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| | Gospel of James - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Other "infancy gospels" in this tradition include The Infancy Gospel of Thomas, the Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew (based on the Protevangelium of James, and on the Infancy Gospel of Thomas), and the so-called Arabic Infancy Gospel; all of which were regarded by the church as apocryphal. | | | The Gospel of James may be the earliest surviving document attesting the veneration of Mary and claiming her continuing virginity. | | | Gospel of Matthew, Gospel of Luke, Septuagint, extracanonical traditions |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospel_of_James
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| | Gospel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Quattuor Evangeliorum Consonantia - The latin harmony of the Gospels (2) | | | Quattuor Evangeliorum Consonantia - The latin harmony of the Gospels (1) | | | At the Divine Liturgy the Gospel is publicly read by a deacon after he receives a blessing from the celebrating priest or bishop. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospel
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| | Infancy Gospel Of James |
| | Among the extracanonical traditions recorded in the gospel are the introduction of Joseph as a widower with several children who is merely Mary's guardian, the birth of Jesus in a cave, and the martyrdom of John the Baptist's father Zechariah during the slaughter of the infants. | | | The author identifies himself as James, presumably the brother of Jesus, and claims to have written shortly after the death of Herod in 4 B.C. This dating is unlikely, however, for the work betrays evidence of redactional passages from both Matthew and Luke. | | | 150 C.E. The majority of the Protovangelion ("primary gospel") is devoted not to the infancy of Christ, but rather the life of Mary. |
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http://www.maplenet.net/~trowbridge/infjames.htm
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| | Perpetual virginity of Mary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | 125–150, ² and the "Gospel of the Nativity of Mary," whose date is unknown, translated from the Hebrew by Jerome, both mention the doctrine, illustrating prior belief. | | | Protestants point especially to Matthew 1:25 that describes Jesus as "her firstborn son" and that Joseph "had no marital relations with her until she had borne a son" states that the virginity persisted until the birth of Jesus and seems to imply that they did have marital relations afterward. | | | But the Scripture stops with this, that she was a virgin before and at the birth of Christ; for up to this point God had need of her virginity in order to give us the promised blessed seed without sin. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_Virginity_of_Mary
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| | What is a Gospel? |
| | The Gospel of Mark is the first written gospel. | | | Gospel is derived from the Greek word euaggelion and means "good news." The genre of gospels include the four canonical books of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John as well as some extrabiblical gospels written in the second century. | | | Due to the belief by most scholars today that Matthew and Luke's gospels were based on Mark's (the Synoptic Problem) Mark's gospel has received a great deal of attention. |
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http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/james_still/gospel.html
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| | BibleMaster.com - Study Aids - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia |
| | In another it is called "the gospel of the grace of God" (Acts 20:24); in another "the gospel of peace" (Ephesians 6:15); in another "the gospel of your salvation" (Ephesians 1:13); and in yet another "the glorious gospel" (2 Corinthians 4:4 the King James Version). | | | "The gospel is the gratuitous promise of the remission of sins for Christ's sake." To hold tenaciously that in this gospel we have a supernatural revelation is in perfect consistency with the spirit of scientific inquiry. | | | The gospel, as the whole message and doctrine of salvation, and as chiefly efficacious for contrition, faith, justification, renewal and sanctification, deals with facts of revelation and experience. |
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http://www.biblemaster.com/bible/ency/isb/view.asp?number=3893
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| | Tribute To James Blackwood |
| | James was faithful to God, showed great courage through God to go on after the plane crash and was steadfast in his beliefs. | | | James was inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall Of Fame and the Southern Gospel Music Association Hall Of Fame and he won countless awards and honors for his contributions to the southern Gospel industry. | | | James and Mim would spend the rest of their life together and Mim became the role model for many "quartet wives" and she stood by James and realized the calling that God had put on his life. |
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http://www.sgmusicforum.com/blackwood.htm
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| | Close Harmony: A History of Southern Gospel, by James R. Goff Jr.. Introduction. |
