Bøger af Daniel Botkin

The 150 Psalms of the Holy Bible contain some of the most marvelous, curious, and sometimes disturbing imagery in all of Scripture.Psurrealistic Psalms |150 Paintings Inspired by the 150 Psalms of the Bible, reveals this imagery through the eyes of artist Daniel Botkin. Each Psurrealistic Psalm painting is preceded by its full text from the King James Version Bible. These ancient words give life to its characters, cloaked in vivid colors and staged in quizzical shapes, on a breathtaking canvas of heaven and earth. You will never see the Psalms the same way again!Conceived in Israel, where he lived in 1977, Daniel sketched out a few Psalms, but began the project in earnest in 2017. This enormous six-year endeavor culminated in 2023 with each painting on its own canvas. All 150 paintings can be viewed on his art website. Prints are available for purchase on stretched canvas at DanielBotkin.com.Look for the 4 Bonus Paintings with Daniel's comments in this book!

Get Encouraged! Get Exhorted! Get Excited! Cross Over! Moses told the Hebrews that the LORD brought them out of Egypt so that He might bring them into the Promised Land. Like the ancient Israelites, Christians have both an "out of" aspect and an "into" aspect of their faith. Christians experience the "out of" aspect of faith when they are redeemed by "Christ our passover lamb." But many Christians never experience the "into" aspect of faith. They never enter into an exciting Promised Land that flows with milk and honey; they spend their lives aimlessly wandering in the wilderness between Egypt and Canaan, fluttering like a butterfly from one Christian fad to the next. If you are tired of aimlessly wandering through life and want to cross over and transition to the life of a Hebrew, Crossing Over, Encouragement & Exhortation From Joshua & Judges is for you.

If you are one of those unfortunate individuals afflicted with the disability called DADD - Dylan Appreciation Deficit Disorder - you will probably just scratch your head in bewilderment and wonder why anyone would enjoy these riddles. But "Bobcats" - hardcore Dylan fans who are familiar with the songs of Bob Dylan - will appreciate this book of over 100 riddles. The answer to every question is a line from a Dylan song or the title of a Dylan song. Dylan fans will also enjoy the bonus feature "Me 'n' Bob," the humorous and heart-warming account of the author's Dylan-related escapades. SAMPLE RIDDLES: Q: What did the farmer say to his stubborn hen? A: Lay Lady Lay. Q: What were the Hindus in India waiting for before they declared independence from the British? A: The reincarnation of Paul Revere's horse. Q: What did the manager at Zimmy's Restaurant in Hibbing say to the waitress when a customer came in the door? A: Gotta serve somebody.