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Andrew Yang and Mark Cuban make the economic and moral case for Universal Basic Income
By John W. Kennedy
Here's 2020's first dispatch from the crossroads of faith and media: Talking dollars and sense. So, despite his obviously passionate following, entrepreneur Andrew Yang was kept off the Democratic debate this week because of party rules that excluded him before an actual vote was cast. Some lamented that the all-white stage lacked racial inclusiveness. I'm all…
Is "1917" the first "classic" movie of the 2020's?
Here's 2020's first dispatch from the crossroads of faith and media: "1917" opens nationwide Friday (1/10) but is already a Golden Globe Award winner (Best Picture – Drama) and a box office smash. From Forbes: $52,383. That's how much 1917 made per theater from Dec. 27-29 when the film made its U.S. debut. From just…
"Carol's Second Act" serves up Christmas episode
Here's the latest dispatch from the crossroads of faith and media: A Christmas Carol. Christmas episodes used to be a staple of network sitcoms but seem much less common these days. Since Carol Second Act is pretty much an ode the art of the traditional sitcom, it's nice to see the show which stars Patricia…
Director Trey Edward Shults on making "Waves" + St. Patrick & Bill Maher
Here's the latest dispatch from the crossroads of faith and media: Riding Waves of praise. Set against the vibrant landscape of South Florida, Waves traces the epic emotional journey of a suburban African-American family confronted with a shocking event that threatens to tear the family apart. The movie which open wide this Thanksgiving weekend has…
Powerful, honest family drama "Waves" peers beneath life's surface
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Producer Debra Martin Chase scores with hit Harriet Tubman biopic and powerful soundtrack
Here's the latest dispatch from the crossroads of faith and media: Harriet Tubman and film producer Debra Martin Chase are having a moment. The long-awaited film Harriet opened strong in 2,059 theaters nationwide last weekend, pulling in an impressive $12 million over three days and ranking fourth at the domestic box office. That's significantly higher…
"Harriet" a great tribute to a great American + Incoming "Waves"
Here's the latest dispatch from the crossroads of faith and media: Just in time for All Saints Day, Harriet (from Focus Features) opens nationwide tomorrow (Nov. 1). Though she wasn't Catholic and is, therefore, unlikely to ever be officially canonized, few would doubt that Harriet Tubman – a woman of fearless faith in God –…
Previewing two very different movies about the Catholic Church
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Kyle MachLachlan says "Carol" takes a humorously humane look at medicine + How to give a poor child a Christmas Box of Joy
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PSA Shines Light On Homelessness + Psychotherapist/author Dr. Jeffrey Rubin on dealing with depressing headlines
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John W. Kennedy, a practicing Catholic, is the founder and Dir. of Development of The Creative Universe Entertainment™, a media consultation and development company focusing on the creation, development and support of high-quality mainstream entertainment that upholds positive timeless values such as faith in a loving God, kindness, forgiveness, gratitude, tolerance, wisdom, courage, self-confidence tempered with humility, personal responsibility and the all-important ability to resist hypocrisy and laugh at our own human foibles.
Current projects include "Bryant Park" (an uplifting romantic-comedy), "The Tommie Scott Story" (based on the inspirational biography) and "Photo Finish" (a sci-fi TV pilot). He has written over 100 children's novels based on episodes of the Cartoon Network series "Ben 10", "Ben 10: Alien Force", "Ben 10: Ultimate Alien", "Ben 10: Omniverse" and "Generator Rex" among others. He also writes Beliefnet's "Faith, Media & Culture" blog and has discussed the topic as a guest on several radio broadcasts.
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Q: Associative arrays and Java I've run into the same problem a lot of people seem to face coming from PHP, the lack of a decent and easy to use associative array solution.
I've read quesions here which basically all suggested to use a HashMap, like this Q: Java associative-array
However, I don't think the solutions mentioned will solve my problem. I'll explain.
I have a list with 250 items (countries) for which I want to store data. The data is of undefined length, meaning it can hold multiple entries per "column", sometimes no entry, sometimes 4, etcetera.
in PHP I could just do this:
$country_data = new array();
$country_data["nl"]["currency"] = "euro";
$country_data["nl"]["languages"] = "Dutch";
...
$country_data["us"]["currency"] = "US dollar";
$country_data["us"]["languages"] = array("English", "Spanish");

