by William C. Burns (1980)
Few remains of the work of William Chalmers Burns (1815-1868) survive in the annals of the Christian Church. Beyond his native Scotland he is best known as a figure passing through the life of Hudson Taylor, the founder of the China Inland Mission. These pages will revive Burns' magnificent testimony to the gospel of Jesus Christ. They record some of the messages he preached in days of revival when he was still in his twenties, and even in written form they continue to pulsate with echoes of the power in which they were first preached. To read these pages is to overhear the voice of a man whose zeal for God consumed him. - Back cover.
(Ri) cun shang lin zhu
Ben shu jiang shu:zhu ren gong bo mu zhi hui yin wei chu zhong shi hou bei ren wu hui,Suo yi da suan zai gao zhong shi hou zuo ge yin xing ren.Que zai ru xue bu jiu bei xiao hua lian qi tao fa xian ta shi zhai nan,Zheng dang ta ku nao bu yi shi hou,Lian qi tao que ti chu xiang yao le jie zhai wen hua.Zhei shi yi ben you chao nü jie chu zhai wen hua nao chu de ge zhong qu shi gou cheng de xiao yuan xi ju.
Megan Borgert-Spaniol
"Developed by literacy experts for students in kindergarten through grade three, this book introduces camels to young readers through leveled text and related photos"--Provided by publisher.
Siri Reuterstrand
Ellis's father takes him to a doctor's office to be treated for a cough, and Ellis is a good boy despite the strange and even frightening things that occur there.
Rachel Rawlings
Maurin Kincaide is a psychometric investigator for Salem's Supernatural Task Force. She's spent the last few years working crime scenes and using the memory links in fingerprints to catch criminals. When the current bad guy turns out to be a demon, Maurin must work with Seamus - the task force's prime suspect for unleashing said demon. She follows Seamus deeper into the supernatural community and discovers there's a lot more going on than anyone guessed.