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Dive into the world of phlebotomy instruction with our comprehensive guide explicitly tailored for educators and practitioners alike. Whether you're a seasoned instructor looking to refine your teaching methods or a novice seeking to master the fundamentals, this book has you covered. From the importance of quality instruction to hands-on techniques and safety precautions, each chapter is meticulously crafted to provide a thorough understanding of phlebotomy principles. Explore anatomy and physiology, learn about blood composition, and discover the latest in infection control practices. With detailed lesson plans, practice worksheets, and a handy glossary of terms, this book equips you with the tools you need to excel in the classroom and beyond. Whether preparing students for certification exams or guiding them through real-world scenarios, this book is your go-to resource for phlebotomy instruction. Join us on this educational journey and unlock the potential of tomorrow's healthcare professionals.

For the first time, Rabbi Tzvi Nassi's book "The Great Mystery or How Can Three Be One?" has been republished, revised, and updated since 1863 by The Jewish Institute.com. Also added is Dr.AL Garza's work from "Yeshua in the Ancient Hebrew" and the testimony of former Rabbi Max Wertheimer of Temple Israel in Dayton Ohio. This is truly a one-of-a-kind book revealing the plural nature of God from the sages and ancient Rabbis plus the Yeshua in the ancient Hebrew. PURCHASE ALSO, "One Trinity" by Dr. Al Garza.

For the first time you can now study the New Testament gospels and Acts in KJV English, Greek and Hebrew with transliteration. This is the first part in a series of 3 books including The Letters of Paul and The Jewish letters.

For nearly 50 years, Al Garza stood shoulder with great Grandmaster Tino Tuiolosega, one of the most powerful, dynamic and respected martial artists of our generation. This books recounts the making of a true martial arts great Grandmaster and chronicles Tino Tuiolosega's historic relationships with Grandmaster Ed Parker and Ark Y. Wong as well as his personal bond with the great Bruce Lee.

"Unlocking The Word: The 10 Mistakes in Bible Interpretation" guides readers through the intricate art of interpreting the Bible. In this book, author Al Garza offers profound insights into the common pitfalls and missteps that often hinder a deep and accurate understanding of the Bible. Drawing upon 30+ years of research, personal experience, and a profound passion for the Bible, Al Garza expertly identifies and explores ten prevalent mistakes that readers, scholars, and seekers frequently make when approaching the Bible. From misconceptions about context to overlooking the significance of historical and cultural background, each section tackles a specific interpretive challenge head-on, providing readers with both awareness and practical guidance to navigate these obstacles. "Unlocking The Word" is a must-read for theologians, students of theology, Bible study groups, and anyone who seeks a deeper connection with the Word of God. Dr. Al Garza is an Associate Scholar graduate in the Linguistic Context of the Bible from Hebrew University's Institute of Biblical Studies. He is also certified in New Testament Jewish Studies, Hebrew Bible, and Jewish Culture and Context and holds a Ph.D. in Biblical Studies.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of healthcare, "Phlebotomy Solutions: Back to the Basics" offers a comprehensive guide that harks back to the foundational principles of phlebotomy practice. Authored by Al Garza, a distinguished Ph.D. holder and Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT-1), this book is a definitive resource for students, aspiring phlebotomists, and seasoned professionals seeking to refresh their understanding of the essentials. Al Garza's rich expertise and engaging writing style make complex concepts accessible to readers at all experience levels. With a deep commitment to accuracy and clarity, the book navigates through the intricate world of blood collection, specimen handling, and laboratory testing, emphasizing the significance of upholding ethical and professional standards in every facet of the phlebotomy process. "Phlebotomy Solutions: Back to the Basics" serves as a compass, guiding readers through the intricacies of patient identification, infection control, and the delicate art of venipuncture. Beyond technical skills, the book emphasizes empathy, patient-centered care, and fostering a sense of responsibility that resonates with every phlebotomist. Garza's insights on dealing with anxious patients, navigating challenging veins, and ensuring quality specimen handling bring a practical dimension to the theoretical aspects of the field. At the heart of the book lies a profound appreciation for continuous learning and professional development. Garza examines the value of certifications, job opportunities, and avenues for career growth, inspiring readers to seize the phlebotomy profession's potential. The appendices, including a glossary of terms and standard abbreviations, complement the main text, making this volume an indispensable quick-reference guide. "Phlebotomy Solutions: Back to the Basics" is not just a book; it is a mentor, a roadmap, and a trusted companion for those who seek excellence in the art and science of phlebotomy. Al Garza's dedication to empowering phlebotomists with the knowledge, skills, and ethical foundations they need is palpable in every chapter. Whether you embark on a phlebotomy career or want to refine your skills, this book is your gateway to a fulfilling journey in patient care and healthcare excellence. Al Garza has been a phlebotomist and an educator for 20 years. He currently owns Victor Valley Phlebotomy Training and Phlebotomy Solutions. He has taught thousands of students and helped dozens of individuals start their own phlebotomy school. He has also trained doctors and nurses on the fundamentals of phlebotomy. His experience and education make his book a valuable resource for any student or phlebotomist today. www.PhlebotomySolutions.org