| | Gospel singing, unlike the singing of hymns in church on Sunday, required that some individuals choose the making and performing of gospel music as their primary occupation. | | | A vital subset of that influence was the church music—hymns and gospel songs—that became as much a part of Sunday worship as the preacher's sermon, Sunday school classes, and intercessory prayer. | | | Jackson was a gospel singer firmly within the black gospel genre. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/uncpress/chapters/goff_close.html
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| | James McGranahan was a talented and cultured American musician who lived from 1840 to 1907. | | | James McGranahan was a Christian, and he had a Christian friend Philip P. Bliss who was concerned about him. | | | James McGranahan was greatly used in evangelistic campaigns throughout America, in Great Britain and in Ireland. |
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http://www.cyberhymnal.org/bio/m/c/mcgranahan_j.htm
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| | Infancy Gospel of James |
| | The Infancy Gospel of James itself may have been dependent on a harmony of Matthew and Luke, but in any case it stands in the harmonizing spirit of the era before the four canonical gospels were considered to be sacred scripture. | | | Cameron identifies three different sources for the Infancy Gospel of James: extracanonical traditions, the Old Testament, and the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. | | | In The Other Gospels, Ron Cameron says that the name Protevangelium "implies that most of the events recorded in this 'initial gospel' of James occur prior to those recorded in the gospels of the New Testament." The gospel received this name when it was first published in the sixteenth century. |
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http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/infancyjames.html
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| | James Dobson |
| | It was a perversion of the true gospel (Galatians 1:7, "pervert the gospel of Christ"). | | | But even if we, or an angel from heaven, preach any other gospel to you than what we have preached to you, let him be accursed. | | | During these 24 years, Dr. James C. Dobson has been propagating the gospel of self-esteem, and self-esteem is still (to this day) his "good news". |
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http://www.atruechurch.info/dobson.html
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| | The King James Bible Christian Rock Gospel Music |
| | When James I became king of England in 1603, there were two translations of the Bible in use; the Geneva Bible was the most popular, and the Bishops' Bible was used for reading in churches. | | | James was a sadist as well as a sodomite: he enjoyed torturing people. | | | James ascended the throne of England with the "divine right of kings" firmly embedded in his mind. |
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http://www.libertyharvestministries.net/kingjames.htm
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| | James Dobson’s Gospel |
| | Dobson’s gospel of self-esteem and psychology is not the Gospel of Jesus Christ; it is neither theologically nor academically supported. | | | James Dobson’s Gospel of Self-Esteem and Psychology may be obtained through this ministry. | | | We contend that self-esteem teachings compromise the preaching and hearing of the true Gospel. |
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http://www.psychoheresy-aware.org/dobson66.html
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| | James Dobson & The Gospel Of Self Esteem |
| | This is, of course, not the Gospel Jesus preached. | | | This is a secular gospel of meeting emotional needs, not a biblical Gospel. | | | James Dobson and The Gospel Of Self Esteem |
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http://cnview.com/on_line_resources/james_dobson_and_the_gospel_of_self_esteem.htm
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| | Review The Banned Book of Mary by Ronald F. Hock |
| | The Birth of Mary, Revelation of James, (referred to by modern scholars as The Infancy Gospel of James) was discovered among documents buried at the world's oldest Christian monastery near the Egyptian city of Dishna, along with the oldest known copy of the Gospel of Luke. | | | According to The Infancy Gospel, when Mary is 12 years old and about to become a woman, the priests summon all the widowers of Israel to come to the Temple so a husband can be selected for her. | | | Apparently, a gospel telling the life story of Mary did exist in the early years of the Church. |
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http://www.januarymagazine.com/artcult/bannedmary.html
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| | Jesus of Nazareth in Early Christian Gospels - A Web Site by Andrew Bernhard |
| | The Gospels according to Matthew, Mark, Luke and John have together enjoyed the priveleged status of sacred scripture since the late second century when they began to receive the consensus approval of the early catholic church. | | | The four gospels now found in the New Testament, however, were not the only sources of information about Jesus available in early Christian communities. | | | These early Christian gospels enjoyed widespread influence for centuries before interest in them waned and they were lost and forgotten. |
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http://www.gospels.net
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| | Ancient 'gospel' gives additional details on Jesus' birth |
