Ergebnis für "Savior" in Literatur & Belletristik

With the inevitable return of Coleman looming, Sawyer knows their army is not enough. On a journey to convince an ally to join their war, Sawyer discovers why the stars have placed the fate of the human race in her hands, but can she accept her destiny even if it means working with the man who tried to kill her? Kenzie is her enemy. He’s tried to kill Sawyer more than once, and the control Coleman has over him will not fade. Yet, she can’t stay away from him. Both drawn to each other in a way neither can explain, they must learn to trust one another.

शिव एक उद्धारकर्ता के रूप में सामने आते हैं, जब वे अपने भक्तों की रक्षा करते हैं। यह कहानी उनकी करुणा और शक्ति का प्रतीक है।

Morgan Freeman narrates this poignant retelling of the Nativity, weaving together the gospels of Matthew and Luke as it follows Mary and Joseph on their journey to Bethlehem, culminating in the touching events surrounding the birth of Jesus. An awe-inspiring musical score by The Christ Church Cathedral Choir, Oxford, captures all the power and beauty of the very first Christmas.

Step back in time and experience the story of the first Christmas like never before. Journey with Mary and Joseph down the long, dusty road to Bethlehem, feel the chill of the night air, and hear the sounds of a town with no room to spare. Find warmth and wonder in a humble stable, surrounded by the sweet, earthy smell of hay and the gentle sounds of sleepy animals. In "The First Christmas: A Stable, a Star, and a Savior," the nativity story comes alive with vivid, sensory detail.

El niño del rifle es una crítica profunda y oportuna a los jóvenes que se dedican a la violencia sin sentido contra la naturaleza. Sus acciones a menudo no son por elección, sino más bien por la falta de opciones prescritas. El autor, Jaime Bedoya Martínez, captura vívidamente la energía caótica de los niños mientras exploran sus alrededores. Como un apasionado devoto de la naturaleza y su importancia en nuestras vidas, Jaime describe la tragedia cuando el pensamiento ocioso se asocia con la tendencia humana a destruir, no malévolamente sino ciegamente.