Bøger af Young Lee

Worship is the purpose for which we were created and redeemed. It is why God sent His only Son to save us from our sins. We go out on the street to evangelize people who do not worship God because they do not know Him. Evangelism and mission have one goal: to bring people to worship God, the Creator, the Redeemer, and the Sustainer of life. The goal of evangelism and mission is to usher people into what has been missing in their life: worship of one true God. This book explores how notable biblical figures worshiped the God of the Bible. When interacting with biblical figures in the Bible, we are blessed as we can contemplate on the essential things of life that matter most to God. Although these biblical figures lived thousands of years before us, we are able to meet them as if they come alive through studying them in the Bible. This connection is the work of the Holy Spirit. Their worship demonstrated in their journey of faith provides us with priceless lessons to discover who God is and how to deepen our worship to His glory.

This is a family story. It is also a love story, until now untold to our family and grandchildren. This story is for all first generation immigrants, for their children and for whomever else may need a piece of broken mirror to reflect on their lives. This is a story of minority first generation immigrants; from rags to riches, family pains to serenity and stock gambling addiction to recovery for nothing but full and contented life in free America.

Modern Korean history is an important subject as Korea is at a crossroads. On one side is a peaceful unification with North Korea being absorbed into South Korea, a democratic economic power. On the other side is a diametrically divided country, a country living under the constant threat of nuclear bombs from communist North Korea under a family dictatorship into its third generation. The author, having lived in both Korea and the U.S., presents an objective and panoramic view of history through the life of Park Chung-hee (1917-1979), the industrial president who eliminated chronic poverty. The book is essential reading for Korean immigrants, expatriates and their children numbering eight million, and world citizens eager to learn the Miracle on the Han River and the New Community Movement President Park ushered in in Korea for a better life and more peaceful world.

Modern Korean history is an important subject for future generations of Korean immigrants to learn their background and heritage. The new generation will learn important lessons for their survival and successful life from their parents' experience and struggles for independence and democracy. The search for simple English storytelling on the subject found no easy answer. The Author, having lived in both Korea and the U.S., presents an objective and panoramic view of history through the life of Syngman Rhee (1875-1965), the revolutionary, the reformer and the first president of the Republic of Korea. The Author describes international politics in the colonial period and a young man destined to be an enlightened and courageous spiritual and political leader to bridge the old Korean dynasty engulfed in colonization and a war to a vibrant new Republic. The Republic became a bulwark of democracy in the Far East swept by communism. This book is essential reading for the new generation interested in the dazzling progress of the new republic, a fratricidal war to thwart communism, and the people's will for democracy and freedom. The book provides an ample resource of education in Korean history, language arts for the first generation, and the inspiration of a charismatic leader. Whether speaking English or not, a reader can start a journey in both history and language arts with New Dawn to enrich their lives.

Parts I and II summarise and provide an overview of core theory (including key simulation methods) and inference methods, complemented by a selection of recent research developments and applications. Knowledge of matrix theory with basics of probability theory, including Poisson processes, is considered a prerequisite.