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Softcover. [5], 153 p.; 18 cm. (Great Books Foundation ; 1009) Good, side stapled, in spotted green wrapper. Pages lt. toned.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What does it look like when God refuses to abandon a soul?The life of Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) answers that question with uncommon honesty and enduring power.Augustine's story continues to speak across centuries because it reflects a struggle many believers still recognize today-a life marked by desire without rest, knowledge without obedience, faith without surrender, and grace that refuses to let go. His journey exposes the inner conflict of the human heart and the relentless mercy of God who pursues, confronts, restores, and transforms.Living Epistles: St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) is a Christian devotional biography designed to disciple believers through lived testimony rather than abstract theory. Drawing from Augustine's Confessions and anchored firmly in Scripture, this book presents Augustine's life not as distant history, but as a living letter written by God for the Church today.Through a compelling biographical narrative and a carefully structured 40-day devotional journey, readers are guided through themes of repentance, identity, delayed obedience, divided desire, inner conflict, grace, holiness, endurance, spiritual warfare, maturity, and visible fruit. The journey intentionally moves from Augustine's formation to the reader's transformation.The final movement of the book shifts decisively toward the reader. Through subtle, story-driven scenarios and practical acts of obedience, readers are invited to embody what they have learned-examining their own lives as living epistles of Christ, written by the Spirit of the living God and read by the world.This book is written for individual devotion, group study, church discipleship, leadership formation, and missions training. It is designed not merely to inform, but to form-calling believers to a faith that is visible, legible, and fruitful.This is not merely a story.WHO THIS BOOK IS FORThis book is for: Christians hungry for spiritual depth and obedient faithBelievers wrestling with delayed surrender or divided desireChurch leaders discipling others in real-life ChristianityNew believers seeking authentic models of lived faithReaders who want Scripture applied, not merely explainedThis book is written for all believers, trusting the Holy Spirit to personalize truth according to each reader's journey.THE PROMISE OF THIS BOOKThis book promises to: Awaken spiritual hungerConfront half-hearted obedienceStrengthen faith through honest testimonyDeepen love for ScriptureInspire a life that bears visible fruitEquip readers to live as ambassadors of ChristIt does not promise comfort without change.It promises transformation through surrender.Early Readers Feedback: "This book transforms Augustine from a distant theological giant into a fellow pilgrim whose struggles, delays, and surrender feel strikingly modern. It is both sobering and hope-filled.""A rare blend of biography, Scripture, and spiritual formation. This devotional does not merely inform the mind-it presses gently but firmly on the heart.""Living Epistles invites the reader to stop observing faith from a distance and begin living it visibly. Augustine's honesty becomes a doorway to personal repentance and renewal.""This work reminds us that God's greatest testimonies are not polished lives, but yielded ones. Augustine's story is handled with reverence, depth, and pastoral wisdom.""More than a 40-day devotional, this book is a sustained encounter with grace-the kind that pursues, waits, confronts, and ultimately transforms." What does it look Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Softcover. 2nd impression. 79 p.; 18 cm. (World Christian books ; 34) [Reprint of 1960 edition] VG in orig. umber wrapper. Edges lt. spotted.

Softcover. [3], 148 p.; 21.5 cm. Includes Books 1-13 in a modern speech version Good in lt. creased orig. black and gold on white wrapper.

Hardcover. xv, 76 p.; 22.5 cm. (Sammlung ausgewahlter kirchen- und dogmengeschichtlicher Quellenschriften ; 4) Good orig. maroon cloth. Heavy interlinear pencilling.

Hardcover. title-page by F. H. Ehmcke (illustrator). 3.-5. Tausend. xix, 315, [2] p.; 21 cm. Includes Books 1-13 G ex-lib. orig.brick cloth spine, faded blue boards. Pages toned.

Hardcover. 183 p.; 19.5 cm. (Dokumente der Religion ; 1. Band) Good ex-lib.edgeworn orig. beige boards. Pages toned and brittle.

Hardcover. With an introduction by M. C. D'Arcy, S.J. 108 p.; 19 cm. Selected from the Confessions and other writings Good ex-lib. orig. brick cloth in sleeved illus. dj.

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Softcover. 1st thus. 55 p.; 18 cm. Spelling modernized. Carries Nihil obstat and Imprimatur. (Kapsner, A Benedictine bibliography 10673a) VG, sewn, in orig. tan wrapper. Prior owner's stamps.