So sometimes I want to store an array, sometimes not. Ofcourse it could also be a array with only one entry instead of a string, but I'm just saying.
So, the question is, how do I store and fetch arrays in arrays in a HashMap? I understand I am pretty much stuck with the ugly HashMap solution, but I still can't see how this will let me store arrays, I'm sure I'm overlooking something simple. An example based on mine would be great!
UPDATE
I opted to go for HashMaps of HashMaps
The reason for this I need to be able to oversee everything easily, and change a few lines of values when needed. And this is flexible, I can easily just get a country name based on country code, a language, or I can get the country_data HashMap when I need it, or all country names, etcetera.
public class iso_countries {
    Map<String, Object> country_data        = new HashMap<String, Object>();
    Map<String, String> country_name        = new HashMap<String, String>();
    Map<String, String[]> country_idd       = new HashMap<String, String[]>();
    Map<String, String[]> country_cid       = new HashMap<String, String[]>();

    public iso_countries(){
         country_name.put("nl",         "Netherlands");
         country_idd.put("nl",      new String[]{"+31"});
         country_cid.put("nl",      new String[]{"#31#", "*31#"});
         setData(country_name, country_cid, country_idd);
         // 249 * 4 lines more and later...
    }//end method

    public void setData(Map country_name, Map country_cid, Map country_idd){
         country_data.put("name",   country_name);
         country_data.put("idd",    country_idd);
         country_data.put("cid",    country_cid);
    }//end method

    public String getCountryName(String countryCode){
        String name     = country_name.get(countryCode);
        return name;
    }//end method

    public String[] getCountryIdd(String countryCode){
        String prefix[] = country_idd.get(countryCode);
        return prefix;
    }//end method

    public String[] getCountryCid(String countryCode){
        String cid[]    = country_cid.get(countryCode);
        return cid;
    }//end method
}//end class

A: You can store arrays as values of a HashMap:
HashMap<Integer,String[]> hm = new HashMap<Integer,String[]>();
hm.put( 1, new String[]{ "a", "b" } );

As for as having "multi-dimensional" keys, you can always wrap them together with a class. Another, albeit ugly, solution would be to have HashMaps of HashMaps.

A: The correct way is to use a Country object:
class Country {
    // Might want these private with getters and/or setters
    public String currency;
    public Set<String> languages;

    // String...languages is like String[] languages, except you can pass the
    // arguments in like new Country("Euro", "Dutch", "German")
    // instead of new Country("Euro", new String[] { "Dutch", "German" })
    // It's purely stylistic
    public Country(String currency, String... languages) {
        this.currency = currency;
        this.languages = new HashSet<String>();
        for(String language : languages) {
            this.languages.add(language);
        }
        // or this.languages = new HashSet<String>(Arrays.asList(languages));
    }
}

void someFunction() {
    Map<String, Country> countries = new HashMap<String, Country>():
    countries.put("us", new Country("US Dollar", "English", "Spanish"));
    countries.put("nl", new Country("Euro", "Dutch"));
}

You could do this by nesting Lists and Maps, by why use Java if you're not going to use the tools the compiler gives you?

A: Map<String, Object> map = new HashMap<String, Object>();

now instead of Array you place List, in normal cases you will just place String as the value.
Another approach will be to use value object which stores whatever you have give it to.
public class ValueObject {

   private Map<String, List<Object>> dataHolder = null; //getter, setter
}

Map<String, ValueObject> map = new HashMap<String, ValueObject>();

A: Maybe I'm misunderstanding your issue, but why not create your own object to hold the data, then store those in the HashMap?
Java is an object-oriented language, so why not use its most famous facility: objects!

A: An array in PHP is actually a hash, not an array.
The correct thing to use in java is a HashMap. You can also store multpile values in a Hashmap by storing arrays or lists in it. So HashMap<String, HashMap<String, Object> or Hashmap<String, List<Object>> might help you.
When you use multi-dimensional arrays, you have to use integers as key.

A: Alternatively, if your information about countries, currencies and languages can be statically defined, you could put all that in an set of enums:
public enum Language {
    EN, ES, FR;
}

public enum Currency    {
    USD, GBP, CAD;
}

public enum Country {

    US(USD, EN), UK(GBP, EN), CAN(CAD, EN, FR);

    private final Language[] languages;
    private final Currency currency;

    Country(Currency currency, Language... languages) {
        this.currency = currency;
        this.languages = Arrays.copyOf(languages, languages.length);
    }

    public Currency getCurrency() {
        return this.currency;
    }

    public Collection<Language> getLanguages() {
        return asList(this.languages);
    }
}

Then you could very easily do something like:
Map<Integer, Country> data = new HashMap<Integer, Country>();
data.put(0, US);
data.put(1, UK);

Currency currency = data.get(0).getCurrency();
Collection<Language> langs = data.get(0).getLanguages();

System.out.println(currency);
System.out.println(langs);

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Q: AKS Virtual Node Log Collection Where does the logs of AKS virtual node is stored?
We have deployed fluentd as daemon-set and it is running in all physical nodes of our AKS cluster except on virtual node.
Though virtual node has been assigned to the pod, the pod is in ProviderFailed State with the message - Pod fluentd-xxxx requires volume varlog which is of an unsupported type.


