Da Brooklyn' s JESUS caught the bread, he broke it up and he gave it his disciples (his listeners)...
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Generally I don't like the other albums of this rapper, but this cd is different from the other ones of Killah Priest from the point of view of the beats, that are finally catchy, danceable and melodious and , at the same time, they are strong like the tales of the Brooklyn that is the "spiritual" home and the motherland of this "priest" healthily aggressive.
This cd label " Good Hands Records" of West Hollywood is releasing excellent cds like this of Killah Priest, the cd " Black hollywood" of Camp Lo ", the nice " Kurupt presents : TANGLED THOUGHTS" featuring Freeway, Roscoe, Sen Dog and others and on september 4 it will be released an important cd of DJ Huggy  .
Naturally the biblical references are abundant, but who is the real Nazarene ? Because there is Nas like guest in this cd and he is known like the God's Son or the Hood Prophet .
The identification with God (and with his omnipotence) , if it is unbound from the rest of  the psychologic personality, brings to the Mania or manic psychosis that is a terrible pathology.
For this reason, a sane contact with the depression assures a mind's neurotic "normality" .
Afterwards, because God is Father and, at the same time, Mother, it needs to see if it prevails the masculine identification or the feminine one.
All people wait for the salvation as a best future and the track " Salvation" is for their !!!
Is this cd the Bible of the Hip Hop ? In a certain sense yes !!!
Enjoy it !!!

P.S.: I am psychologist and maybe I will get psychoanalyst.

P.S.:Please check up my rap listmania, just clicking on my nickname and clicking above my listmania, titled "Hip Hop's unbeateable list of 40 items ! No admittance to masochists". Here there are 40 Hip-Hop albums choosed by me just for winning people and not for fans of the mortal masochism rap !!!
I assure that in my rap albums' list you will find the best American Hip-Hop albums. There are dance beats and strong ones and lyrics just for the winninf person in the life !!!
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People of Bread offers a unique approach to Ecclesiology. Its focus on companionship, hospitality, and partaking in the Lord's Supper are refreshing in a world where church has become an individualistic experience. Vondey examines bread as the foundation for the sharing of community. To share one's bread with another is to invite them into your life experience. This sharing of bread is not limited to people alone but also includes God sharing His bread with us. He demonstrates how throughout the Old and New Testaments we see the idea of breaking bread with one another. The provision and abundance of bread is not only indicative of God's favor and blessing, but evidence of an invitation to His people to share in true fellowship with him. The sharing of bread also serves as the basis for hospitality in Jewish culture. Sharing bread with strangers is encouraged and expected from the People of Bread. Finally, Vondey wants to instill in his readers the sense that the Lord's Supper should not become a sacrament through which the church becomes divided; however, in the spirit of unity and in light of Christ's own example it should be an opportunity for us to come together, across denominations, with equality and respect for one another.
At first glance, I was a little worried that the book magnified the symbolism of bread to an unhealthy degree, but as I continued to read the book, I realized that bread is a common theme spread throughout the Bible. In light of Vondey's book, it's hard to visualize the church apart from bread. From the manna God provided the Israelites in the wilderness to the Lord's Supper, bread is integral in God's dealings with His people. The imagery used was vivid and poignant. The numerous scriptural examples of how bread played a role in companionship and hospitality really challenged me to think of those I have excluded from sharing my table. It made me wonder if we as a church have become more exclusive in our sharing our bread, whether spiritual or natural, than we ought to be. While the information in the book was enlightening and engaging, I felt as though some of the information was repeated more than necessary. Despite this minor setback, I believe the book accomplishes its goal of causing the church to remember its roots as a People of Bread.
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Jefferson cuts the Teachings of Jesus to the chase. The 10 Commandments provided by Moses, and the 8 beatitudes of Jesus with parable supplements  is all one  needs.
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A young 18 year old boy, Brian accepts a call from God to evangelize the nations' high schools. Brian says "yes" to God, even though he does not know what the future will bring.
Brian went into his old High School and he went to the Bible Club leader and told him that God had told him to reach high schoolers and the teacher let Brian speak two days a week. God told Brian to preach and he faithfully preached and God began saving students, a group of punk rockers who came to cause trouble came to the meeting, God told Brian to pray for them aloud about depression, suicidal thoughts, and addictions, and they and a large group of students got saved!
You will need to read the book for yourself to see how God used Brian and the Jesus Clubs to change the High schools in California!
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KP opened his heart, will you? Jesus gave his all for our salvation, we should give our all to serve Him.
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Excellent book!  It is amazing what one family will give up to spread the gospel!  This is the story of their adventures!  Natives stomping on the dough on the floor before they make it into bread and sell it to them; often worms in their flour; snakes everywhere; thousands of ants in their beds; no electricity... and the list goes on!
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In our day it appears to be unfortunately all to common for most students of the Bible and especially the casual reader to neglect to understand the enormity of the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple.  I believe it is vital for the student of eschatology to fully comprehend this major event in the history of the Jewish people if they are to properly understand Christ's warnings in chapter 23 & 24 of St. Matthew.
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Food for thought for the person who wants some context for the amazing ministry of Jesus. The historic assumptions that give life to the gospels expanded the possibilities for me of the message and my defining story from it.
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Rabbi Schneider's book tells of his supernatural revelation of Jesus, and his call into the ministry. As a Jewish believer he is a bible teacher who is especially equipped to relate the old and New Testament teachings together.
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Elizabeth Simpson breaks the bread of life in her thorough analysis of scripture....she leaves the reader with a hunger or strong desire for more and more bread which is represented by the word of God....
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The book The Gospel of Jesus Christ, Whosoever Will Come After Me by Russell M. Stendal, is a study done on the Gospel of Mark. In this powerful book the reader will find many unexpected things. As I began reading it, I was expecting the author to expound on each verse (which he does) and give a commentary (which he also does). I wasn't expecting anything more. I assumed it would be the equivalent of one of my seminary studies but as I read, I found so much more. The author makes a point of giving key truths, Biblical history, Greek word studies, tips on righteous living, and an introduction to many Jewish customs. I learned so many new and exciting things as I read.