Softcover. x, 11-272 p.; 18 cm. (Mentor-omega book ; MT601) Arranged under 10 headings, with sel. bibliography, Augustine's works, glossary Good in edgeworn orig. illus. wrapper. Pages lightly toned.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What does it look like when God refuses to abandon a soul?The life of Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) answers that question with uncommon honesty and enduring power.Augustine's story continues to speak across centuries because it reflects a struggle many believers still recognize today-a life marked by desire without rest, knowledge without obedience, faith without surrender, and grace that refuses to let go. His journey exposes the inner conflict of the human heart and the relentless mercy of God who pursues, confronts, restores, and transforms.Living Epistles: St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) is a Christian devotional biography designed to disciple believers through lived testimony rather than abstract theory. Drawing from Augustine's Confessions and anchored firmly in Scripture, this book presents Augustine's life not as distant history, but as a living letter written by God for the Church today.Through a compelling biographical narrative and a carefully structured 40-day devotional journey, readers are guided through themes of repentance, identity, delayed obedience, divided desire, inner conflict, grace, holiness, endurance, spiritual warfare, maturity, and visible fruit. The journey intentionally moves from Augustine's formation to the reader's transformation.The final movement of the book shifts decisively toward the reader. Through subtle, story-driven scenarios and practical acts of obedience, readers are invited to embody what they have learned-examining their own lives as living epistles of Christ, written by the Spirit of the living God and read by the world.This book is written for individual devotion, group study, church discipleship, leadership formation, and missions training. It is designed not merely to inform, but to form-calling believers to a faith that is visible, legible, and fruitful.This is not merely a story.WHO THIS BOOK IS FORThis book is for: Christians hungry for spiritual depth and obedient faithBelievers wrestling with delayed surrender or divided desireChurch leaders discipling others in real-life ChristianityNew believers seeking authentic models of lived faithReaders who want Scripture applied, not merely explainedThis book is written for all believers, trusting the Holy Spirit to personalize truth according to each reader's journey.THE PROMISE OF THIS BOOKThis book promises to: Awaken spiritual hungerConfront half-hearted obedienceStrengthen faith through honest testimonyDeepen love for ScriptureInspire a life that bears visible fruitEquip readers to live as ambassadors of ChristIt does not promise comfort without change.It promises transformation through surrender.Early Readers Feedback: "This book transforms Augustine from a distant theological giant into a fellow pilgrim whose struggles, delays, and surrender feel strikingly modern. It is both sobering and hope-filled.""A rare blend of biography, Scripture, and spiritual formation. This devotional does not merely inform the mind-it presses gently but firmly on the heart.""Living Epistles invites the reader to stop observing faith from a distance and begin living it visibly. Augustine's honesty becomes a doorway to personal repentance and renewal.""This work reminds us that God's greatest testimonies are not polished lives, but yielded ones. Augustine's story is handled with reverence, depth, and pastoral wisdom.""More than a 40-day devotional, this book is a sustained encounter with grace-the kind that pursues, waits, confronts, and ultimately transforms." What does it look like w Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Pamphlet. 32 p.; 18 cm. (Texts for students ; 46) A sermon to catechumens, about 400 CE (Opuscula, 1; PL 40, p. 626) VG, stapled, in orig. blue wrapper.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Pws moiazei otan o Oeos arneitai na egkataleipsei mia psyxh;Mesa apo mia synarpastikh biografia kai ena prosektika sxediasmeno 40hmero eylabiko taxidi, oi anagnwstes kaoodhgoyntai se oemata metanoias, taytothtas, kaoysterhmenhs ypakohs, dixasmenwn epioymiwn, eswterikhs sygkroyshs, xaritos, agiothtas, epimonhs, pneymatikoy polemoy, wrimothtas kai oratoy karpoy. To taxidi - Anagnwstes poy oeloyn oi Grafes na efarmozontai, oxi aplws na exhgoyntaiAyto to biblio einai grammeno gia oloys toys pistoys, me thn empistosynh oti to Agio Pneyma oa exatomikeysei thn alhoeia kaows to taxidi kaoe anagnwsth xediplwnetai.H Yposxesh Aytoy toy BiblioyAyto to biblio yposxetai na - Diegeirei thn pneymatikh peina- Antimetwpisei thn misokardiakh ypakoh- Endynamwsei thn pisth mesw ths eilikrinoys