Bøger af Michael Fraser

Why is this book different from other books on end time prophecy? In the book of Revelation, there are seven seals, seven trumpets, and seven bowls of wrath. Without exception, everyone interprets them in that order. The actual order is the seven seals, trumpet, bowl of wrath, trumpet, bowl of wrath ... With this arrangement, all the prophecies from both the Old and New Testaments, and the Gospels fit together revealing a picture of what actually occurs. Once the picture reveals itself, we can understand not only how, but also why things happen. Realistic scientific explanations can be developed that describe how the prophecies will transpire. Based on this new prophetic picture, interpreting historic world events introduces a unique perspective on why they occurred. This book takes the guesswork out of what the end time prophecies are saying. As members of this special generation, eternal blessings and rewards await us. Living and entering the New Jerusalem is a privilege. When we let the Lord work through us, He builds our mansion in the New Jerusalem. Understanding this empowers us to conduct our selves with love and faithfulness. On the other hand, disobedience can destroy our inheritance and rewards injuring our eternal position in the Kingdom of God.

A chronological history between Canada and Indigenous Peoples and How to Ally with Indigenous People.As more and more of us confront the fact that the world is not equitable for all, it is crucial tounderstand Allyship & reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. In this powerful book, learn in a non-colonized way about The Doctrine of discovery, Terra Nullius, The Indian Act, Reservations, The Pass System, Treaties, Residential Schools, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, and much more. This book is ceremonial, factual & authentic offering a wholistic learningopportunity incorporating all four aspects of our being: physical, emotional, mental and spiritual. This book was put together as a call to action as Canada began reconciliation with the original people in Canada.

For poetry readers, but also those interested in racial history, the African diaspora, and the transnational racial dynamics of North America. Genre: Fraser employs dramatic monologue and research into the eräs lexicon: he compiled his own dictionary of words, particularly slang, to ensure verisimilitude and authenticity of voice Editorial comps include Rita Dove¿s Thomas and Beulah, The Voyage of the Sable Venus by Robin Coste-Lewis, the Louisiana poems of Yusef Komunyakaa, and the monologues of Ai. Born in Grenada, Fraser is a dual Grenadian-Canadian citizen. His work has appeared widely in Canadian literary journals as well as in Best Canadian Poetry, and he is a past winner of the CBC Poetry Prize.

A comprehensive reference tool in humanities computing. Essays in nine disciplines describe resources and introduce the state of humanities computing. Platform, price, system requirements, and means of acquisition are noted with substantial descriptions of each project plus review citations.