The Bible, King James Version, Book 28; Hosea - Anonymous
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A lucid doorway into a sacred archive, Hosea in the King James Version opens a window on mercy and judgment that still speaks today. A compact, reverent volume, it invites both casual readers and serious students to hear the ancient cadence of covenant faithfulness. This edition presents the book as part of a broader, enduring conversation within the old testament prophets, offering a complete bible text experience within a single, focused reading. Its themes of covenant renewal, divine mercy, and prophetic witness sit alongside every reader's devotional scripture reading, clergy study…mehr

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A lucid doorway into a sacred archive, Hosea in the King James Version opens a window on mercy and judgment that still speaks today. A compact, reverent volume, it invites both casual readers and serious students to hear the ancient cadence of covenant faithfulness. This edition presents the book as part of a broader, enduring conversation within the old testament prophets, offering a complete bible text experience within a single, focused reading. Its themes of covenant renewal, divine mercy, and prophetic witness sit alongside every reader's devotional scripture reading, clergy study routine, and student bible study in search of steady, contemplative guidance. The prose's seventeenth century flavour-distinctive, dramatic, and precise-offers a bridge to hebrew prophetic tradition while inviting modern interpretation and comparison with other prophetic books. The work carries literary and historical significance as a preserved shard of early English scriptural heritage, now restored for today's and future generations. It is more than a reprint; it is a collector's item and a cultural treasure, a gateway for those tracing the roots of biblical prophecy collection and old testament traditions. An essential addition for lovers of classic literature and scholars alike, Alpha Editions renews this volume so that the covenantal voice-mercy and judgment, faithfulness and renewal-continues to inspire.
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The author of Nanny Merry remains anonymous, with little known about their personal life or background. The novel, written in the early 1870s, offers a glimpse into the moral and spiritual values of the time, particularly focusing on childhood innocence, family relationships, and faith. While the specific identity of the author is unclear, the themes explored in the book suggest a deep understanding of the emotional and spiritual development of children. The book's emphasis on kindness, love, forgiveness, and reliance on God reflects the prevailing religious and moral values of the period, especially in children's literature. The story's portrayal of the main character s growth and lessons learned from life events suggests that the author aimed to instill important virtues in young readers. Despite the anonymity of the author, Nanny Merry continues to be valued for its timeless messages about faith, family, and the power of kindness in shaping one s character.