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BibleWorld

Land, Credit and Crisis presents a new understanding of the financial culture of the Bible.

Guillaume Philippe: Land, Credit and
Crisis

Land, Credit and Crisis

Agrarian Finance in the Hebrew Bible

Introduction Part I: Land 1. Land Tenure 2. Communal Land 3. The Myth of the Helpless Peasant 4. New Perspectives on Land Passages Part II: Credit 5. Agricultural Credit 6. Debt and Patronage 7. Debt in the Bible Part III: No Crisis in Yehud 8. Life in Yehud 9. Financing Production and Commerce General Conclusion

*** THE FINAL EPIC IN THE NERO TRIOLOGY *** The throne is never safe ... especially in Rome AD 60. Rome stands at the height of its power - glittering with wealth, drowning in intrigue. On Palatine Hill, Nero Claudius Caesar rules as Emperor, a young man adored for his beauty and brilliance, feared for his temper, intoxicated by his own power. His empire stretches from the wilds of Britain to the deserts of Parthia, yet his enemies are never far: generals who command legions, senators who whisper in corridors, a people who cheer him in the circus but curse him on the streets. Nero has learned that power is never shared, only seized. He has seen off enemies before, not least his mother, Agrippina. Yet now Boudicca, queen of the Iceni, leads a revolt in the North. Closer to home, Gaius Julius Vindex, Roman by office but Gallic by blood, denounces Nero's corruption and declares open rebellion against the Emperor from Gaul. Rome is a city that devours its rulers. As the first sparks of revolt alight beyond its walls, an empire built on fire begins to burn from within . . .

Inferno

Routledge Cultural Heritage and Tourism Series

Most of South Asia's tourism is based upon the region's pervasive religious heritage. This book provides a descriptive and conceptual examination of religious heritage in South Asia and how this tangible and intangible heritage is utilized as one of the region's most significant tourism assets.The book covers the living and built cultural heritage of South Asia's main religions, both those that originated in the region and those introduced from outside. In particular, it focuses on the cultural past and present of Hinduism, Islam, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, and Christianity, as well as other spiritualities and faith traditions that combine to create a unique and engaging religious heritagescape, which is a crucial part of the tourism product in all seven countries of the region. Pilgrimage mobilities, religious tourism, spiritual architecture and built environments, tantric practices, marketing and management principles and challenges, heritage development, market demand, conservation, death and dying, sacred geographies, and many other principles form the core of the book.This collection of essays and cases aims to provide native perspectives on the challenges and opportunities of religious tourism in South Asia. As such, it appeals to researchers and upper-level students of tourism, geography, religious and heritage studies, anthropology, and South Asian studies.

Religious Heritage and Tourism in South Asia

'At last, a history of the Roman state as it has always been crying out to be told, and never has been' RODERICK BEATON 'A sweeping historical survey that spans two millennia' WALL STREET JOURNAL The definitive history of Rome and its citizens. Rome is often remembered for its spectacular collapse. Yet for more than two thousand years - through civil wars, plagues, invasions and religious upheaval - the Roman state survived, adapted and reinvented itself. From a muddy settlement on the banks of the Tiber to the glittering court of Constantinople, this is the sweeping, untold story of a civilisation that refused to fall. The Romans tells the first truly complete history of Rome in all its epic scale: the Punic Wars, the fall of the republic to the rise of Christianity, Alaric's sack of Rome, the emergence of Islam and the Crusades that would ultimately bring the empire to an end. It is also the story of diverse men and women who shaped the empire: African emperors, Byzantine intellectuals, and ordinary citizens whose loyalty together made it the most resilient state the world has ever seen.

A 2,000-Year History

The Romans

You were never meant to leave your mind at the door.

For decades, the Christian publishing industry has operated on a quiet assumption: women want comfort, and men want theology. Women get the pastel devotionals, the single verse and the heartwarming story, the gentle encouragement to bloom where they are planted. Men get the systematic theologies, the Greek lexicons, the heavy commentaries.
The result is a generation of women who are sincere in their faith and have almost nothing to stand on when life gets hard.

Systematic Theology for Everyday Womenis the book that has been missing.

This is systematic theology written the way it should have been offered to women all along: with precision, warmth, and no apology for using the real words. Written for the woman who manages complex decisions at work, navigates real suffering at home, and is tired of being handed spiritual snacks when she needs a meal. No seminary degree required. No intellectual experience necessary. But you will be challenged to think, and you will find that you are more than capable of it.