Who is the Jewish Messiah? Is Jesus the long awaited Jewish Messiah? What evidence from the scriptures point to Jesus? Read what the Jewish Rabbi's have to say.

Israel Abrahams (b. London, November 26, 1858; d. Cambridge, October 6, 1925) was one of the most distinguished Jewish scholars of his generation. He wrote a number of classics on Judaism, most notably, Jewish Life in the Middle Ages (1896). He was a forceful lecturer and an earnest lay preacher. As honorary secretary of the Jewish Historical Society of England and as a member of the Committee for Training Jewish Teachers, he was very active. He was also a member of the Committee of the Anglo-Jewish Association, and of several other institutions of the community.

Ancient Hebrew: Yeshua Revealed will show you within the ancient Hebrew alphabet how Yeshua is the long awaited Jewish Messiah. YHWH has revealed himself in his preserved ancient language. A must for all Judeo-Christian believers.

For the first time you can now study The Jewish Letters in KJV English, Greek and Hebrew with transliteration. This is the third part in a series of 3 books including The Gospel Narratives and The Letters of Paul.

For the first time you can now study The Letters of Paul in KJV English, Greek and Hebrew with transliteration. This is the second part in a series of 3 books including The Gospel Narratives and The Jewish letters.

"Jesus vs. The Gods of Mythology," by Biblical Scholar, Al Garza, Ph.D., is a compelling exploration of the fundamental distinctions between Jesus and the deities in various mythological traditions. This insightful handbook delves into the nature, character, and actions of Jesus as depicted in the Christian faith. It contrasts them with ancient myths, often capricious and morally ambiguous gods. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the unique position of Jesus in the realm of spiritual beliefs and how His message and life stand apart from the gods of mythology.

The story of the thief on the cross is a powerful and moving account of redemption and grace. According to the biblical account, the thief was a criminal executed alongside Jesus. Despite his criminal past, the thief recognized Jesus as the Son of God and asked for mercy. In response, Jesus offered him forgiveness and the promise of paradise in the afterlife.Through this encounter, the thief experienced a profound transformation, turning from a life of crime to a life of faith. This story has inspired countless individuals throughout history, offering hope to those who have felt unworthy or hopeless.In this book, we explore the deeper meanings and implications of this story, examining the themes of forgiveness, redemption, and salvation. Through a combination of biblical scholarship, personal reflection, and spiritual insight, we invite readers to join us on a journey of discovery and transformation, exploring the transformative power of grace and the limitless love of God.

Welcome to Al Garza's poetry collection, where he explores the themes of love, God, Jesus, healing, and more. These poems offer a deeply personal look at some of the most profound and universal experiences of the human condition. From the joys of falling in love to the solace of finding healing and hope, these poems speak to the heart of what it means to be alive. Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, we hope his poems will inspire you to think more deeply about the mysteries of the universe and the power of love. Thank you for joining him on this poetic journey.

