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Are you facing the unknown? Do you feel scared and alone? Do you long to havediscernment and make wise choices? Are you impatient as you wait for answeredprayer?The God Who Knows My Name is a self-paced Bible study journal that guides you asyou explore the lives of twenty women of the Bible and discover how God providedfor each of them. As you read about these women from generations past, you willfind answers and encouragement for your own life journey.The goal of this study is to help you:· Develop a habit of searching the Scriptures when you need guidance.· Commit to applying the principles of Scripture to your life's circumstances.· Learn to cast your cares to the Lord, leaving the outcome in his hands.· Know you are loved and matter to God. Experience joy as you develop a lifestyle of praise and worship to the God who knows your name.

Twin boys, torn apart, never lose their honor, respect, or belief in the "Code of the West." Identical, custom-made, 1873 Colt 45s, known as the Peacemaker, become the tools to enforce that code. And the use of a disconcerting illusion can help. A heart filled with mixed feelings of pain, hate, and love learns justice is more than revenge. Justice is found when reality is based on the illusion, and the illusion becomes reality. Hard times demand men of strength and courage. But strength, courage, and Colt's Peacemaker don't always guarantee success. This is but one of the many stories building the myths, legends, and folklore that created America's pride in the great American West.

Reviews the transport pricing policy debate and reports on the advances made in measuring the marginal social costs of transport, particularly through UNITE and other European research projects. This book examines how the results of case studies might be generalised to obtain estimates of marginal social costs for various circumstances.

This Reader presents the best published writings of prominent sociologists and political theorists currently working in the field.

This volume brings together 38 original essays covering the wide interdisciplinary field of political sociology. The book explores both standard and emerging topics in the field, such as power, the state, violence, governance, identity, and citizenship.