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Before considering the important part of the sermon, let's take a look at today's Gospel lesson and ask, what's wrong with this picture? What takes place in our Gospel story that does not reflect the way things usually happen in the world?If were teaching a class, I would now stop talking, and there would be a long period of silence, while you look through the biblical text on your bulletin insert, to try to find something unusual. But to ensure that this sermon ends before it's time for Sunday School to begin, I'll save some time by pointing out that it is highly unusual for two pregnant women to meet and for one to say to the other, "You're going to be the mother of someone whom I'll be calling 'Lord.'" Normally, Elizabeth--or anyone else--would not know such a thing in advance. Right? The reference is to Jesus, of course. Elizabeth calls him "Lord," and that fact provides a clue to what is going on here that you, as an average person-in-the-pew, would not even begin to imagine. At least, I didn't, until I went to seminary.You see, among the Jews of Jesus' day, Jesus was called "Master," or "Rabbi," or "Rabboni." He wasn't called "Lord." "Lord" was a title used by Greeks, and it was a popular title applied to Jesus when Christianity spread out of Palestine into Greek-speaking areas. But it wasn't a title that people who actually knew Jesus called him. So when you see Jesus being called "Lord" in the Gospels, that is a clue that that passage reflects the practices of the early Christian Church and does not come from Jesus's own time. (In case you didn't realize it, the Gospels were not written by people who took notes while the events of Jesus life were taking place. For better or worse, the Bible was developed through a much more complicated process).

Huguette Castaneda is a graduate of Delphi University in Metaphysical Healing and Transpersonal Spiritual Arts, and of Thomas Edison Universityin Liberal Arts. She is Author of Ignite Inner Knowing, Sophie' Gifts from the Fairies, Messages of Love, Light, Wisdom, and Autumn LeavesDancing in the Wind. Music Child of the Stars She lives in Naples, Florida enjoying nature, the sea, music, and creative expression.

Chanel is a bright 19-year-old college senior with an amazing future ahead of. She does it all, school, community service, entrepreneurship, and high-end living. At just 19, she is approved to move into a condominium complex not too far away from her school. Everything seems to be looking good for Chanel until she meets her neighbor Trey.Trey is a 35-year-old single bachelor who lives upstairs from Chanel. The two, had a rough start when first meeting. After several attempts on Trey's part to befriend Chanel, Chanel finally decides to play nice and give Trey a chance.Everything is going well with the two of them, until Trey begins to ask Chanel for "e;favors"e;. Chanel, being inexperienced with older men, says yes to Trey and his strange "e;favors"e;. Before you know it, Chanel is sucked into a manipulative friendship filled with sexual desires that even she can't say no too.As Chanel tries to navigate through Trey's demands, old demons from her past start to reappear and so her seemingly perfect world starts to fall apart at that hinges. Chanel desperately wants out, and to be free, but will it come with a cost.As Chanel struggles to heal from her violent past and Trey's "e;favors"e;, she begins a friendship with Jesus, and discover what truly means to be loved, and experience God's favor.

Our Fair Ones is a story of a young girl who has the desire to know who she is, why she exists and if there is anything after this life. She and her husband learn to love the gospel of Jesus Christ. Their testimonies grow of him, but they are met with many challenges. She feels responsible for another woman's baby's death. She tells how a trial is an answer to a church leader's prayer. Experience her feelings of peace when their home burns and there are financial setbacks. Read how others gain strength from her as she battles cancer twice and receives a kidney after 7 years of dialysis. Learn of her dreams and how she receives instruction to do genealogy work in Finland, Czechoslovakia and Bohemia. She also shares encounters with the evil one and how he is rebuked by the power of God. You feel her love for the Savior, her optimistic attitude will bring readers tender emotions as her story unfolds.

This excellent diversified book covering a American Born Educated Girl who had married a Delhi, India born boy in Chicago, IL USA on January, 28, 1976 after the boy the husband Pradeep Berry migrated to Chicago IL USA on January,15, 1976 and after meeting him on the January 24, 1976 in Gateway to India Restaurant at 1543 North Wells Street Old town, Chicago, IL USAThe book covers the Medical negligence and Conspiracy behind My wife' death on the early morning of February, 27, 2015 at 1.10 AM in the morning of February, 2015.The Medical Fraternity in USA is very very strong and prosperous and help doctors to make sure none of them are sued. They cover each other in anyway, especially when they know that someone has filed a lawsuit against a Medical Doctor, on the wrongful death.Untold secrets of my Connie my first and last love with medical Negligence and conspiracy. Written by the husband of his wife Mrs. Constance Ann Berry- who was born in a wealthy suburban family and was educated at the top elite universities in USA. She was a professor of English, German and French in USA and US Army in Germany, France and Spain.After her death On February 27, 2015 at 1.10 AM in morning at the fourth floor of the ICICU units of cardiac arrest in the Evanston Hospital, In Evanston, IL USAPradeep Berry tried to file a law suit against the previous head and neck oncologist Dr. Bruce Brockstine who was my wonderful wife' oncologist until he ruined my wife' cancer including the Plumery doctor Christopher Winslow MD and before that it was Dr. Douglas Merkel MD a breast cancer specialist who was my wife's Cancer doctor in August, 2002 .Later in 2004 Mrs. Berry had a ear infection and went to see him or Dr. Merkel MD who after seeing her told her he had no concerns in January 2005. However My wife Connie- (going back to the book, I would use Connie)