Al Garza makes a case for the Hebrew Adonai instead of Adoni in Psalm 110:1a. In this book, Dr. Garza draws upon Hebrew sources, Jewish sources, early church fathers, and ancient Semitic languages to provide an overview of all evidence that supports a straightforward reading of Adonai in Psalm 110:1a opening. This book is endorsed by well-known Semitic Scholar Dr. Michael Brown. "According to Jewish tradition, if Psalm 110 refers to David, it was written by a court poet who referred to David, the king, as "my lord" (Hebrew adoni). According to a Christian reading of the text, as reflected in ancient Greek and Syriac manuscripts, the passage referred to Jesus the Messiah, with David referring to Him as "my Lord" (Hebrew adonai). Which tradition more accurately reflects the original Hebrew text? Which group, Jewish or Christian, changed the original vocalization to fit their own theology? In this clear and concise monograph, Dr. Al Garza makes the case for adonai, my Lord, being the original reading, thereby pointing clearly to the divinity of the Messiah. Is he right? Dig in for yourself, weigh the evidence carefully, and make an informed decision".-Dr. Michael L. Brown, author of the 5-volume series Answering Jewish Objections to Jesus. Dr. Al Garza is an Associate Scholar graduate in the Linguistic Context of the Bible from Hebrew University's Institute of Biblical Studies. He is also certified in New Testament Jewish Studies, Hebrew Bible, and Jewish Culture and Context.

(Black and White Version) For the first time in a printed book, "Jesus" In The N.T. Hebrew Texts. Dr. Al Garza has put together some of the most neglected Hebrew New Testament texts in the world, rarely seen or studied. Evidence shows that some of these manuscripts are not a translation from Greek or Latin. Was Jesus called Adonai? Is the genealogy of Jesus finally solved? Does John 1:1 in Hebrew agree with the Greek? See photos of Hebrew Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Look at Hebrew Paul, James, Jude, and Revelation. Dr. Al Garza will take you through the variants between the texts and how some correct the Greek New Testament. This is a breakthrough in textual studies of the New Testament. Dr. Al Garza is an Associate Scholar in the Linguistic Context of the Bible from Hebrew University's Israel Institute of Biblical Studies. He specializes in Hebrew, Aramaic, and New Testament Greek. Dr. Garza is also a certified scholar in Jewish Culture and Context, Hebrew Bible, and Jewish New Testament Studies.

This short but informative book will take you to the ancient Hebrew and the origin of the word "Grace." Discover what the Hebrew Bible teaches regarding this misunderstood word. Dr.Al Garza will take you into the New Testament and show how the translators decided to translate the Hebrew word "grace" into Greek and then into English. Where the translators correct when they translated the word into English every time? Dr.Al Garza will challenge the modern view of "grace" versus the Hebrew origin and use of the word from the Hebrew Bible.

"The First Satan" is a book every Bible believer needs to read. Satan has been misunderstood based on pagan and Jewish mythology. Dr Al Garza explores the evolution of Satan from the Hebrew Bible to the 2nd Temple period and right into the New Testament. Discover why the Greek and Latin Church fathers adopted such a teaching that lead into the modern day view of a horned devil. "Does the Old and New Testament really teach that Satan is an angel who rebelled against God?" "Is Satan the Devil?" "What is the difference between a Satan and The Satan?" "Who are the Nephilim?" "Does Isiah and Ezekiel say Lucifer fell from heaven?" "Where did Angels come from?" "Who are the Cherubim and Seraphim?" These questions are all answered and more. Discover the truth about the origins of Satan, Devils and Demons. Separating truth from mythology.

For the first time in print, the letters of Paul (Romans-Galatians Volume 6a) in KJV English, Greek (Majority Text) and Hebrew (Modern Hebrew) with Transliteration. Including a Rabbinic Source Commentary with almost every verse from Talmudic scholar John Gill DD and others. This Language Study Bible will take you through the letters of Shaul-Paul and his teachings in connection with the Rabbi's of his day and beyond. Discover the Jewish background of his teachings through the eyes of Rabbinic sources. His letters will take you back to the time of Yeshua-Jesus. Read Jewish sources from the Targum, Talmud, Mishna, Midrash etc. in connection with Shaul-Paul. Order A Copy Now! This copy is Volume A with Volume 6b coming soon, Ephesians-Philemon.