights.