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Jezebel: Evil Incarnate Queen Jezebel is known as the incarnate of feminine evil. Her story is included in two books of the Bible and gives a gruesome account of the consequences of rebellion and tyranny. jezebel • ahab • omri • ethabaal • baal
Self-Esteem, God's Style: A VBS Lesson Series This VBS series was developed based on Rev. Rolfe Westendorf's book, "Self-Esteem, God's Style" (reviewed this last Thursday). I attempted to find positive role models whenever possible. Feel free to use as is or adapt it to your needs. vbs • lessons • commandments • self-esteem
August CD Reviews Review of CD's by Amanda Marshall, Michael Aston's Gene Loves Jezebel, Bell Book & Candle, Lauren Hoffman, Big Angry Fish, Martin, Deep Blue Sea Soundtrack, and Outside Providence. cd • review • amanda marshall • michael aston's gene loves jezebel • bell book & candle
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The Sojourner of Gilead Elijah just appears on the scene, so to speak. We are told little about his early life. Much like Melchizedek, he simply emerges out of obscurity, and nothing is mentioned about his parents, his ancestry or early life elijah • bible • god • romans • scripture
Early Spring on the High Plateau: Golden Banner Golden Banner, so similar to lupine, was at the top of my list of wildflowers to see in Colorado... early spring on the high plateau: golden banner • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of north america • botany • ecology
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Jumpin' for Juniper Here in the Northern Hemisphere, as the leaves finish their fall and the landscape shows the beginnings of its winter sleep, we can't help but admire the Enchanting Evergreens. This month we'll see how one favorite, the Juniper, offers much more than just ornamental beauty. juniper • herb • herbalist • herbalism • homeopath
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Blooming Biases - Plants that will never make my "A" list. It's your garden party - so give some thought to the invitation list. Do you really want bores, or uptight plants, or those that demand to be pampered and petted beyond endurance? Or would you prefer those that bring delight and variety to the party? gardening • flowering plants • annuals
Test Your Post-Punk IQ Many young bands, from Deftones to Interpol, claim to be influenced by the great artists of post-punk. But what do you really know about the groups of the late 1970s and early 1980s? We've got you covered here, with this post-punk IQ test. joy division • smiths • cure • new order • depeche mode |
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