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réf. ria9781305271531_inpHardback. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; N/A hardcover
1992réf. mon0000076789Scholastic paperback 1992-01-01. Paperback. Acceptable. 0.1000 in x 7.4000 in x 5.1000 in. Slightly creased. Scholastic paperback paperback
1934réf. 10265Los Angeles 1934. 24 film negatives 4 1/8 x 3 1/8" all in fine condition. Also includes 10 positive photos on proof sheets digitally converted from the negatives. John Cudney 1847-1934 better known as Brother Isaiah or the "Miracle Man" was a Canadian-born faith healer evangelist and eventual leader of a strange religious community in Los Angeles. He first achieved notoriety in New Orleans around 1920 where reports of miraculous cures drew enormous crowds to his houseboat on the Mississippi. Thousands reportedly waited to see him extra streetcars were put into service concession stands appeared along the levee and charitable organizations provided food and blankets for the sick who had traveled to seek his touch. Cudney carried his ministry to California establishing "Miracle Hill" in Los Angeles near Lincoln Park where crowds again gathered to watch the long-haired white-robed prophet lay hands upon the sick. His activities attracted controversy as well as followers and in 1921 he was tried for manslaughter following the death of a seriously ill woman who had received his treatment; he was acquitted. Cudney ultimately proclaimed himself the 88th and final incarnation of the prophet Isaiah and established the Colony of the Saints near Oroville California where his followers became known as the "Immortals." He preached his own immortality and promised his disciples that they too would never die if obedient to his teachings. His own death in 1934 put that promise to the test with Time reporting the scene: "On his Oroville hillside last fortnight Death came as it must to all men to Brother Isaiah 90. Authorities did not discover it until last week. Squatted around his corpse praying without cease his 40 "Immortals" waited his resurrection. Authorities looked at the body decided it had better be buried while there was something still left to bury. Next day in overalls and gingham the "Immortals" who support themselves by farming chanted a requiem as Brother Isaiah was lowered into the earth. He lay in a plain pine box his head pointed toward the north his long white whiskers flowing over his long white robe. His followers plowed and harrowed the earth above him went away to await his second coming." The present photographs appear to date principally from Cudney's later California years. Several show Brother Isaiah in his more familiar guise posed in a garden and inside a home in a floor-length white garment with Bible in hand. A particularly interesting group documents his fascination with aviation: Cudney appears transformed into a rather dapper figure in a dark three-piece suit beside a Maddux Air Lines plane and a Ford Trimotor while another shows him in a tan suit beside a likely Continental Airlanes commercial aircraft. Most striking are photographs apparently associated with the Graf Zeppelin's 1929 world tour and its stop at Mines Field in Los Angeles including Cudney among German aviators and wearing a large Graf Zeppelin service badge over his white suit and ten-gallon hat. The aeronautical imagery is oddly appropriate; Cudney had decades earlier prophesied that "Man will find himself wings." An unusual surviving photographic record of one of the stranger figures in early twentieth-century American faith healing. . unknown
2024réf. G1917306997I3N00Virginia Theological Seminary 2024. Paperback. Good. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. Virginia Theological Seminary paperback
1853réf. 61519Lyon: chez l'editeur des Annales 1853. 41 volumes 8vo containing 247 numbers spanning the years 1822-1869; contemporary cloth-backed marbled boards; sone wear and rubbing and the occasional cracking of the cloth but on the whole a good set with sound bindings. This appears to be the first printing of this edition with additional material on the early missions that did not appear in the earlier editions. This edition not found in Streit. This trove of research material contains the Jesuit reports on their world-wide missionary activities in Asia China India Malabar Siam etc. Africa Abyssinia Algiers etc. the Middle East Aleppo Bagdad Constantinople Isfahan Smyrna etc. Oceania Gambier Marquise Tonga etc. including the American missions in Louisiana Texas Kentucky. Ohio Michigan Florida Alabama Missouri Tennessee Oregon California the Rocky Mountain regions and Hawaii. These relations cover the Native Americans the lives and privations of the missionaries themselves their hunting their travels etc. in hundreds of letters by missionaries bishops and priests. chez l'editeur des Annales unknown
1967réf. X43047xLingley Printing Co 1967. Hardcover. Very Good. Clean In Very Good Condition Hard Cover With No Remarks Or Highlights. 212 Pages With The Index. Errata At The Rear. Signed By Three People At The Title Page.- Specializing in academic collectible and historically significant providing the utmost quality and customer service satisfaction. For any questions feel free to email us. Lingley Printing Co hardcover
réf. 6127512898GRIN Verlag . Papeback. New. pp. 112 GRIN Verlag unknown
1989réf. G0380707713I5N00HarperCollins Publishers 1989. Paperback. Acceptable. Readable copy. Pages may have considerable notes/highlighting. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More Spend Less.Dust jacket quality is not guaranteed. HarperCollins Publishers paperback
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réf. 474020Liverpool University Press. Paperback. Fair. From the patristic age until the Gregorian calendar reform of 1582 computus - the science of time reckoning and art of calendar construction - was a subject of intense concern to medieval people. Bede's The Reckoning of Time De temporum ratione was the first comprehensive treatise on this subject and the model and reference for all subsequent teaching discussion and criticism of the Christian calendar. The Reckoning of Time is a systematic exposition of the Julian solar calendar and the Paschal table of Dionysius Exiguus with their related formulae for calculating dates. But it is more than a technical handbook. Bede sets calendar lore within a broad scientific framework and a coherent Christian concept of time and incorporates themes as diverse as the theory of tides and the threat of chiliasm. This translation of the full text includes an extensive historical introduction and a chapter-by-chapter commentary. The Reckoning of Time also serves as an accessible introduction to the computus itself. Copyright © Liverpool University Press Liverpool University Press paperback
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2008réf. 1-1418530344Nelson Bibles 2008. Hardcover. New. 1727 pages. 8.50x5.75x1.50 inches. Nelson Bibles hardcover
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