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Poems, Prayers & Praise
Inspired by the word of God and her own hardships and joys, Janet Montgomery shares poems designed to speak life and healing to the soul, especially for those suffering through dark times. In a collection of inspirational verse and other writings, Janet reflects on a variety of personal experiences and life events from the perspective of a worshipper while exploring depression, forgiveness, prayer, worship, and the grave. She also leads others on a personal journey through her own testimonies as she shares insight into her experiences as the mother of a severely handicapped child, and how following God has helped her navigate through life and overcome her challenges. Poems, Prayers, and Praise offers inspirational writings anointed by God to encourage believers that in both good times and bad, He always has the answer.
Knowing the Bible Through Powerful Poems, Prayers and Declarations.
Questions for you, the reader. • Do you find the Bible a bit difficult to read at times? • Have you ever struggled just to get through reading a chapter of the Bible? Well this book is just for you! About this Book Knowing the Bible Through Powerful Poems, Prayers and Declaration consists of twenty five powerful poems, prayers and declarations based on the significant events in Genesis. The poems are based on the chapters of Genesis, a retelling of the stories in poetic form. Benefits of Reading this Book Knowing the Bible Through Powerful Poems, Prayers and Declaration is designed to stir your interest in reading and studying the Bible, to help you understand and easily recall the stories in the book of Genesis due to its poetic nature and to guide you in prayers and declarations with biblical references.
Marian Poem-Prayers in the Modern Age
This book explores a range of twentieth and twenty-first century poem-prayers directed to or involving Mary. In readings of works by T. S. Eliot, David Jones, Geoffrey Hill, Elizabeth Jennings, Hilary Davies, Rowan Williams and others, Ward traces the resurgence of interest in Mary from the late nineteenth century to the present day. By the early twentieth century, the once widespread and fervent cult of the Virgin Mary had for more than three hundred years been largely absent from England's religious life. Similarly, the figure of Mary had almost vanished from English poetry, only to return, gradually, as Marian devotion began to revive in the nineteenth century. The perception of this devotion as somehow un-English, dominant since the Reformation, presented a challenge to poets engaged with the Marian theme in the modern day. Marian Poem-Prayers in the Modern Age examines how male and female poets from both Roman Catholic and Anglican backgrounds responded to this situation. The book also argues that the figure of Mary is a type of John Henry Newman's category of “real assent”: commitment that is not merely intellectual, but involves the totality of a person's being in relation to God.