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Ethic, Moral Or Spiritual Value

1. Honor Your Mother And Father Daddy The Superhero
2. Thou Shalt Not Kill Sharks
3. Evangelism The Window In Time
4. Lying Hurts Others Bad Imaginary Friend
5. Gossip The Rumor With Furry Feet
6. Good Friends, Avoiding Bad Influences Fat Wally And The Piggies
7. The Humility Of Christ What's The Deal With Bruno?
8. Selfishness The Prince Of Thieves
9. Envy Horace The Hippo
10. The Love Of God The Broken Angel
11. Forgiveness Dorothy And The Dolphin
12. Peace Willie The Billy Goat
13. Christmas Stanley The Snowman
14. Blessed Are The Poor Baby Polar Bears
15. Hanukah What The Drummer Boy Didn't Know.
16. Missions Rubik's Cube
17. Finding God's Will For Your Life My Cat Thinks She Is President
18. Respect Authority A Raven Named Marvin
19. Joy The Happy Pony
20. Resisting Temptation Belinda And The Tempest
21. Obedience The Three Hobbits
22. Spiritual Gifts The Good Talker
23. Serving Jesus Misty Mountain
24. Patience The Brand New Wizard
25. Kindness Chucky The Ducky
26. Abraham And His Son. Abe And Zack
27. Angels The Angel Child
28. Satan's Desire To Hurt Our Relationships With Each Other Screwtape Likes It That Way
29. The Faithfulness Of God To His People Nobody Asks The

"Learn Where All Our Most Cherished Christmas Traditions Originated From. . .

Where The Holiday We Celebrate In America Started At. . .

And, Why Those Answers May Not Be What You Think!"


Dear Christmas Season Lover,

Christmas is a time for celebration all across the United States. Families and friends gather together for a day of festive merry-making.

But, do you know where the holiday we traditionally celebrate on December 25th originated at? Think it all began with the birth of Jesus Christ? Then you had better think again!

Christmas has always been believed to be a historical date when we celebrate the greatest gift bestowed onto mankind. Many people believe that this was the day that Jesus Christ came into the world.

Unfortunately, no one knows the exact birth date of Jesus. There is, however, another reason why we celebrate Christmas in America on this date. And it stems back to before Jesus was even born!

Inside the brand new PDF e-book, "The History of An American Christmas and Its Traditions", you will learn the real reason why Christmas is celebrated on December 25th.

Along with even more history on why we put up a Christmas Tree, the history of Santa Claus, why Candy Canes were invented, why we hang stockings, the real meaning behind mistletoe, and even more to

Christmas The Season Of Good Will. A Special Time for Family And Friends To Enjoy The Festive Fun. Celebrations, Parties, Presents And Something For Everyone.

Know How To Organize The Best Christmas Surprise Everyone With A Superb Party & New Christmas Ideas From The Traditional To the Contempary.


Christmas Holidays: Ideas For Fun & Celebrations

Dear Friend,

So, Christmas is around the corner again and you can feel the holiday season approaching already. If you are also a Christmas enthusiast like me then this letter is specially meant for you. Though the traditional ways of celebrating Christmas has its own importance and nostalgia attached with it, why not try something new and exiting this season? While you can have the traditions intact, at the same time you can surprise your guests, friends and relatives with your fresh and innovative ideas.

Whether it is the party that you throw at your place or the gifts you present to your loved ones, doing things a bit differently can add a tingling flavor to all the events. What can be more wonderful that receiving gifts that are personalize or attending parties that are fun and different from the stereotype ones. So, get different, get creative and collect all the praises for your exciting new ideas this Christmas!!!

Table Of Contents:

• A Raven Named Marvin
• A Bad Dream
• A Swear Word in Heaven
• Abe and Zack
• A Trip on a Comet
• All the Little Lemurs
• Bad Imaginary Friend
• Baby Polar Bears
• Belinda and Tempest
• Charlie Wont Go
• Cartoon Dreams
• Chucky the Ducky
• Discovering Heaven
• Daddy the Superhero
• Dorothy and the Dolphin
• Easter in the Garden
• Eagles and Bears
• Fat Wally and the Piggies
• If I Were God
• Horace the Hippo
• Is it Sin if You Didnt Know
• Loving Bullies
• Love in a Bottle
• Merlins Magic Words
• My Cat Thinks She is President
• Misty Mountain
• Nobody Asks the Donkey
• Screwtape Again
• Rubiks Cube
• Sharks
• Stanley the Snowman
• Smudge and Snuggles Find a Statue
• The Angel Child
• The Brand New Wizard
• The Beggar Prince
• The Broken Angel
• The Good Talker
• The Good Little Snake
• The Great Tiger
• The Joy of Stephen
• The Happy Pony
• The Prince of Thieves
• The Window in Time
• The Rumor with Furry Feet
• Three Hobbits
• What Odd Creatures God Made
• What Does God Like
• What the Drummer Boy Didnt Know
• Willie the Billy Goat
• Whats the

CONTENTS

• INTRODUCTION
• ESTHER, From the Old Testament
• THE HISTORY OF ALI BABA AND THE FORTY ROBBERS, From "The Arabian Nights"
• RIP VAN WINKLE, By Washington Irving
• THE GOLD-BUG, By Edgar Allan Poe
• A CHRISTMAS CAROL, By Charles Dickens
• THE GREAT STONE FACE, By Nathaniel Hawthorne
• RAB AND HIS FRIENDS, By Dr. John Brown
• THE OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT, By Bret Harte
• MARKHEIM, By Robert Louis Stevenson
• THE NECKLACE, By Guy de Maupassant
• THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING, By Rudyard Kipling
• THE GIFT OF THE MAGI, By O. Henry

