If we consider the atoning work of Jesus Christ, and the millions who have responded positively and whose lives have then been changed, we should join with the ones we read about in Mark 7:37 who, seeing what Jesus had done in their community said, “He has done all things well.” There is the hymn too:
Sing of a perfect salvation,
For every tongue, tribe, and nation;
High as the heavens and deep as the sea
And broad as eternity.

Yet sadly we so often try to add to it: we try to please God by our works and our sacrifices, forgetting the simple phrase: Without faith it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6). Our earnest attempts at fulfilling the Law of Moses do not, to our dismay, please God at all. Only faith in his Son, the Word of God does – as the apostle Paul wrote to the Church in Galatia, “By resurrecting the Law to try to justify myself actually makes me a sinner all over again. No, I live by faith in the Son of God who loved me and gave himself for me.” That is what justified the Apostle. The same justified Martin Luther as well as millions more.

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Author: Colin Tomlinson
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Weight: approx. 48 gms
Pages: 20

Neville Holmes lived in Jordan, Lebanon and Cyprus for 22 years.
He was taught by the Arab people living in those countries and those who had made their homes there coming from other countries.
There are two sections of the book. The Genesis account and the New Testament  passages. The latter focuses on God’s intervention in our fallen world through His dealings with the patriarchs.

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Author: Neville Holmes
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Weight: approx. 106 gms
Pages: 64

Greedily she gorged without restraint
And knew not eating death.
John Milton – Paradise Lost

Blaise Pascal, the renowned 17^th Century mathematician and physicist, when considering what we call original sin, wrote the following:

“But for this mystery, the most incomprehensible of all, we remain incomprehensible to ourselves.”

This booklet attempts to answer some of the issues that we are faced with — after the first man and women disobediently ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
We know that, despite the command, they ate — and death came. We also know that the tree in itself was not evil, for all things were good, as we read in the first chapter of the book.
We know too that the apostle Peter wrote that Jesus Christ was hanged on a tree.
What do all these things mean, and how can we connect them to the issues, ‘good and bad’, that we face today?

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Author: Colin Tomlinson
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Weight: approx. 89 gms
Pages: 52

I dedicate these devotionals to my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, who carried me through a very difficult time in my life. My eldest son Darryn suffered for twelve years and was very ill.
He was diagnosed with a fatal Blood Cancer,  unless a bone Marrow Donor was found. The Holy Spirit inspired me to start a WhatsApp group of Prayer Warriors.
We prayed together and called on the Lord to intervene and it became a means of sharing, prayer requests and encouraging each other. We kept each other updated, wept and pleaded, and claimed the Word of the Lord. My special thanks and sincere gratitude go to this special prayer group whom the Lord Himself called into existence.
They were born out of trials and tribulations, heartache and tears. I posted daily readings and updates using WhatsApp and this little book is evidence of them.

Be still and know I am God – Psalm 46:10

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Author: Cheryl Botha
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Weight: approx. 139 gms
Pages: 105

In 2015 the 800^th anniversary of the Magna Carta was celebrated. One of the few surviving copies of the document was to go on display during the year of the anniversary at a museum at Renmin University in Beijing, China, but the exhibit was abruptly moved to the British ambassador’s residence with no proper reason or explanation given.

What is the Magna Carta?

Magna Carta, which means ‘The Great Charter’, is one of the most important documents in history, as it established the principle that everyone is subject to the law, even the king, and guarantees the rights of individuals, the right to justice and the right to a fair trial. The Document was first authorised in June 1215 at Runnymede, on the River Thames near Windsor, and was signed by King John of England.
The Magna Carta and all that inspired its drafting and signing is surely the fruit of the gospel of Jesus Christ, as it crossed borders and spread into foreign lands (as England initially was). The words of the document point to the freedom of the individual under the laws of the individual’s whole community, and the words are inscribed for all to see and read. This booklet points to that freedom.

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Author: Colin Tomlinson
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Weight: approx. 92 gms
Pages: 48