God declared women equal to men in life and in faith. That declaration is not a modern revision. It is the foundation. And the women who understood it most clearly were the ones who took the time to learn what the faith actually said. Argula von Grumbach quoted eighty passages of Scripture to challenge the most powerful academics of her day. Lady Jane Grey dismantled a trained theologian's arguments from a prison cell at sixteen. Catherine of Siena rebuked a pope. Julian of Norwich produced the first book written in English by a woman from inside a plague-ravaged city. These women were not exceptional because of their circumstances. They were immovable because of their theology.

The precise language of a magnificent God, language that women throughout history used to understand the sweeping scope of what God has said, is saying, and will say, belongs to you too. The classical terms in this book, Prolegomena, Aseity, Hypostatic Union, Eschatology, are not academic obstacles. Learning them is not an exercise in impressiveness. It is the work of a woman who wants her faith to hold across every era, every trial, and every ordinary Tuesday.

Systematic Theology for Everyday Women does not simplify the faith. It clarifies it. And clarity is the most courageous thing a woman can carry.

What you will study: Prolegomena and Bibliology · Theology Proper · Anthropology and Hamartiology · Christology and Soteriology · Pneumatology · Ecclesiology · Eschatology

Your faith is worth building on something that holds. Start here.

Systematic Theology for Everyday Women

ECPA BESTSELLER • Discover how simple, meaningful habits can nurture your faith and help you grow closer to God—from the founder of the Honey Scoop and bestselling author of The Joy of the In-Between. “In a world obsessed with instant results, Ashley Hetherington reminds us that faithfulness in the unseen seasons is where real spiritual growth happens.”—Jonathan Pokluda, lead pastor of Harris Creek Baptist Church, bestselling author, host of the Becoming Something podcast God promises that even when things seem stagnant, there will always be fruit from our labor. When a situation feels overwhelming, He invites us to be faithful with what He has given us. In The Sowing Season, Ashley Hetherington guides you to make the most of the season you are in, sowing good seeds in the soil where God has planted you. Through personal narratives and practical applications, Ashley invites you to embrace faithfulness and put God first every day. Discover how to • fall in love with prayer and reading God’s Word • live a disciplined life • overcome fear and insecurity • find true Christian friends • care for your body as a temple through healthy eating and daily movement • trust God in hard circumstances By adopting small, intentional rhythms of faithfulness in friendships, family, prayer, work, and more during the sowing season, you will experience a harvest of joy and a deeper relationship with God.

Discover how simple, meaningful habits can nurture your faith and help you grow closer to God—from the founder of the Honey Scoop and bestselling author of The Joy of the In-Between. “In a world obsessed with instant results, Ashley Hetherington reminds us that faithfulness in the unseen seasons is where real spiritual growth happens.”—Jonathan Pokluda, lead pastor of Harris Creek Baptist Church, bestselling author, host of the Becoming Something podcast God promises that even when things seem stagnant, there will always be fruit from our labor. When a situation feels overwhelming, He invites us to be faithful with what He has given us. In The Sowing Season, Ashley Hetherington guides you to make the most of the season you are in, sowing good seeds in the soil where God has planted you. Through personal narratives and practical applications, Ashley invites you to embrace faithfulness and put God first every day. Discover how to • fall in love with prayer and reading God’s Word • live a disciplined life • overcome fear and insecurity • find true Christian friends • care for your body as a temple through healthy eating and daily movement • trust God in hard circumstances By adopting small, intentional rhythms of faithfulness in friendships, family, prayer, work, and more during the sowing season, you will experience a harvest of joy and a deeper relationship with God.

A Practical Guide to Cultivating Small Habits That Invite God's Abundance

The Sowing Season

YOU KNOW MY NAME.BUT YOU DO NOT KNOW ME.Your historians call me seductress, but I was always in love's thrall.Your playwrights speak on my witchcraft, but I was gifted by the gods.Your poets sing of my blood-lust, but I was protecting my children.They cannot credit that a mere woman could be powerful, strategic, divinely blessed to rule.Death will silence me no longer.This is not the story of how I died. But how I lived.From one of the most remarkable and acclaimed storytellers of her generation, the #1 bestselling author of FAEBOUND and THE FINAL STRIFE, this epic and groundbreaking new novel shows us Cleopatra on her own terms.

