Books with title All Kinds of Everything

An eye-catching International Children’s Bible® for kids who love God and all the amazing animals He created.Kids are naturally fascinated by the animals that walk the planet with us, and this Bible will encourage that sense of wonder. Featuring a detailed 3D cover and 48 pages of custom inserts with spectacular photography from National Geographic®, thisInternational Children’s Bible® will help kids more fully appreciate our amazing God, the Creator of all things great and small.The full-color features reinforce biblical knowledge and include: Bible Time Line; Bible Verses to Know; Maps; and Dictionary of People, Places, and Things in the Bible. Special articles include The Real King of the Beasts; Animals of the Bible; Amazing Animal Facts; and much more. Features & Benefits:Eye-catching 3D cover and pages of amazing National Geographic® animal photographyFull text of the International Children’s Bible® translation―a Bible children can read and understandCool articles about God’s creations from the animal world48 pages of full-color inserts with presentation page, maps, and morePerfect for kids ages 7-11

After a lifetime spent in the teaching of a system of knowledge which he gave only to a small circle of pupils, George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff decided shortly before his death in October 1949 to publish the first of a series of his books which expresses his ideas in the form of a cosmological epic based upon the legend of 'Beelzebub' - whose banishment to our Solar System brings him inte contact with mankind whose strange customs and problems he describes with deep compassion and at times with superb humour. This 'all-wise Beelzebub', with profound understanding af the weakness af humanity, paints the way towards the regeneration of mankind through the development of the inner possibilities of man and presents a teaching ef exceptional value for the world. All and Everything is of speclal significance now, when the world is helplessly struggling to control the intensification of technical achievement which threatens to destroy the essential values and purposes of life. This book rediscovers the path whleh man was destined to follow in the universal scheme and from which he has so far gone astray.