reed isaiah (14 risultati)

Paperback. Condizione: Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Condizione: Good. Item in good condition and has highlighting/writing on text. Used texts may not contain supplemental items such as CDs, info-trac etc.

paperback. Condizione: Good.

Soft Cover. Condizione: NEAR FINE. trade softcover by Isaiah Reed, Schmul Publishing, 1989, ISBN 0880192534, 91 pp. NEAR FINE (very light wear to covers).

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Condizione: New.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback / softback. Condizione: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Paperback / softback. Condizione: New. This item is printed on demand. New copy - Usually dispatched within 5-9 working days.

Hardcover. Condizione: VG+. Suite of Fine 19th-century Photographs of California, New Mexico and Colorado Collected by a Traveler to Remember Their Visit in 1889  An evocative collection of 35 beautiful photographs of California and the W. 35 original albumen photographs, uniformly mounted on 12 x 10 inch card stock. Very minor fading to a few of the images. Occasional light discoloration to mounts. The photographs exhibit beautiful tonality. Overall condition is near fine. Suite of Fine 19th-century Photographs of California, New Mexico and Colorado Collected by a Traveler to Remember Their Visit in 1889 An evocative collection of 35 beautiful photographs of California and the West by noted western photographers, Isaiah Taber, Norman Reed, and William Henry Jackson. In remarkably nice condition, both the photographs and the uniform-sized card mounts. The pencil dates on the verso of the mounts record the time the unnamed owner of these prints visited the place depicted. The traveler visited Santa Barbara in early March 1889, then San Francisco from March 23 to April 2. By mid April they were in Colorado and New Mexico. Taber was particularly savvy about marketing his photographs to well-heeled tourists visiting San Francisco. Purportedly he installed direct phone lines in the best San Francisco hotels in order to have instantaneous communication with potential customers, who could then be invited into his gallery and seduced into purchasing mementos from his massive stock of western photographic views. The five photographs by Norman Reed relate to Santa Barbara, California. Two of these photographs show a pensive friar in the classic setting of the Mission Garden. This location, dating back to 1786, is now a National Historic Landmark commemorating the history of Spanish colonization in California. The last of the Reed group shows a neatly-dressed girl under a grape arbor. The uncredited images include several that are almost certainly by William Henry Jackson. These include landscapes of the Grand Canyon, Colorado Springs, views in New Mexico, the Rio Grande, the Canyon Diablo, Stockton, California, and more. Here follows a complete list of the photographs. Taber The Golden Gate from Telegraph Hill, San Francisco [caption in the negative]. San Francisco. Mch 23r to Apl 2d, 1889. San Francisco Bay [caption in the negative]. Mch. 26th 1889 [pencil note on verso of mount] San Francisco Bay View - Showing Tamalpais, Alcatraz and Angel Islands [caption in the negative]. San Francisco, Mch 31st, 1889 [pencil note on verso of mount] Cliff House from Beach Drive [caption in the negative]. San Francisco. Mch 25th 1889 [pencil note on verso of mount]. Sutro Heights, San Francisco, Cal., 1886, Parapet, Cliff House and Pacific Ocean [caption in the negative]. San Francisco, Mch 25th, 1889 [pencil note on verso of the mount] The Seal Rocks near Cliff House, San Francisco [caption in the negative]. Seal Rocks, San Francisco, Mch 25th 1889. Instantaneous surf effect at Fort Point, Golden Gate [caption in the negative]. San Francisco. Mch. 28th, 1889 [pencil note on verso of mount]. Midway Point [caption in the negative]. Monterey, Cal., Mch 22d, 1889. Arizona Garden, "Hotel del Monte," Monterey [caption in the negative]. Monterey, Cal. Mch 22d, 1889 [pencil note on verso of mount]. Interior of Bath House, Hotel del Monte [caption in the negative]. Monterey, Cal. Mch 22d, 1889 [pencil note on verso of mount]. Monterey, from Bath House Pier, February 7th, 1883 [caption in the negative]. Monterey, Cal. Mch 21st, 1889 [pencil note on verso of the mount]. Cactus Tree, Arizona [caption in the negative]. April 1889 [pencil note on verso of mount] Cypress Tree ne. Book.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. I am not sure why you picked up this book, but it is probably a good educated guess that things are not going as expected in your life. I do not know who you are or what your story is, but I do know that you get to choose how it goes from this point forward. That is the beauty of our testimony. We write it as God is doing it by our choices in how we respond to what is happening. Yet make no mistake about this one fundamental truth, it is all centered on Him, which is why you might be having trouble with your current situation. You are looking at it from your point of view, not God's. Your testimony is more about God working within you to complete the good work He began, rather than working in the world around you. Do not get me wrong, He will use your testimony to peak the curiosity in others and ultimately draw them to Himself, but the reality is that God is always at work in your life. He is at work when you know it and He is most at work when you do not know it.I have a pretty dramatic testimony. If you do not know it, you would probably enjoy watching it because it will give you a greater appreciation for why you can count on the fact that what I share with you in this book is not really my wisdom, but from the Lord. As my testimony would reveal, I was a rebellious, murderous, womanizing, involved in drugs and otherwise a horrific person whom God chose to save and use, and not so much because I am special, but because He knew I would have to be bold. I live life large and have done so on both sides of the track. What happened to me is hard to believe because it is so bizarre, yet it happened. It happened all the while there was no evidence at all in my life that it was happening. That is what this book is about. The fact that when we get down to nothing, God is always up to something.There came a point not too long ago that I was never so thankful for my testimony. After I was shot, stabbed, died and came back to life, one of my best friends in the world died in the act of avenging my death. He was also the one who began to tell me about Jesus. His name was "Red" and the night before I gave the message on which this book is based, his daughter called me up. I had not heard from her since her father's death. She was nine years old at the time and she had been waiting over twenty years to ask me one question and it came that night, "What happened to my father?". I have thought many times during my life about what would have happened to me if my mom had given up on God because she became discouraged to the point of quitting. I would not have blamed her. How hard it must have been for her because she could not see what God was up to, but was constantly faced with the reality of what I was doing and it just kept getting worse and worse. That is why I decided to teach this message and why I chose it for the content of this book. There just might be someone out there ready to give up and they need to know that when life gets down to nothing, God is up to something! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On January 12, 1865, Major General William Tecumseh Sherman and Secretary of War, Edwin McMasters Stanton met with a group of twenty freed African Americans in the city of Savannah Georgia. The purpose of the meeting was to gain an understanding of the way the men viewed their future as a free people. The result of this meeting was General Sherman's "Special Field Order Number 15."An Order which provided the emancipated people with a foundation on which to begin their new way of life. General Sherman's plan for the order and his own views on abolition have been under attack since its conception. The Forgotten Act is a comprehensive and in depth study of the circumstances and controversy around General Sherman's views of the freed people and his belief in the cause and future of the Field Order. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.