Cleopatra

The Murder Trials of Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow Daybell Series

Tom Evans has spent over two years trying to understand not why, but how a mother can brutally murder her husband, her lover's wife and her own children. It's the question that he was left with when he finished his jury service in Lori Vallow Daybell's trial in Idaho.

He knew it was a complex question with a complex answer, but that the answer was important. Tom said at the end of her trial: "If we just put her away and pat ourselves on the back for a job well done, we are missing the point."

Sitting through her trial in Idaho as a juror, Chad Daybell's trial in Idaho as an observer and Lori Vallow Daybell's trials in Arizona has convinced Tom that there are connections between their crimes and other fundamentalist religious forces at work in our country.

Crimes against innocent children are being committed continually and very little is being done to stop it. Children are raped, trafficked and enslaved all in the name of religion and it's happening right under our noses.

To answer the burning question of how, Tom goes all the way back to the 1820s and works his way through to the present. After writing three books on the subject and immersing himself into researching religious zealotry, Mormon fundamentalism and cults, he is finally satisfied with the answer.

Tom believes that what we do with the answer will define our times. Can we accept that our culture created Lori Vallow Daybell and that we must take responsibility for her? Or, will we be offended by Tom's idea that it's our history that led to her crimes?

It's a controversial question. No one is left out of his critique. Religious zealots, narcissistic power-hungry men, the media, the justice system, our government, Christianity and yes, even you and I, have to be able to look at ourselves and ask how we created Lori Vallow Daybell.

The answer to that question will determine how we proceed into the future and deal with people like Warren Jeffs, Lori Vallow Daybell and Sam Bateman. Yes, those people are all in prison and will be for the rest of their time on earth, but others have filled the void and on it goes. The roots of the problems are still with us and will be until we expose them and have the courage to make changes to stop them.

Tom hopes that this book and his two previous books in the trilogy will contribute to the solution.

How We Created Lori Vallow Daybell

On The Left Hand of Christ

'What a remarkable book by a unique and extraordinary man. I fell in love with Jason's family, especially the incredible Giff (what a mother, what a woman!) and I cheered at every infuriating brick wall she and Jason smashed down' - Kathy Burke, author of A Mind of My Own'You did it, didn't you, Jason?' Mum asked. 'No, Giff,' I told her. 'We did. We did it . . .'When Jason Arday was thirty-seven years old, everything changed. He made international news by becoming the youngest Black professor in the almost thousand-year history of the University of Cambridge. But that remarkable achievement is only part of his great and unfortunate tale.&nbsp;He grew up in a council house in south London with his parents and two brothers. Diagnosed with autism and global developmental delay at the age of three, he spent much of his non-verbal childhood navigating a system that struggled to understand him. Doctors and teachers believed there was 'no one in there'. But Jason's mother, Giff, refused to accept the limits others placed on her son.&nbsp;With the faith of his family and the support of a handful of extraordinary friends and mentors, Jason slowly found his voice. He spoke his first word at eleven, learned to read at eighteen, and discovered a passion for education and helping others that would transform his life. Along the way there were improbable triumphs and heartbreaking setbacks, tears of joy and moments so painful that laughter was the only option, and more than one occasion when everything seemed poised to fall apart.Great and Unfortunate Things is an unforgettable book about resilience and love - and the transformative power of someone who believes in you when the world does not.

Great and Unfortunate Things

DK Big Ideas

Why did democracy emerge in ancient Greece? How did Spain conquer South and Central America? And what caused the fall of the Berlin Wall? Part of DK's indispensable Big Ideas series, this fully revised and updated new edition of The History Book answers these questions and many more. The perfect introduction to the subject, it explores and explains everything from the origins of Homo Sapiens to the arrival of the internet, and from the French Revolution to the space race - through a combination of easy-to-follow explanations, innovative graphics, and intriguing quotes. This fascinating new edition features:<ul><li>More than 90 of the most important events, milestones, and turning points in world history - from the agricultural revolution to WWI and WWII</li><li>Simple explanations, bold infographics and step-by-step diagrams that untangle complex historical events, and witty illustrations</li><li>Key quotes from major historical figures - from Julius Caesar to Barack Obama</li><li>Eight pages of brand-new content, including entries on the Covid-19 pandemic, the Chinese Belt-and-Road initiative, the Capitol riots, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine</li></ul> A truly accessible and comprehensive introduction to an essential and engrossing subject, The History Book is perfect for anyone looking for the ultimate overview of world history. The Big Ideas series With more than 13 million copies sold across 130 countries and in 39 languages, DK's award-winning Big Ideas series explores and explains a broad range of essential subjects with its innovative graphic and quote-led approach. The previous edition of The History Book has sold more than 600,000 copies worldwide. Other titles in the series include The Military History Book, The Politics Book and The Economics Book.

