Mother Roots: The Female Ancestors of Jesus
- ISBN-10
- 1725235919
- ISBN-13
- 9781725235915
- Category
- Religion
- Pages
- 236
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2015-10-16
- Publisher
- Wipf and Stock Publishers
- Author
- Helen Bruch Pearson
Description
Biblical Storytelling At Its Best! Helen Bruch Pearson examines the biblical witness of: Tamar Rahab Ruth Bathsheba Mary, the mother of Jesus Join Pearson as she fills in the gaps and helps history become her-story.
Get the book
Other editions
Similar books
-
Tracing My Mother's Roots in Revilla (Guerrero Viejo) 1750-1850: A Genealogical Study. Book two
By Mauricio J. GonzálezRevilla's residents came mainly from Nuevo León and Coahuila. Once in Revilla, many of them made Tamaulipas and Texas their home. In the end, this book is about families with roots in Northeastern Mexico and South Texas.
-
Structure and Function of Roots: Proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium on Structure and Function of Roots, June 20–26, 1993,...
By Peter W. Barlow, F. Baluska, Slovak Academy of Sciences Dr. Milada CiamporovaThe early globular stage : the 1st cross division cm initiating the radical part of the embryo . co - the initial cell of columella , iec - which will initiate the layer joining all initial cells of the root meristem , hrm - mother cell ...
-
Horticultural Reviews: Wild Apple and Fruit Trees of Central Asia
By Jules JanickSuch conditions (Dzhangaliev 1972) are in the upper soil horizons, where roots of the mother plant are located near the surface ... also depends on the shoot arrangement, the time of appearing and the vitality of the mother root system.
-
Humble Roots: Earl and Caroline
By Lona Root HaskinsLona Root Haskins. decide what color yarn I should use, but Earl's mother is so sure I will have a boy that I am making the set blue. “She is a very dynamic outgoing person. She is a fortune teller in a tearoom in downtown Minneapolis.
-
The Mother Roots
By Helen Bruch PearsonThe Mother Roots
-
Plant Roots: The Hidden Half, Fourth Edition
By Amram Eshel, Tom BeeckmanIt implies that these plants might use different strategies to guide the young primordium through the mother root tissues. In maize, cortex cells collapse and their cytoplasm is broken down, while the lignified epidermis stays intact ...