A compact and affordable text for beginners as well as practising Masons. The explanatory notes at the end of the book are helpful in providing token insight not only into the mysteries, but also into the mechanics of the Masonic Lodge.

John Avant was a young pastor in Brownwood, Texas who longed to see revival come to his church and community. This is an account of a recent revival in central Texas that impacted the nation's campuses during a spring semester. How it happened bears all the marks of a genuine work of God.

Boyd is a prayer genius. Contemporary, real, dynamic, heartfelt words capture the day to day dilemmas and situations we all face. In each prayer he speaks to Jesus, inviting Him into the situation, the difficulty, the uncertainty, the worldly problem. With a forward written by Lutheran historian, Martin E. Marty and an afterword by Lutheran Bishop, Paul Wennes of Southern California, who both give this prayer book high praise for addressing real conflicts, doubts, fightings and fears, I can not recommend this book strongly enough. "It's bumper to bumper, and the traffic is stalled" is my favorite prayer (page 10) or try "I am seated inside a theater" (page 50). What a powerful gift God has given us in the words of Malcolm Boyd who is still running with Jesus.

Beyond being fun to read and look at -- the drawings are great -- I find this book really triggers kids' imaginations. Laura, who is 7, says she wants to meet all the monsters in Murky Wood. Terry, California.

When I first noticed this book, I just wanted to read it because I was interested in the zodiac. But this book actually was not what I expected. It was suspenseful and a wonderful reading experience. I would love to read it again and again.!

This Scots Gaelic to English/ English To Scots Gaelic Dictionary is wonderful!! Printed by Acair Ltd. a company based in Stornoway, Isle of Lewis in Scotland, where some of the purest Scots Gaelic is found.

Easy to use, the typeface is easy on the eyes, gives the meaning and suggested usage examples. Reinforced cloth/paper covering is easy to handle yet withstands wear for repeat users!

Worth the price!

I bought this book "on site" in Scotland in 2000. A really great book. I agree with the descriptions of the courses, at least the dozen of the I've played. A funny thing is that the chapter about scottish players, the players of the future does NOT include Paul Lawrie, who soon after the book was printed became the first Scot to win the Open for a long time. But despite that, the book is great. You will find all the inspiration you need here.

This is a long and great disection of all the US naval operations during the Korean War. It covers everything from the intial view of the Korean Pennuisla after WW2, the underrated mission of the anti-mine units, the Close air support during the Chosin Campagin, the Inchon Landings, and the Naval Jets Aces. This is a perfect companion to any other things on the Korean War on your bookshelf. This books can show the bigger picture as seen by the Navy during the Korean War. This book is a little dated since it was written just 2yrs after the war ened. It helps to fill in that void that all others cover in just passing. The authors also try to make a point in this book that the Navy and Marine Corps are a great team that can take on the world. This point isn't very subtle but should be understood that the at the time the Navy was in a losing battle with the USAF and the US Army for the all important dollar. If this doesn't detract from your enjoyment, then this is a great buy.

IM Dvoretsky was known as the Soviet Union's top trainer, and this very personal and honest work presents much of his rigorous thinking on chess tactics. This book does not believe in simple divisions and guidelines; there is much to read about subjects like creating confusion to make it difficult for an opponent to press an advantage, the blurred line between theatrics and soundness, etc.

Through literary and philosophical texts, Malcolm Bull's Seeing Hidden Things: Apocalypse, Vision And Totality investigates the disquieting and fantastic phenomenon of hidden wisdom, knowledge, and information imbedded in the connections between vision and cognition and the widespread assumption that knowledge is a form of sight. From a Heideggerian viewpoint Bull demonstrates that there is no stage at which the totality may be seen and clearly identified. Rather, it is the restriction of view that is a prerequisite necessity for an object to be brought into sight, that is, for an object to be known. Seeing Things Hidden is a superbly written, scholarly study, a truly welcome and much appreciated contribution to philosophy, and an excellent introduction that is genuinely accessible to both students and non-specialist general readers.