Big Ideas Simply Explained

The History Book

A Sunday Times Book of the Year A Press Association Book of the Year 'Beautifully written, you will be drawn into the claustrophobic world of the mere, where sinners fear the retribution of both God and the devil' - Laura Shepherd-Robinson, bestselling author of The Square of Sevens 'Haunting and beautiful . . . Even in Mere's brutality, there is a rare tenderness to be found' - Lucy Rose, bestselling author of The Lamb Norfolk, AD 990. Deep in the Fens, an order of holy sisters lives in quiet isolation, cut off from the outside world by a treacherous marsh known as the mere. Convent healer Hilda and her fellow nuns follow God's path under the steely guidance of their abbess. But when a young servant boy goes missing in the marsh, rumour and division spread like wildfire through the community and the abbess's grip falters. Where is the boy? Who took him? Why can he not be found? Then, newly arrived Sister Wulfrun has a vision: a curse is upon them and change must be brought. As the convent is swept up in a fight for its very survival, Hilda finds herself caught in her own battle between her conscience and her growing feelings for the enigmatic Wulfrun . . . 'Haunting and heartrending' - Mail on Sunday 'A forbidden and passionate love story which held me captivated to the last page' - Anya Bergman, author of The Witches of Vardo

Mere

Humans - who are we? Physically, Homo sapiens is unremarkable in the animal world - a hairless ape. But somehow, in combination, our characteristics make us remarkable. With our dexterity and brain power, we discovered ways of finding food and beating the elements not only in our home on the African savanna, but in every habitat from jungle to Arctic waste. Humans tells the story of our evolution with beautiful illustrations of our seemingly ordinary anatomy alongside colourful, mind-expanding graphics of what we have achieved with it. This book is: <ul><li>shaped and guided by broadcaster and expert in anatomy and archaeology, Professor Alice Roberts</li><li>written by an international team of experts in many fields of human evolution, including archaeology, palaeontology, anthropology, and cognitive science</li><li>built from chapters about the evolution of different parts of the body, giving an instant, familiar way in to the topic</li></ul> This thought-provoking book presents the latest advances in understanding human evolution, challenging old myths and baked-in misconceptions - all through the lens of the human body. Each chapter tackles a different body part, showing how it has evolved and the role it has played. The story of hands, for instance, begins with the first animals with limbs, which clambered onto land 375 million years ago, but goes on to show how humans use the unique precision and power in their grasping digits - and their ability to teach one another skills - to create ever-more sophisticated technology. Visually vibrant and rich, this book features not only beautiful illustrations, but also photos of prehistoric art, tools, jewellery, and recreations of all of these made by experimental archaeologists. Humans asks intriguing universal questions about our origins and nature. When did we invent clothes? Did we always form pair bonds? How did prehistoric people cross the ocean? Are we the only animals to become self-aware? Find out who we are, where we come from, and perhaps - where we're going.

The Evolution of a Species

Humans

This is the story of the fall of an Empire - and the rise of another. Who spread Christianity, how, and why? In her quest to find the answer,&nbsp;Professor Alice Roberts takes us on a gripping investigative journey. From a secluded valley in south Wales to the shores of Brittany; from the heart of the Roman Empire in a time of political turmoil to the ancient city of Corinth in the footsteps of the apostle Paul; from Alexandria in the fourth century to Constantinople. As the Roman Empire crumbled in Western Europe, a shadow of power remained, almost perfectly mapping onto its disappearing territories. And then, it continued to spread. Unearthing the archaeological clues and challenging long-established histories, Professor Roberts tells a remarkable story about the relationship between the Roman Empire and Christianity. Lifting the veil on secrets that have been hidden in plain sight, this story is nothing short of astonishing. Domination&nbsp;is a page-turning exploration of power and its survival.

The Fall of the Roman Empire and the Rise of Christianity

Domination

Land, Credit and Crisis

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