Mr. Stendal's writing is descriptive and easy to read. The reader will find he/she is being transported back in time. An example of the writer's ability to do this can be found in Chapter 8 of the book. This title is called "Thou Art the Christ" and focuses on Mark chapter 8. You may have heard about the blind man who had his sight restored by Jesus. This man had been blind from birth. He had heard about Jesus healing others and he wanted to be healed. His desire to regain his sight led him to walk forward with courage to approach Jesus. Jesus did not turn him away but took him by the hand, led him out of town, spat in his eyes and healed him.

As you read the account offered by Mr. Stendal, you'll gain a new perspective. Let me share an overview from one of Mr. Stendal's chapters, Mark 8: Mr. Stendal quotes the verses from Mark chapter 8. He begins in verse 22 and for this account, goes on to verse 26. Mr. Stendal gives background information on the city of Bethsaida. As he sets the scene, he says: "Bethsaida was a religious city whose inhabitants were not interested in giving God the glory for what Jesus was saying and doing..." Then he goes on to describe the healing event. "Jesus personally took him by the hand and led him out of the city in order to restore his sight, which he did in two stages. Unconventional as always, Jesus began by spitting into the man's eyes. That is hardly the sort of medical therapy that any of us would volunteer for, and among the Jews in particular, this was a great offense, as it was considered to render unclean the person who had been spat on. Even viewed from a spiritual perspective, it could be a very traumatic experience for any self-righteous religious person if Jesus were to 'spit in their eye' and demonstrate that their entire world view is unclean. The blind man, however felt nothing but gratitude, for after that first touch from Jesus, his vision began to return and he saw men who walked as trees." Mr. Stendal goes on to share relevant facts for today, "When Jesus first opens the eyes of those who are spiritually blind, the same thing tends to happen, inasmuch as the first reaction of many is to elevate man (to see men as tall as trees) and look up to those who are gifted and in ministry. It took a second touch from the Master to complete the healing to the point where the man was whole and could see everyone, far away and clearly. So, too, with fully recovering our spiritual sight."

The clear and concise writings of Mr. Stendal will provide an enjoyable and informative experience for the reader. His analytical thinking process provides the reader with definitive answers to questions they may have as they try to read and understand the book of Mark. At the end of each chapter, the author offers up prayer for the reader.

I found this book to be delightful. It was filled with so much information, I felt like I needed to read it a second time to glean more. Mr. Stendal's exposition of the chapters found in the book of Mark are well done and it is evident he has done much research to provide his text.

I would like to thank Aneko Press for allowing me the opportunity to read and review this book. I would like to give it a 5 star recommendation. I was not encouraged to give a positive review but it is my honor to do so. For those wishing to increase their biblical knowledge, this book is a must.
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It was real, it was touching. These guys put their hearts and their sweat into learning first hand how a homeless person lives. It was so encouraging to see these men walk the walk of Jesus along side the people Jesus would have sought to walk with. A blessing and w wake up.
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There are some very thought provoking  insights that were new  to me.  Why was Jesus such a threat to Rome?  He fed 5000, he could feed an army just as easily.  He could heal people.  Injured soldiers could be restored.  He raised Lazarus.  He could raise dead soldiers.  These characters came alive  with thoughts and emotions.
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I loved the way this book reads. Especially how Jesus is so interwoven.  Having studied the old testament some, I learned that the Messiah was always whispered thruout...now they have a simpler version that Kids caj understand.  Wonderful!
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This is a reading many in the church today could benefit from,thanks!!! I have been forgiven much and am so thankful for His grace
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First heard this acapella gem on Christian radio.  Had to have it and promote it at my church.  The song relates the gospel story but in a more complete way.  It ties Jesus first coming with His second coming, which I believe is so evangelical. So that the celebration takes on a certain urgency to notify whoever listens that they should take note and receive the Savior now in order to receive Him in peace when He appears in majesty with his myriads of angels (Matthew 24:30-31; 2Thess 1: 7-8)
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WOW!!  I just finished Guys new book, Making Him LORD and what a page turner for me and should be for any of us born again believers who are convicted of the great commission of making disciples as Jesus tells us all in Matthew 28: 18-20.  Even more so to spread Gods word through home church the way it was through the whole book of Acts.  The world is missing the point out there in their church buildings with these mega churches with skate parks and Starbucks in the church to draw people, when the Word clearly tells us Christ and His word which is alive and living Hebrews 4:12 is what draws people to the Father!  Making Him LORD has shown me in such a simple form to teach others to teach others which in turn will teach others in multiplication in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ, and making disciples even in places some people won't go!  With all the visual aids, discovery questions, and ministry map this is no less than a book sent from God himself in all simplicity that even a new believer could start a home church and begin to teach others to teach others.  I will use this book as an instruction manual and guide in my own ministry.  And even now we have home church which is with smaller groups makes studying so much more personal! GREAT BOOK