Ergebnis von "William Harvey" in Alle Kategorien

Wir schreiben das Jahr 3581. Perry Rhodan sucht mit dem Fernraumschiff SOL noch immer den Weg zurück in die heimatliche Milchstraße. Mit Mühe hat die Besatzung das Ende der Galaxis Balayndagar überstanden. Doch nun ist die SOL im Dakkardim-Ballon der Zgmahkonen gefangen. Wird es Perry Rhodan gelingen, die Freiheit wiederzuerlangen?

Von 1973 bis 1990 strahlte Sender Freies Berlin (SFB) die beliebte Hörfunksendung "Nur für starke Nerven" (ab 1987 unter dem Namen "Die Mitternachtsstory") aus. Der Schauspieler Friedrich Schoenfelder las darin Grusel- und Kriminalgeschichten für Erwachsene zur guten Nacht vor. Bezeichnenderweise schlug er selbst 1972 der Unterhaltungsabteilung des SFB vor, eine Sendereihe zu starten, in der von ihm redaktionell ausgewählte Gruselgeschichten zu Gehör kommen sollten.

Wir schreiben das Jahr 3581. Perry Rhodan sucht mit dem Fernraumschiff SOL noch immer den Weg zurück in die heimatliche Milchstraße. Mit Mühe hat die Besatzung das Ende der Galaxis Balayndagar überstanden. Doch nun ist die SOL im Dakkardim-Ballon der Zgmahkonen gefangen. Wird es Perry Rhodan gelingen, die Freiheit wiederzuerlangen?

Wir schreiben das Jahr 3581. Perry Rhodan sucht mit dem Fernraumschiff SOL noch immer den Weg zurück in die heimatliche Milchstraße. Mit Mühe hat die Besatzung das Ende der Galaxis Balayndagar überstanden. Doch nun ist die SOL im Dakkardim-Ballon der Zgmahkonen gefangen. Wird es Perry Rhodan gelingen, die Freiheit wiederzuerlangen?

Wir schreiben das Jahr 3581. Perry Rhodan sucht mit dem Fernraumschiff SOL noch immer den Weg zurück in die heimatliche Milchstraße. Mit Mühe hat die Besatzung das Ende der Galaxis Balayndagar überstanden. Doch nun ist die SOL im Dakkardim-Ballon der Zgmahkonen gefangen. Wird es Perry Rhodan gelingen, die Freiheit wiederzuerlangen?

Wir schreiben das Jahr 3581. Perry Rhodan sucht mit dem Fernraumschiff SOL noch immer den Weg zurück in die heimatliche Milchstraße...

If you work in Christian ministry, it’s likely that at some point in your career, God will call you from one church to another. Do you know how to make this transition effectively? Moving can be scary and full of questions: Where do I start the job search process? Which people do I talk with, and what do I send to them? How do I know if my family and I will fit in at a new church? And how do I tell people I’m leaving?

The Cotswold Explorer brings you another collection of spooky tales ranging from haunted houses and bounding werewolves, to tongue-in-cheek tales of reincarnation.

From the esteemed President of Hampton University, an insider account that reveals the secret to HBCU graduates’ remarkable success—a distinguished honor roll which includes Vice President Kamala Harris, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Oprah Winfrey, Zora Neale Hurston, Toni Morrison, Ruth...

Enjoy even more of our brilliant animal stories, voiced by the wonderful Brenda and Robin Markwell. Come to know and love 'The Squirrel of Wirral', 'The Pantomime Horse', 'Knox the Fox' and many more brilliant and enthralling stories.

As one of the greatest LinkedIn branding experts, with dozens of media appearances, Greig Wells has helped over 55,000 people find their way back to work. And now with nine other amazing stories of finding success through terrifying adversity, you can learn how to find the path to success in your own life.

Butler is a womanizer, with no scruples about how he wins cases or conducts his private life. This case is assigned to the court of a female judge, with whom Butler had a short, secret love affair while both were in law school. She should recuse herself from the case, but does not, believing that no one knows of the affair. Later, a witness lies under oath and is exposed, resulting in the jury awarding a huge sum to the plaintiff. He celebrates by bedding his beautiful young associate....

Originally published in 1919, Masonic scholar William Harvey, using a lot of biblical citations, writes about the history and symbolism of the pair of pillars, Jachin and Boaz, that stood in the first Temple in Jerusalem. They were either copper, brass, or bronze and were decorated with globes, network, and pomegranates.

William Harvey was a prolific masonic scholar of his day. In this essay from 1920, he dissects the myth of a Freemason on the battlefield saving an enemy's life after he is seen giving the Masonic sign of distress. In addition to examining similar tales from around the globe, Harvey looks at the stories from a philosophical standpoint and asks some hard questions. And, while these wars may be old, this topic never will be.

William Harvey was a prolific masonic scholar of his day. In this poetical piece from 1917, he writes about the culmination of the masonic journey by the candidate's arrival at the third degree, or that of Master Mason. He discusses the movement of time in a mason's life, the symbols of the hourglass and scythe, and the dual aspects of the checkered tile, among other symbols.

William Harvey was a prolific masonic scholar of his day. In this essay from 1920 he discusses the importance of the north-east corner of the masonic Lodge to an otherwise unsuspecting candidate. This candidate proceeds to receive lectures and an education from this location, with an emphasis on charity.

Brother Harvey examines the symbolism of the worshipful master's gavel. He also explains what differentiates it from the setting Maul used in the master mason degree of the blue lodge and the one used in the mark master degree of the York Rite.

Originally published in 1919, Masonic scholar William Harvey writes about the symbolism of the most recognizable and central piece of furniture in our rituals and the resting place for the Volume of Sacred Law, square, and compasses, which no initiate is likely to forget, the altar, as well as the various tools and symbols the mason will encounter, as a result of kneeling before it.

Though generally unknown to the Entered Apprentice and the Fellow Craft when beginning their journey into Craft Masonry, the character of Hiram Abiff is the principle player in the unfolding drama of the Master Mason degree. Strangely, though, he hasn't always been there. Where did Hiram Abiff come from and when was he incorporated into the mythology of Freemasonry?

This volume contains a pair of exploratory essays by Masonic scholar William Harvey. The first seeks to explain the origin and meaning of the word Tyler, as well as describing the history and duties that appertain to the official who guards the Doorway of Freemasonry. Harvey's second essay, "The Masonic Apron", begins by chronicling historical usages of the garment in cultures and traditions throughout civilization.