martyrias- Endynamwsei thn agaph gia ton Logo- Empneysei mia zwh poy apoferei orata karpoys- Exoplisei toys anagnwstes na zoyn ws presbeytes toy Xristoy.Den yposxetai parhgoria xwris allagh.Yposxetai allagh mesw ths ypotaghs."Ayto to biblio metamorfwnei ton Aygoystino apo enan makrino oeologiko giganta se enan syn-proskynhth. Oi agwnes toy, oi kaoysterhseis toy kai h paradosh toy fainontai axioshmeiwta sygxrones. Kai ta dyo einai synarpastika kai elpidofora.""Ena spanio meigma biografias, grafwn kai pneymatikhs diamorfwshs. Ayto to eylabiko keimeno den plhroforei aplws to myalo - piezei apala alla staoera thn kardia.""Ta Zwntana Mhnymata proskaloyn ton anagnwsth na stamathsei na koitazei thn pisth apo makria kai na arxisei na th zei anoixta. H pistothta toy Aygoystinoy ginetai mia porta gia proswpikh metanoia kai ananewsh.""Ayto to ergo mas ypenoymizei oti oi megalyteres martyries gia ton Oeo den einai oi gyalismenes zwes, alla mallon oi zwes poy dinontai. H istoria toy Aygoystinoy antimetwpizetai me sebasmo, baoos kai poimantikh sofia."Panw apo 40 hmeres afosiwshs, ayto to biblio einai mia diarkhs sxesh me th xarh - mia sxesh poy epidiwkei, perimenei, antimetwpizei kai telika metamorfwnei. This item is printed Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. ix, [1], 62 p.; 20 cm. Latin texts followed by Searle's interpretations in English verse Good ex-lib. orig. patterned maroon boards. Flaps only of dj.

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Hardcover. designer: Ernst Reichl (illustrator). xix, 234 p.; 21.5 cm. Contents: I. Love of man and love of God (1-5) -- II. On the holy days (6-10) -- III. Pagans and heretics (11-15) -- IV. Christianity prefigures (16-19) -- V. The world of the present and the world to come (20-23) -- VI. Diverse topics (24-29) -- Epilogue: life in Christ (30) -- `After reading the sermons contained in Migne, volumes 38 and 39, and those in Morin's text--a total of somewhat more than 500--I found about 60 that seemed particularly persuasive, instructive, beautiful, or memorable. From these I selected 30 [PL 34 385 161 392 349 184 194 201 224, Mai 95, PL 360 183 348 150 241 1 364 10 300 81 374, Guelferb. 1, PL 22 73 43 273 274 355 340, Mai 126] that give as wide a representation as possible of Augustine's thought. Although the method of selection is naturally colored by my likes and dislikes, I believe I have done justice to every major topic covered within the sermons. Three of the sermons in this collection (2, 17, and 29 [PL 385 364 340]) are now attributed to St. Caesar of Arles (ca. 470-542). Their legitimacy in a collection of St. Augustine's sermons can be defended by the fact that St. Caesar, who was an heir to antiquity's liberal view of plagiarism, appropriated these sermons from St. Augustine, merely adding his own exordium or conclusion or changing a word here and there.' (p. xi) Good orig. purple cloth, spine ends lt. rubbed, in dj.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What does it look like when God refuses to abandon a soul?The life of Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) answers that question with uncommon honesty and enduring power.Augustine's story continues to speak across centuries because it reflects a struggle many believers still recognize today-a life marked by desire without rest, knowledge without obedience, faith without surrender, and grace that refuses to let go. His journey exposes the inner conflict of the human heart and the relentless mercy of God who pursues, confronts, restores, and transforms.Living Epistles: St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) is a Christian devotional biography designed to disciple believers through lived testimony rather than abstract theory. Drawing from Augustine's Confessions and anchored firmly in Scripture, this book presents Augustine's life not as distant history, but as a living letter written by God for the Church today.Through a compelling biographical narrative and a carefully structured 40-day devotional journey, readers are guided through themes of repentance, identity, delayed obedience, divided desire, inner conflict, grace, holiness, endurance, spiritual warfare, maturity, and visible fruit. The journey intentionally moves from Augustine's formation to the reader's transformation.The final movement of the book shifts decisively toward the reader. Through subtle, story-driven scenarios and practical acts of obedience, readers are invited to embody what they have learned-examining their own lives as living epistles of Christ, written by the Spirit of the living God and read by the world.This book is written for individual devotion, group study, church discipleship, leadership formation, and missions training. It is designed not merely to inform, but to form-calling believers to a faith that is visible, legible, and fruitful.This