Along with the New King James Version, by some considered the best translations for Bible study, Nelson's NKJV Study Bible also includes over 15,000 study notes that help you understand the text and apply the Bible to your life. Features include in-text maps, Quick View charts, a prophetic reference system, and expository study notes. Word studies, keyed to Strong's Concordance, help you access terms in the original languages. In-depth articles on key topics and timelines of each book also allow you to take your study as deep as you want.

    A reference for health care clinicians and students, that takes account of the integration of alternative and complementary approaches into standard western medical care, defining terms relating to herbal remedies and traditional cures from other cultures.

    It contains a wealth of appendices with information from chemical elements to first names, and the plays of Shakespeare to the Greek and Hebrew alphabets. This edition contains definitions of more than 500 new words.

    This revised version is a contemporary English translation without dumbing-down the text. This second edition of the RSV doesn't put the biblical text through a filter to make it acceptable to current tastes and prejudices, and it retains the beauty of the RSV language that has made it such a joy to read and reflect on the Word of God. Now the only Catholic Bible in standard English is even more beautiful in word and design!Features:Beautifully designed typeset with a 9/10 font sizeFlexible leather coverThe RSV, second Catholic edition is the only Bible translation that uses standard (non-feminist) English and is in conformity with the Church's translation guidelines found in the Vatican document, Liturgiam AuthenticamGold-edged pagesBeautiful gold-stamped icons on coverSilk ribbon markerExcellent portability at only 4 3/8" x 6 3/4" x 3/4"

    

    

    

    This is a hugely useful set for anyone wanting to do work for the Kingdom of God.This edition includes a fully-functional Active Table of Contents to get you where you want to be quickly and easily, as these books are likely to be reviewed by the reader again and again.Author's Preface: This book is written for both ministers and laymen. It will be of help to the minister in suggesting to him how to make full proof of his own ministry and how to get his people to work. It will be of help to laymen in leading them into many fields of fruitful labor for Christ.The Church of Christ is full of people who wish to work for their Master but do not know how. This book is intended to tell them how. It contains no untried theories, but describes many methods of work that have been put to the test of actual experiment and have succeeded. So far as I know, there is no other book that covers the same field. For years it has been upon my heart to write this book, and I have been asked again and again to do so. But I have never found time for it until now. May it be used of God to the conversion of thousands to Christ.Contents: Book One -- Personal WorkChapter 1: The Importance and Advantages of Personal WorkChapter 2: The Conditions of SuccessChapter 3: Where to do Personal WorkChapter 4: How to BeginChapter 5: How to Deal with those who Realize their Need of a Savior and Really Desire to be SavedChapter 6: How to Deal with those who have Little or no Concern about their SoulsChapter 7: How to Deal with those who have DifficultiesChapter 8: How to Deal with those who Entertain False HopesChapter 9: How to Deal with those who Lack AssuranceChapter 10: How to Deal with BackslidersChapter 11: How to Deal with Professed Skeptics and InfidelsChapter 12: How to Deal with those who Wish to put off a Decision until Some Other TimeChapter 13: How to Deal with the DeludedChapter 14: How to Deal with Christians who Need Counsel, Rebuke, Encouragement or ComfortChapter 15: Some Hints and Suggestions for Personal WorkBook Two -- Methods Of Christian WorkChapter 1: House to House VisitationChapter 2: Cottage MeetingsChapter 3: Parlor MeetingsChapter 4: The Church Prayer MeetingChapter 5: The Use of TractsChapter 6: Open-Air MeetingsChapter 7: Tent WorkChapter 8: The Use of Autos, Trailers, etc.Chapter 9: Colportage WorkChapter 10: Services in Theaters, Circuses, etc.Chapter 11: Organizing and Conducting a Gospel MissionChapter 12: Meetings in Jails, Hospitals, Poorhouses, etc.Chapter 13: Revival MeetingsChapter 14: The After MeetingChapter 15: Children's MeetingsChapter 16: Advertising the MeetingsChapter 17: Conduct of FuneralsBook Three -- Preaching And Teaching The Word Of GodChapter 1: How to Prepare a SermonChapter 2: Preparation and Delivery of Bible ReadingsChapter 3: Illustrations and Their UseChapter 4: Teaching the BibleChapter 5: Textual Sermons in OutlineChapter 6: Topical Sermons in OutlineChapter 7: Expository Sermons and Bible Readings in Outline

    Noel, Jr., Captain, U.S. Navy [Ret.] Associate Editors: Commander Frank E. Bassett, U.S. Navy [Ret.] Dr. Carvel Blair and Prof. Dee Fitch Steer by this venerable guide to shiphandling and safety and you'll easily see why, since publication of the first edition 83 years ago, it has been the single-most trusted "beacon" for millions of pleasure boaters and professional seamen alike. Now in its eighteenth edition, Knight's Modern Seamanship continues the salty tradition of its predecessors. It supplies all the navigation techniques, safety laws and procedures, and maintenance practices you need to make each ocean-going trip safe and enjoyable. Typhoon up ahead? Knight's explains the effects of weather on ocean travel and spells out exactly what you have to do to avoid dangerous weather systems. What kind of communication equipment should you have on board? A new section on ship communications tells you how to select and operate modern communication devices. This eighteenth edition also provides you with new sections on channel marking, towing and salvage, and the maritime buoyage system. Updated guidance is given on:the rules of the road--you get clear explanations of right of way, the use of radar to avoid collisions, and the law in fog; included is the complete text of the Inland Navigational Rules Act of 1980. Every vessel over 12 meters in length is required by law to have a copy of these rules on board.shiphandling--you'll find expert discussions on docking, mooring, and anchoring; helicopter operations; and ice seamanshipship and boat operation--you get concise explanations of ship structure and stability, propulsion and steering, ground tackle, and cargo handling and underway replenishmentYou'll even learn the art of knotting and splicing. Without a doubt, Knight's Modern Seamanship, Eighteenth Edition, is your foremost guide to mastering the lore of the sea. It is an indispensable reference source for pleasure boaters, merchant marine personnel, and anyone who needs expert seagoing advice.