Bøger af Jan Wilson

Highlights innovative programs and interventions targeted toward underserved, vulnerable and marginalized populations. Raises critical questions on how society should justly provide for the economic well-being of our most valuable human assert- our children.

Keys to following Jesus, is a great book design to guard you in your walk with Jesus Christ and to enhance your knowledge about the principles and works of God and His kingdom. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, this book will help you get to know Jesus and develop an intimate relationship with Him, even if you don't know Him, this book will also create in you a stronger desire to follow Jesus. I believe many people want to follow Jesus but don't know how to go about it; having a desire for someone and knowing how to get to know them are two different things. If you don't know what to do about the situation you're faced with now, your ability to take you to the next level will be hinder, because it's through knowledge you're going to be deliver into your inheritance; not through your job, or through your employer or through your connection with the president, but through knowledge. I believe that your divine inheritance is not anywhere else, but in Jesus, because every man that is born into this world has their place in Him; your peace is in Him, your prosperity, joy and divine health is in Jesus. When you discover this, your life will be change! Jan Wilson is a minister of God, called to preach and teach the glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ. His desire is to help both Christians and none Christian grow spiritually and get to know Jesus personally. He graduated from the kingdom life Bible school in Accra Ghana/west Africa, with a diploma. He also graduated from the Aviation Institute of maintenance school in Manassas Virginia U.S.A with an Associate degree.

This is a comparative translation into English of the two earliest versions of the Syriac (or Aramaic) Gospels (codex Sinaiticus and codex Curetonianus), with some interesting differences between the Aramaic and traditional Greek texts.

This is a comparative translation into English of the two earliest versions of the Syriac (or Aramaic) Gospels (codex Sinaiticus and codex Curetonianus), with some interesting differences between the Aramaic and traditional Greek texts.