is not merely a story.WHO THIS BOOK IS FORThis book is for: Christians hungry for spiritual depth and obedient faithBelievers wrestling with delayed surrender or divided desireChurch leaders discipling others in real-life ChristianityNew believers seeking authentic models of lived faithReaders who want Scripture applied, not merely explainedThis book is written for all believers, trusting the Holy Spirit to personalize truth according to each reader's journey.THE PROMISE OF THIS BOOKThis book promises to: Awaken spiritual hungerConfront half-hearted obedienceStrengthen faith through honest testimonyDeepen love for ScriptureInspire a life that bears visible fruitEquip readers to live as ambassadors of ChristIt does not promise comfort without change.It promises transformation through surrender.Early Readers Feedback: "This book transforms Augustine from a distant theological giant into a fellow pilgrim whose struggles, delays, and surrender feel strikingly modern. It is both sobering and hope-filled.""A rare blend of biography, Scripture, and spiritual formation. This devotional does not merely inform the mind-it presses gently but firmly on the heart.""Living Epistles invites the reader to stop observing faith from a distance and begin living it visibly. Augustine's honesty becomes a doorway to personal repentance and renewal.""This work reminds us that God's greatest testimonies are not polished lives, but yielded ones. Augustine's story is handled with reverence, depth, and pastoral wisdom.""More than a 40-day devotional, this book is a sustained encounter with grace-the kind that pursues, waits, confronts, and ultimately transforms." What Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. What does it look like when God refuses to abandon a soul?The life of Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) answers that question with uncommon honesty and enduring power.Augustine's story continues to speak across centuries because it reflects a struggle many believers still recognize today-a life marked by desire without rest, knowledge without obedience, faith without surrender, and grace that refuses to let go. His journey exposes the inner conflict of the human heart and the relentless mercy of God who pursues, confronts, restores, and transforms.Living Epistles: St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) is a Christian devotional biography designed to disciple believers through lived testimony rather than abstract theory. Drawing from Augustine's Confessions and anchored firmly in Scripture, this book presents Augustine's life not as distant history, but as a living letter written by God for the Church today.Through a compelling biographical narrative and a carefully structured 40-day devotional journey, readers are guided through themes of repentance, identity, delayed obedience, divided desire, inner conflict, grace, holiness, endurance, spiritual warfare, maturity, and visible fruit. The journey intentionally moves from Augustine's formation to the reader's transformation.The final movement of the book shifts decisively toward the reader. Through subtle, story-driven scenarios and practical acts of obedience, readers are invited to embody what they have learned-examining their own lives as living epistles of Christ, written by the Spirit of the living God and read by the world.This book is written for individual devotion, group study, church discipleship, leadership formation, and missions training. It is designed not merely to inform, but to form-calling believers to a faith that is visible, legible, and fruitful.This is not merely a story.WHO THIS BOOK IS FORThis book is for: Christians hungry for spiritual depth and obedient faithBelievers wrestling with delayed surrender or divided desireChurch leaders discipling others in real-life ChristianityNew believers seeking authentic models of lived faithReaders who want Scripture applied, not merely explainedThis book is written for all believers, trusting the Holy Spirit to personalize truth according to each reader's journey.THE PROMISE OF THIS BOOKThis book promises to: Awaken spiritual hungerConfront half-hearted obedienceStrengthen faith through honest testimonyDeepen love for ScriptureInspire a life that bears visible fruitEquip readers to live as ambassadors of ChristIt does not promise comfort without change.It promises transformation through surrender.Early Readers Feedback: "This book transforms Augustine from a distant theological giant into a fellow pilgrim whose struggles, delays, and surrender feel strikingly modern. It is both sobering and hope-filled.""A rare blend of biography, Scripture, and spiritual formation. This devotional does not merely inform the mind-it presses gently but firmly on the heart.""Living Epistles invites the reader to stop observing faith from a distance and begin living