| | The Infancy Gospel of James is a protevangelium, or pre-gospel, because it begins well before the life of Jesus; it is part of the Apocrypha, a variety of early Christian writings that did not make it into the New Testament. | | | "The Gospel of James was condemned in the West and as a result it didn't have the same afterlife as in the East," said Nicholas Constas, a professor of early Christian and Byzantine studies at Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology in Brookline, Mass. | | | "The Infancy Gospel was written to praise Mary and explain why she was chosen to be the mother of God," said Hock. |
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http://www.texnews.com/religion97/infancy122097.html
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| | James Patrick Holding: Authorship of John's Gospel |
| | Although favoring a 90-95 date for the Gospel, Streeter [Stree.4G, 456] recognized that: "The logos doctrine is consistent with almost any date for the Gospel." In support of this, he recognizes similar concepts in the work of Philo, and recognizes the author of John's Gospel as a man of genius. | | | Notably John's Gospel has a chronological marker that is quite incidental and therefore rings of authenticity: the note that the Temple has been under construction for 46 years (2:20), which places this incident in 27-28, at the beginning of Jesus' ministry (Witherington, John commentary, 87). | | | On the other hand, it is not objectionable to see John as the ultimate source for the data in his Gospel, with one of his own disciples as an editor/redactor/commentator. |
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http://www.tektonics.org/ntdocdef/johndef.html
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| | Mr. James White, Alpha and Omega Ministries |
| | This is the gospel that you heard and that has been proclaimed to every creature under heaven, and of which I, Paul, have become a servant" (Col. 1:22, 23). | | | White thinks is the gospel of grace is really a license for immorality, which Christians are to contend against (Jude 3,4). | | | On the contrary, the Biblical gospel of grace is clearly a conditional one: |
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http://www.evangelicaloutreach.org/jimwhite.htm
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| | eBay - gospel music james, Records, CDs items on eBay.com |
| | JAMES GUEST - Souls Of Gospel -9 Trk LIMITED EDITION CD | | | James Cleveland and Greater Metro C of C GOSPEL LP Lord i | | | Sundquist, James: Anthology of Sacred Carols (Gospel LP |
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http://search-desc.ebay.com/search/search.dll?query=gospel+music+james&...
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| | Biography of Rev. James Cleveland |
| | James’ grandmother attended Pilgrim Baptist Church, where she was a member of the choir. | | | I am pleased that Gospel Music Workshop of America has grown to the largest gospel music organization in the world, with over 20,000 members”. | | | It should also be mentioned that Rev. Cleveland was awarded an honorary Doctrine degree from the Trinity Bible College and was the first gospel artist to be awarded a “STAR” on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. |
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http://www.jcchorus.com/Biography.htm
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| | This is not in Matthew, but apparently either the Gospel of James or some other work in the volume of the "Gospel according to the Hebrews". | | | Now it would appear that from the context that Jerome is quoting from the "Gospel of James", which is one of the works in the entire volume known as the "Gospel According to the Hebrews", of which, a Hebrew original of canonical Matthew was also part of the collection. | | | The first seems to come from something else that was also a part of the "Gospel according to the Hebrews", but not part of the "Gospel according to Matthew". |
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http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jovial/learn/bible/GospelHebrews.htm
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| | A Controversial Epistle: Jacob's Letter to the 12 Tribes - Chuck Missler |
| | Faith is not believing in spite of the evidence; faith is obeying in spite of the consequences. | | | There were four James's in the New Testament: James, the son of Zebedee, brother of John the beloved disciple. He was called to be a follower early | | | Robert Eisenman, James the Brother of Jesus, Faber and Faber Ltd., London, 1997. |
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http://www.khouse.org/articles/2000/286/print
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| | DoveSong.com -- Traditional Black Gospel Music |
| | One of the sources of black gospel music was the black "jubilee" groups that were formed in colleges primarily located in the Southeast United States. | | | In 1921, The National Baptist Convention published Gospel Pearls, the first book of songs published by a black congregation that used the name "gospel" in relation to the newly evolving style of Negro sacred music that would later be known as Gospel Music. | | | Pioneered by the great gospel singer James Cleveland and based on his work with Thomas A. Dorsey, this movement was called the Mass Choir Movement. |
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http://www.dovesong.com/Positive_music/archives/gospel/Black/black.asp
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| | Naughton’s Nonsense> Blog Archive » Infancy Gospel of James |
| | Infancy Gospel of James was posted at 18:59:17 on Wednesday the 24th of December 2003, and is filed under Religion. | | | You should make a very clear distinction between “historical factual” and ultimately “true.” Of course the Infancy Gospel of James has truth in it: It describes in words what we see in the icons of the Nativity. | | | Here is a link to the Infancy Gospel of James in pdf format. |