Table of Contents

• About This Book
• Title Page
• Preface
• Prolegomena
• The Gospels in General
• Matthew
• Mark
• Luke
• John
• Acts
• The Epistles in General
• The Epistles of Paul
• The Epistle to the Romans
• The First Epistle to the Corinthians
• The Second Epistle to the Corinthians
• The Epistle to the Galatians
• The Epistle to the Ephesians
• The Epistle to the Philippians
• The Epistle to the Colossians
• The First Epistle to the Thessalonians
• The Second Epistle to the Thessalonians
• The Pastoral Epistles
• The First Epistle to Timothy
• The Second Epistle to Timothy
• The Epistle to Titus
• The Epistle to Philemon
• The Epistle to the Hebrews
• The General Epistle of James
• The First General Epistle of Peter
• The Second General Epistle of Peter
• The First General Epistle of John
• The Second and Third General Epistles of John
• The General Epistle of Jude
• The Revelation of John
• Indexes

PREFACE

This little work on New Testament Introduction is the result of labor done in and for the class-room, and is primarily intended for my own students. It is not and does not pretend to be a work of original

Volume 1
Apostolic Christianity
A.D. 1-100
596 Pages

Volume 2
Ante-Nicene Christianity
A.D. 100-325
623 Pages

Volume 3
Nicene & Post-Nicene Christianity
A.D. 311-600
654 Pages

Volume 4
Mediaeval Christianity
A.D. 590-1073
508 Pages

Volume 5
The Middle Ages
A.D. 1049-1294
491 Pages

Volume 6
The Middle Ages
A.D. 1294-1517
450 Pages

Volume 7
Modern Christianity:
The German Reformation
447 Pages

Volume 8
Modern Christianity:
The Swiss Reformation
550 Pages

TO THE READER

IN this small volume I have endeavored to point out the WAY TO GOD.

I have embodied in the little ebook a considerable part of several addresses which have been delivered in different cities, both of Great Britain and my own country. God has graciously owned them when spoken from the pulpit, and I trust will none the less add his blessing now they have been put into the printed page with additional matter.

I have called attention first to the Love of God, the source of all Gifts of Grace; have then endeavored to present truths to meet the special needs of representative classes, answering the question, "How man can be just with God," hoping thereby to lead souls to Him who is "the Way, the Truth and the Life."

The last chapter is specially addressed to Backsliders-a class, alas, far too numerous amongst us.

With the earnest prayer and hope that by the blessing of God on these pages the reader may be strengthened, established and settled in the faith of Christ,

I am, yours in His service,
D. L. MOODY

Table Of Contents:

• THE GATEWAY INTO THE KINGDOM
• "LOVE THAT PASSETH KNOWLEDGE"
• THE TWO CLASSES
• A DIVINE SAVIOUR
• WORDS OF COUNSEL
• REPENTANCE AND RESTITUTION
• CHRIST ALL AND IN ALL
• ASSURANCE OF SALVATION
• BACKSLIDING

Table of Contents

• Preface
• Books of the New Testament
• Harmony of the Gospels
• Our Lord's Miracles
• Our Lord's Parables
• Our Lord's Discourses and Conversations
• The Discourses in Acts of the Apostles
• Tables of Time, Measures, Weights, Etc
• A Table of Measures
• A Table of Weights
• A Table of Money
• Measures of Liquids
• Measures of Dry Things
• The Gospel According to Matthew
• Introduction to Matthew
• The Genealogy and Birth of Christ
• The Wise Men and the Flight into Egypt
• John the Baptist and the Baptism of Christ
• The Temptation, and Christ's Ministry in Galilee
• The Sermon on the Mount
• Miracles at Capernaum and on the Sea
• The Ministry at Capernaum
• The Call and Charge to the Apostles
• The Message from John the Baptist
• The Pharisees Take Counsel Against and Seek to Destroy Jesus
• Seven Parables of the Kingdom
• The Miracles Beyond and Upon the Sea of Galilee
• Christ and the Pharisees: The Woman of Canaan
• The Foundation of the Church
• The Transfiguration
• The Greatest in the Kingdom
• Marriage and Divorce; The Rich Ruler
• The Laborers in the Vineyard; The Ambitious Mother
• Christ Entering

Collection of commentary on the Psalms of David is the crown of Charles Spurgeon's work.

4,773 Pages!

PREFACE

My Preface shall at least possess the virtue of brevity, as I find it difficult to impart to it any other.
The delightful study of the Psalms has yielded me boundless profit and ever-growing pleasure; common gratitude constrains me to communicate to others a portion of the benefit, with the prayer that it may induce them to search further for themselves. That I have nothing better of my own to offer upon this peerless book is to me matter of deepest regret; that I have anything whatever to present is subject for devout gratitude to the Lord of grace. I have done my best, but, conscious of many defects, I heartily wish I could have done far better.
The Exposition here given is my own. I consulted a few authors before penning it, to aid me in interpretation and arouse my thoughts; but, still I can claim originality for my comments, at least so I honestly think. Whether they are better or worse for that, I know not; at least I know I have sought heavenly guidance while writing them, and therefore I look for a blessing on the printing of them.
The collection of quotations was an after-thought. In fact, matter grew upon me which I thought too good to throw away. It seemed to me that it might