it visibly. Augustine's honesty becomes a doorway to personal repentance and renewal.""This work reminds us that God's greatest testimonies are not polished lives, but yielded ones. Augustine's story is handled with reverence, depth, and pastoral wisdom.""More than a 40-day devotional, this book is a sustained encounter with grace-the kind that pursues, waits, confronts, and ultimately transforms." What Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What does it look like when God refuses to abandon a soul?The life of Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) answers that question with uncommon honesty and enduring power.Augustine's story continues to speak across centuries because it reflects a struggle many believers still recognize today-a life marked by desire without rest, knowledge without obedience, faith without surrender, and grace that refuses to let go. His journey exposes the inner conflict of the human heart and the relentless mercy of God who pursues, confronts, restores, and transforms.Living Epistles: St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) is a Christian devotional biography designed to disciple believers through lived testimony rather than abstract theory. Drawing from Augustine's Confessions and anchored firmly in Scripture, this book presents Augustine's life not as distant history, but as a living letter written by God for the Church today.Through a compelling biographical narrative and a carefully structured 40-day devotional journey, readers are guided through themes of repentance, identity, delayed obedience, divided desire, inner conflict, grace, holiness, endurance, spiritual warfare, maturity, and visible fruit. The journey intentionally moves from Augustine's formation to the reader's transformation.The final movement of the book shifts decisively toward the reader. Through subtle, story-driven scenarios and practical acts of obedience, readers are invited to embody what they have learned-examining their own lives as living epistles of Christ, written by the Spirit of the living God and read by the world.This book is written for individual devotion, group study, church discipleship, leadership formation, and missions training. It is designed not merely to inform, but to form-calling believers to a faith that is visible, legible, and fruitful.This is not merely a story.WHO THIS BOOK IS FORThis book is for: Christians hungry for spiritual depth and obedient faithBelievers wrestling with delayed surrender or divided desireChurch leaders discipling others in real-life ChristianityNew believers seeking authentic models of lived faithReaders who want Scripture applied, not merely explainedThis book is written for all believers, trusting the Holy Spirit to personalize truth according to each reader's journey.THE PROMISE OF THIS BOOKThis book promises to: Awaken spiritual hungerConfront half-hearted obedienceStrengthen faith through honest testimonyDeepen love for ScriptureInspire a life that bears visible fruitEquip readers to live as ambassadors of ChristIt does not promise comfort without change.It promises transformation through surrender.Early Readers Feedback: "This book transforms Augustine from a distant theological giant into a fellow pilgrim whose struggles, delays, and surrender feel strikingly modern. It is both sobering and hope-filled.""A rare blend of biography, Scripture, and spiritual formation. This devotional does not merely inform the mind-it presses gently but firmly on the heart.""Living Epistles invites the reader to stop observing faith from a distance and begin living it visibly. Augustine's honesty becomes a doorway to personal repentance and renewal.""This work reminds us that God's greatest testimonies are not polished lives, but yielded ones. Augustine's story is handled with reverence, depth, and pastoral wisdom.""More than a 40-day devotional, this book is a sustained encounter with grace-the kind that pursues, waits, confronts, and ultimately transforms." What does i Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What does it look like when God refuses to abandon a soul?The life of Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) answers that question with uncommon honesty and enduring power.Augustine's story continues to speak across centuries because it reflects a struggle many believers still recognize today-a life marked by desire without rest, knowledge without obedience, faith without surrender, and grace that refuses to let go. His journey exposes the inner conflict of the human heart and the relentless mercy of God who pursues, confronts, restores, and transforms.Living Epistles: St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD) is a Christian devotional biography designed to disciple believers through lived testimony rather than abstract theory. Drawing from Augustine's