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http://blog.cnaughton.com/2003/12/24/infancy-gospel-of-james
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| | James Hill Page in Fuller Up, The Dead Musician Directory |
| | James Hill, the leader and baritone voice of the Fairfield Four gospel | | | by a gospel scholar, Doug Seroff, for a concert in Birmingham. | | | But in the early 1950's, gospel's popularity waned. |
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http://elvispelvis.com/jameshill.htm
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| | Infancy Gospel of James, or Protevangelium (M.R. James translation) |
| | Origen mentions the Book of James (and the Gospel of Peter) as stating that the ' brethren of the Lord' were sons of Joseph by a former wife. | | | The matter is found in an expanded and altered form in the 'Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew', but we have yet to find an old Latin translation of the present text. | | | Infancy Gospel of James, or Protevangelium (M.R. James translation) |
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http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/text/infancyjames-mrjames.html
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| | The Real Jesus of the Sayings "Q" Gospel |
| | But when one turns to Matthew, the contacts with the Sayings Gospel Q are so striking that one has now come to realize that the Gospel of Matthew was written in a community that itself had been part of the Sayings Gospel's movement. | | | The Easter faith of the Sayings Gospel then has primarily to do with the authority of Jesus' sayings, which even after his death are not devalued but only then come into full power. | | | This old Sayings Gospel was not like the canonical Gospels, so colored over with the kerygma of cross and resurrection that the historical Jesus, though embedded therein, was actually lost from sight by the heavy overlay of golden patina. |
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http://www.religion-online.org/showarticle.asp?title=542
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| | Acts of Pilate |
| | The tendency to minimize the guilt of Pilate which is found in the Gospel According to Peter shows the keen interest with which ancient Christianity regarded his person. | | | The prominent position occupied by Pontius Pilate in early Christian thought is further evidenced by the Gospel of Nicodemus. | | | The Gospel of Nicodemus and "The Report of Pilate to the Emperor Claudius" can be read from the links above. |
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http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/actspilate.html
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| | Gospel Music -- James Bignon -- Entertain Your Belief |
| | So I went after it.” Following a touring stint with Gospel singer Dorothy Norwood, he received the call from Reverend Biggham. | | | One of the countries’ most respected and accomplished choir leaders, the personable and articulate Bignon has been a powerful force, continuing the tradition of Gospel music for more than 15 years. | | | But I felt this world was too big and Gospel too needed. |
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http://www.gospelcity.com/dynamic/artist-articles/artists/20
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| | Noncanonical Literature - Gospels |
| | The Infancy Gospel of Thomas [Greek Text A] | | | The Infancy Gospel of Thomas [Greek Text B] |
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http://wesley.nnu.edu/biblical_studies/noncanon/gospels.htm
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| | SCHUMER URGES US POSTAL SERVICE TO HONOR GOSPEL PIONEER REV. JAMES CLEVELAND WITH COMMEMORATIVE STAMP |
| | He was the founder of Gospel Music Workshop of America (GMWA), the largest organization dedicated to Gospel music and the leader of the nationwide campaign to honor Rev. Cleveland with a stamp. | | | With a vocal style similar to Louis Armstrong, he is credited with creating the architectural design of contemporary Gospel music for bridging the gap between traditional Gospel, Gospel Quartets and today’s Gospel music. | | | Also known as "King James" and the "Crown Prince," Rev. Cleveland emerged as a giant of the post-WWII Gospel music scene. |
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http://www.senate.gov/member/ny/schumer/general/SchumerWebsite/pressroom/press_releases/2004/PR02609.Cleveland050304.pf.html
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| | The False Gospel of James McCarthy: Refutation of The Gospel According to Rome |
| | The False Gospel of James McCarthy: Refutation of The Gospel According to Rome | | | This online book, The False Gospel of James McCarthy, is a direct and full refutation of McCarthy's work, demonstrating that the charges against Catholicism are erroneous and that the Catholic Faith is the true Faith as demonstrated by the Scriptures. | | | In 1995, James G. McCarthy, head of "Good News for Catholics, Inc." and self-styled "Bible teacher," published his book The Gospel According to Rome as a "response to the new bestselling Catechism of the Catholic Church." |
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http://www.cathinsight.com/apologetics/mccarthy
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| | Catholic Insight on Protestantism |
| | Examines the role of Mary in three key Gospel narratives, and demonstrates that her role is tightly intertwined with Christ's salvific work. | | | It refutes James McCarthy's attacks against the Catholic doctrine of justification for adults in his book The Gospel According to Rome. | | | Mary the Mother of God, Chapter 9 of False Gospel of James McCarthy, is up! |
