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This updated and expanded edition delves into the complex history and current dynamics of Israel and Palestine, incorporating new insights on the 2023 conflict between Israel and Hamas. It offers a comprehensive examination of the region's political landscape, historical context, and the ongoing struggles faced by its people. The book aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of the issues at play and the implications of recent events in the broader context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Exploring the interpretation of Old Testament promises and prophecies regarding Israel, this book critically examines the Christian Zionist perspective that links these texts to the Jewish return since the late 19th century and the establishment of Israel in 1948. It analyzes key passages, particularly Ezekiel 33-47 and Zechariah 9-13, in their original context and their New Testament implications. The discussion highlights the real-world impact of biblical interpretation on the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict, emphasizing its political significance.

A fully revised and updated edition of a classic book on Israel and Palestine

Wealthy entrepreneur Robin Bradford had it all - the house, the cars, the fine dining - and he lost it all. All except Lizzie, his perfect, loving girlfriend.Down on his luck and with no immediate prospects in business, Robin's energies found another outlet. Just a little something spicy to bide his time until his financial world recovered, leading him down a very seedy path onto a very rocky road.Unfortunately for him, time was all he had, and all he was going to get.Warning: Recommended to readers 18yrs+ due to nudity, violence, strong language, drug references and sexual content. Readers discretion advised.

Islam presents new challenges and new questions to Christians and to the West in a post-9/11 context. However, in many situations in the world, where Christians and Muslims live peacefully side-by-side as neighbours, political considerations are not uppermost. Challenging us to examine our own attitudes, Colin Chapman considers the issues involved in Christian engagement with Muslims and Islam. He explores, ultimately, how Christians can effectively bear witness to Jesus. This revised and updated edition incorporates brand new material on 'Islamic Terrorism', 'What is Islam?', 'The Qur'anic View of Christians' and 'Explaining Christian Beliefs About Jesus'. It will equip Christians to better understand Muslims and Islam in a rapidly changing world.

The book explores Jerusalem's pivotal role in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, examining its historical significance and the ongoing struggles surrounding it. Since 1967, Israeli control has led to significant changes in the city's geography and demographics, sparking strong resistance from Palestinians. The author emphasizes the current bleakness of the situation while questioning how both sides might find a path to agreement regarding this deeply sacred city.

Oakwood Press gloss pictorial card covered book with square bound spine. LP215 in the Oakwood Locomotion papers Series. The detailed history of this South Wales mineral carrying railway to the West of Cardiff, which eventually did carry passengers and was taken over by the Great Western. 2000 1st edition. 144pp of detailed text, route maps, timetables and many detail maps with numerous B&W photographs throughout. Approximately A5 size.

The Llantrisant branches, formed by the Llantrissant and Taff Vale Junction Railway (L&TVJR), whose passenger services ran from Pontypridd to Llantrisant, and the Treferig Valley Railway, came into being through nominally independent companies. The original L&TVJR main line always carried a worthwhile traffic, although it was relatively modest compared with other parts of the Taff Vale Railway. However, the later extensions and the Treferig Valley Railway were very much in the speculative tradition. The book is in A5 format with a square-backed Linson cover. It is printed on art paper throughout and consists of 136 pages and includes 47 maps and plans and 86 photographs.

This is the first account in book form of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslavakia, describing in detail the events between August 21st and October 1st, 1968. Written by Colin Chapman, Foreign News Editor of London's Sunday's Times, the book tells the tragic and inspiring story of Czech defiance.