Confessions and anchored firmly in Scripture, this book presents Augustine's life not as distant history, but as a living letter written by God for the Church today.Through a compelling biographical narrative and a carefully structured 40-day devotional journey, readers are guided through themes of repentance, identity, delayed obedience, divided desire, inner conflict, grace, holiness, endurance, spiritual warfare, maturity, and visible fruit. The journey intentionally moves from Augustine's formation to the reader's transformation.The final movement of the book shifts decisively toward the reader. Through subtle, story-driven scenarios and practical acts of obedience, readers are invited to embody what they have learned-examining their own lives as living epistles of Christ, written by the Spirit of the living God and read by the world.This book is written for individual devotion, group study, church discipleship, leadership formation, and missions training. It is designed not merely to inform, but to form-calling believers to a faith that is visible, legible, and fruitful.This is not merely a story.WHO THIS BOOK IS FORThis book is for: Christians hungry for spiritual depth and obedient faithBelievers wrestling with delayed surrender or divided desireChurch leaders discipling others in real-life ChristianityNew believers seeking authentic models of lived faithReaders who want Scripture applied, not merely explainedThis book is written for all believers, trusting the Holy Spirit to personalize truth according to each reader's journey.THE PROMISE OF THIS BOOKThis book promises to: Awaken spiritual hungerConfront half-hearted obedienceStrengthen faith through honest testimonyDeepen love for ScriptureInspire a life that bears visible fruitEquip readers to live as ambassadors of ChristIt does not promise comfort without change.It promises transformation through surrender.Early Readers Feedback: "This book transforms Augustine from a distant theological giant into a fellow pilgrim whose struggles, delays, and surrender feel strikingly modern. It is both sobering and hope-filled.""A rare blend of biography, Scripture, and spiritual formation. This devotional does not merely inform the mind-it presses gently but firmly on the heart.""Living Epistles invites the reader to stop observing faith from a distance and begin living it visibly. Augustine's honesty becomes a doorway to personal repentance and renewal.""This work reminds us that God's greatest testimonies are not polished lives, but yielded ones. Augustine's story is handled with reverence, depth, and pastoral wisdom.""More than a 40-day devotional, this book is a sustained encounter with grace-the kind that pursues, waits, confronts, and ultimately transforms." What does i Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Pws moiazei otan o Oeos arneitai na egkataleipsei mia psyxh;Mesa apo mia synarpastikh biografia kai ena prosektika sxediasmeno 40hmero eylabiko taxidi, oi anagnwstes kaoodhgoyntai se oemata metanoias, taytothtas, kaoysterhmenhs ypakohs, dixasmenwn epioymiwn, eswterikhs sygkroyshs, xaritos, agiothtas, epimonhs, pneymatikoy polemoy, wrimothtas kai oratoy karpoy. To taxidi - Anagnwstes poy oeloyn oi Grafes na efarmozontai, oxi aplws na exhgoyntaiAyto to biblio einai grammeno gia oloys toys pistoys, me thn empistosynh oti to Agio Pneyma oa exatomikeysei thn alhoeia kaows to taxidi kaoe anagnwsth xediplwnetai.H Yposxesh Aytoy toy BiblioyAyto to biblio yposxetai na - Diegeirei thn pneymatikh peina- Antimetwpisei thn misokardiakh ypakoh- Endynamwsei thn pisth mesw ths eilikrinoys martyrias- Endynamwsei thn agaph gia ton Logo- Empneysei mia zwh poy apoferei orata karpoys- Exoplisei toys anagnwstes na zoyn ws presbeytes toy Xristoy.Den yposxetai parhgoria xwris allagh.Yposxetai allagh mesw ths ypotaghs."Ayto to biblio metamorfwnei ton Aygoystino apo enan makrino oeologiko giganta se enan syn-proskynhth. Oi agwnes toy, oi kaoysterhseis toy kai h paradosh toy fainontai axioshmeiwta sygxrones. Kai ta dyo einai synarpastika kai elpidofora.""Ena spanio meigma biografias, grafwn kai pneymatikhs diamorfwshs. Ayto to eylabiko keimeno den plhroforei aplws to myalo - piezei apala alla staoera thn kardia.""Ta Zwntana Mhnymata proskaloyn ton anagnwsth na stamathsei na koitazei thn pisth apo makria kai na arxisei na th zei anoixta. H pistothta toy Aygoystinoy ginetai mia porta gia proswpikh metanoia kai ananewsh.""Ayto to ergo mas ypenoymizei oti oi megalyteres martyries gia ton Oeo den einai oi gyalismenes zwes, alla mallon oi zwes poy dinontai. H istoria toy Aygoystinoy antimetwpizetai me sebasmo, baoos kai poimantikh sofia."Panw apo 40 hmeres afosiwshs, ayto to biblio einai mia diarkhs sxesh me th xarh - mia sxesh poy epidiwkei, perimenei, antimetwpizei kai telika metamorfwnei. This it Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.