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http://www.cathinsight.com/apologetics/protestant.htm
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| | Contemporary Gospel Music Singer Bernard James |
| | James began singing publicly in the local church choir while attending Langston University, a historically black institution of higher learning in Oklahoma. | | | Mission accomplished—this powerful, ten-song collection of contemporary and traditional gospel will inspire your spirit and in the next moment cause your toe to tap. | | | “There is no time like the present,” the old adage says, and Dallas-based Bernard James poignantly expresses this message throughout a marvelous new release. |
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http://www.bernardjames.com/about_music.html
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| | Amazon.com: James Dobson's Gospel of Self-Esteem & Psychology: Books: Martin Bobgan,Deidre Bobgan |
| | "James Dobson's Gospel of Self-Esteem and Psychology" is an even-handed, fair, fully documented commentary on Dobson's "Christian" psychology. | | | Authors Martin and Deidre Bobgan have followed "psycho-heresy" for many years and watched it swallow up counseling that is relies firmly on the Bible. | | | James Dobson's Gospel of Self-Esteem & Psychology (Paperback) |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/094171716X?v=glance
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| | James D. Vaughan Museum |
| | The museum honors the "Father of Southern Gospel Music", James D. Vaughan, who sponsored the first professional southern gospel quartets, established the first southern gospel magazine, recorded the first southern gospel quartets, established the first southern gospel music radio station, and taught the South how to sing with the | | | The glorious history of Southern Gospel Music comes alive in the James D. Vaughan Museum in historic Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. | | | WOAN was the first radio experience for many of the early southern gospel music legends. |
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http://www.co.lawrence.tn.us/tourism/vaughan/vaughan.htm
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| | Gospel Web -Outreach world wide 24/7 with old time Gospel on Gospel Web, with Devotions, Gospel Sermons, Life of ... |
| | Gospel Web -Outreach world wide 24/7 with old time Gospel on Gospel Web, with Devotions, Gospel Sermons, Life of Christ, Patriotic items, Humor, Bible Studies and Missions and Martyrs' stories, and Church Humor. | | | SPEEDING the Gospel Message On The World Wide Web | | | Permission To Copy or Link to Gospel Web |
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http://www.gospelweb.net
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| | AP Worldstream: Gospel singer James Blackwood dead at 82; last of the founders of Blackwood Brothers Quartet@ HighBeam ... |
| | Dateline: MEMPHIS, Tennessee James Blackwood, the last founding member of the Blackwood Brothers Quartet and one of the giants of Southern gospel music, has died of complications of a stroke. | | | AP Worldstream: Gospel singer James Blackwood dead at 82; last of the founders of Blackwood Brothers Quartet@ HighBeam Research | | | The Blackwood Brothers Quartet recorded more than 200 albums, toured the world, and helped form the Gospel Music Association in 1964. |
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http://highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1P1:49985192&refid=ip_almanac_hf
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| | News: BlackGospel.com - James Hall Worship & Praise Set For Live Recording |
| | Submit gospel press releases and news by sending full text of press release or news item to gospelnews@blackgospel.com. | | | Hall, who has recorded live projects at venues such as New York's prestigious Lincoln Center, has a reputation for making his gospel presentations first class in every manner. | | | James Hall is known for creating gospel music fused with flourishes of jazz and classical music. |
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http://www.blackgospel.com/news/40.htm
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| | Gospel for James |
| | Mahalah smiled broadly as Jesus made a sweeping gesture toward the open road. | | | After their stay, well rested and well provisioned, the men resumed their trek to Magadan. | | | The three, even James, enjoyed hospitality and communion with the people of the city for two days; and they brought many of the people to believe in the coming Kingdom. |
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http://www.uwf.edu/tprewitt/fict1.htm
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| | The Anglican Vision by Griffiss, James E. - The Gospel Shop |
| | James E. Griffiss provides an introduction to the Anglican tradition, including the origins of Anglicanism, the Catholic and Evangelical renewal movements of the nineteenth century, and a survey of Anglican mission, theology, and worship. | | | The Anglican Vision by Griffiss, James E. - The Gospel Shop | | | He focuses especially on Anglicanism's ability to hold together theological continuity with social and cultural change because of its particular grasp of the meaning of the Incarnation -- the Good News of God dwelling in and among us. |
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http://www.parable.com/gs/item_1561011436.htm
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