Mary Eliska Girl Detective The Mystery of the Yellow RoomThe Mystery of the Yellow Room (French Le mystere de la chambre jaune) by Gaston Leroux. One of the first locked-room mystery novels, it appeared serially in France first in the periodical L'Illustration from September 1907 to November 1907 and as a book in 1908 The Mystery of the Yellow Room. Rouletabille solves an attempted murder in a locked room mystery. As re-written by William A. Stricklin in this version Rouletabille is the nickname of 18-year-old journalist Mary Eliska Girl Detective. Sent by her newspaper to investigate, she goes to the Chateau du Glandier and takes along her friend and niece Jacqueline Gray ("e;Jax"e;) who narrates. Marlow Ray is a 30-something daughter of the castle's owner, Professor John Stricklin a renowned French scientist, Marlow Ray is heard to utter a piercing scream while supposedly alone in her room. Her father and other rush to the scene and find a room so securely locked and barred that no one could have entered or made their escape. She is placed under medical treatment while detectives are called in on the case. Each has their pet theory of the crime, all of which seem to be based on logic. Marlow Ray was found near-critically battered in a room adjacent to the laboratory on the castle grounds, with the door still locked from the inside. She recovers slowly but can make no useful testimony. First one and then another member of the household and those associated with it are placed under the light of suspicion. Marlow Ray's fiance is placed in prison to await trial when most of the evidence points to him as the criminal. Rouletabille interrogates several characters: the castle's concierges, Mr. and Mrs. Bernier, the old servant Daddy Jacques, an unfriendly inn landlord and a womanizing gamekeeper, and begins a friendly rivalry with France's top police detective Frederic Larsan, who has been assigned to the case. Larsan suspects Marlow Ray's fiance, a scientist Robert Darzac, to Rouletabille's dismay. More attempts are made on Marlow Ray's life despite Rouletabille and Larsan's protection, and the perpetrator appears to vanish on two occasions when they are closing in on him, echoing Professor John Stricklin's research of "e;matter dissociation"e;. The game-keeper is murdered during the second attempt. Larsan arrests Darzac who is charged with attempted murder. Rouletabille suspects that Darzac has secret reasons not to defend himself and she disappears to America in order to investigate. Two-and-a-half months later, Darzac's trial opens and Rouletabille reappears sensationally from America just in time to tell the court the name of the culprit and to disclose many mysterious details that few readers will have anticipated.

Who were these new people who had just moved in next door?They looked like any ordinary family, at least they appeared so.One of them held the secret that almost one-third of the world would kill to possess. The other two had the job of keeping him safe, sane and happy.Could they keep this dark secret safely within the confines of their modest new rancher?Thanks to their faith in a country that would do what it could to protect them, they would stick to the task at hand. This would be to try to look like they fit into the mold of any ordinary American family, and to live with this deception while they worked it out.This is the story of that family, and the love shared by those around them, including their unbelievable neighbor, Mrs. Peterson.What kind of people had so little regard for human life that they'd go to these extremes for the secret her new neighbors possessed?She alone recognized the peril they faced, and with some help from a retired agent, she rescued them from sure and certain disaster.

Raising children is no small feat. There are many challenges and biting can be one of them. Pre-school Bite Book offers a seasoned childhood educator's view on biting children, ways to prevent such behavior, and encouragement for parents and teachers that a little understanding, awareness, cooperation, and patience goes a long way when dealing with problematic behavior in children.

"e;Wand"e;: What magic can we make in this crazy world?Chris Walkman has an unusual problem: he's just been given $20,000 to make the world a better place, starting right in his hometown, Los Angeles of the 1990's. He'd better try something for real, or a not-so-little indiscretion at his previous job might become a bigger issue. So, fueled by the magic of the money and his overactive imagination, he sets to work, hires a homeless man as a co-pilot, and sets out to change things for the better. His key insight: the pen and television broadcast antennas are wands that can still make magic in our time.