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Showing posts with label Grandmother Have the Angels Come. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grandmother Have the Angels Come. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2010

Angels by Dr. David Jeremiah

Angels: Who They Are and How They Help--What the Bible Reveals

Angels by Dr. David Jeremiah 

The Remarkable Truth about the Agents of Heaven
People have long been fascinated by stories of angel sightings, yet many contemporary beliefs about angels are based on misconception and myth rather than solide, biblical truth.
As he's done so brilliantly for decades, respected Bible teacher Dr. David Jeremiah uses Scripture to unveil the remarkable truth about these agents of heaven and their role in our world and our lives.
What are angels? What is their role in God's plan? Are they present? Do they appear? Do they give us personal insight about our work and our worship?
In this broad and thorough survey of Scripture, Dr. Jeremiah clearly and simply separates fact from fiction as it relates to angels. His enlightening findings are supported with illustrations and insights from prominent teachers, such as Billy Graham, Corrie ten Boom, C. S. Lewis, and more.
Dr. Jeremiah's down-to-earth style guides readers around the hype about angels and directly into the "substance of things unseen!"
Giveaway copies available through Goodreads
Giveaway dates: Jan 26-Feb 26, 2010
20 copies available, 218 people requesting
Countries available: US 


Through out the pages of this book Dr. David Jeremiah leads readers on an in depth conversation about what the Bible provides on the topic of angels. There is a what, when, why and often how about angels and included is a scriptural index that makes your own referencing much less complicated. 


I have always had a personal belief in angels, but not put much thought to it. There are some people who have become fascinated with the angelic beings and it is interested how Dr. Jeremiah puts this into perspective. The book is a little hard to chew, meaning that you can really only absorb bits of it at a time. Yet after mulling through the details the educational value is high and it really drives you back to scripture. 


I admit I enjoy their choice of font for the book as well. 


*Thanks to Waterbrook Multnomah for providing a copy for review.* 



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Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Grandmother, Have the Angels Come?: a review

Grandmother, Have the Angels Come? Grandmother, Have the Angels Come? by Denise Vega

With its beautiful imagery and vibrant illustrations Grandmother, Have the Angels Come? celebrates the relationship between old and young, while touching on the subject of aging in a subtle, lyrical manner.

Denise Vega's graceful, rhythmic dialogue combine with stunning art from Hula Lullaby's Erin Eitter Kono to tackle a tough subject with a graceful and spiritual touch.

My review


rating: 4 of 5 stars
Simply by looking at the cover, you know that this book has interesting artistry. Flipping through the pages, it is seen that the pictures pull imagination with reality in an absolutely beautiful fashion. The colors are vibrant and the images are very pleasing to the eye. I could easily imagine a child staring at these pictures for hours and imagine mine will too in the years to come. (Due in August, btw).



The story is a conversation between a granddaughter and her grandmother discussing the effects of aging as from the vision of a child. It is an incredibly creative way to explain the various effects of aging that are not normally explained to a child. On each page, the granddaughter asks the grandmother if the angels have come and done something such as covered her ears, and then the grandmother explains yes and why to prepare her.



Each page has a great rhythm and this is easily a good read-aloud book. I recommend it, and once you have read, I believe that you will too.


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Denise Vega wrote her first children's book when she was twelve years old. Her short stories have been published in a number of children's magazines including Spider, Highlights and Pockets. She is the author of Click Here (to find out how i survived seventh grade).

Erin Eitter Kono was raised in the Midwest, studied Art History in England, then became a Flight Attendant and traveled throughout the world. Her work is inspired by the cultures and places she loves. She has illustrated Hula Lullaby (which she also wrote) and Passover!

Little Brown and Company
Category:
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS, JUVENILE FICTION
Format:
HARDCOVER BOOK
Subformat:
PICTURE BOOK/NOVELTY
Publish Date:
2/1/2009
Price:
$16.99
ISBN:
9780316106634
Pages:
32
Size:
9-3/4" x 9-3/4"