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With the Monday release of iOS 4.2 and the Apple TV 4.1 software update, this officially marks the beginning of the AirPlay era. Here's a closer look at what Apple's new AirPlay media-streaming technology does and how it works.
AirPlay is an evolution of AirTunes, the system that allowed Macs or PCs running iTunes to play audio through either an AirPort Express or an Apple TV. While that functionality still exists (and will be extended to third-party devices), AirPlay expands it to allow the remote playback of video on the second-generation Apple TV.
Two different sorts of devices can send audio or video to an Apple TV via AirPlay. Macs or PCs running iTunes 10 will display the AirPlay icon (which looks like a rectangle with a triangle pointing up into it) if there's an AirPlay-compatible device on the local network. I was able to stream audio and video to an Apple TV from a Mac running iTunes 10 without any trouble.
Any iOS device running iOS 4.2 can also send audio or video via AirPlay. To enable AirPlay, you first must select the media you wish to play back, and start it playing. Then tap on the AirPlay icon and select an AirPlay-compatible device. (Devices capable of only streaming audio are signified with a speaker icon; those that can do video, with the picture of a TV set.) After a pause of about two seconds, the video you were watching on your iPad (or iPhone or iPod touch) will appear on the HDTV attached to your Apple TV.
The most remarkable thing about streaming HD video from an iPad to an HDTV wasn't the act of playback, but what happened next: I pressed the iPad's home button and switched over to the Mail app while the video happily kept on playing. That's because AirPlay works in the background, continuing to stream media remotely while you do other stuff. Want to write a movie review on your iPad while you're streaming that movie to your Apple TV? Not a problem. You can even put the iOS device to sleep and toss it in the corner; so long as it's got battery power and a network connection, it'll keep streaming.
Choose where to play your video from the new AirPlay pop-over menu.
You can control AirPlay playback from the iOS device, of course—the standard set of play and pause control buttons are available. But once the streaming starts, you can also just pick up the Apple TV's remote and control things that way. Once an AirPlay stream is going, it's really no different from watching a movie on the Apple TV directly. All the standard Apple TV remote commands work, so you can play, pause, fast-forward, and even bring up a chapter list and skip forward. The Apple TV buffers as much of the streamed file as it can, so fast-forwarding is smooth.
I tested AirPlay with HD and SD videos from the Videos app, and it worked great. I was also able to use AirPlay with the YouTube app. AirPlay didn't work, however, when I tried to play back a movie trailer from Apple's trailers site using the iPad's Safari Web browser. And several other apps I tried, which do support video playback, simply wouldn't work with AirPlay—they would display an AirPlay menu, but my Apple TV only showed up as an audio-capable device. (In other words, I could play back my video's soundtrack on my TV set, but the video would only show up on the iPad.) Presumably developers will be able to update their apps to take better advantage of AirPlay; it sure would be nice to play back live game video from the MLB At Bat app on my TV set when baseball season comes around again.
Once you transfer a video from iTunes 10 to an Apple TV, this placeholder graphic appears.
But before you think that AirPlay opens the door for apps to do crazy stuff, like showing the output of your favorite game app on your HDTV or playing back random video formats from apps such as VLC Media Player, let me explain how AirPlay video streaming works: One device sends a complete, intact video stream to the Apple TV. That video stream is the actual stream of bits of the video file stored on the iOS device (or, in the case of iTunes, on the Mac or PC's hard drive). The device the media files are streaming from isn't processing them in any way—it's just forwarding them on to the Apple TV, which then decodes them and displays them on your TV. As a result, AirPlay only works with video formats that the Apple TV supports.
If you tried to throw an MKV-formatted video you downloaded at your Apple TV, it just wouldn't work. Likewise, the output of a game app would have to be encoded into an Apple TV-compatible format. AirPlay already comes with a two-second buffering delay; throw in the time it would take to encode video and the output of your game would be impossibly out of sync with your iOS device.
One interface quirk of AirPlay on iOS devices that I didn't like is its requirement that you begin to play a video before sending playback to the Apple TV. On a Mac running iTunes, once you select an AirPlay device as your output destination, it uses that device until you tell it to stop or until that device vanishes from the network. It's a much better approach than having to start something playing, then quickly switch to the Apple TV via the AirTunes icon every single time.
Finally, AirPlay is for more than just video: You can also use it to share photos from within the iOS Photos app. In normal browsing mode, your TV mirrors what's on your iPhone or iPad, with just a two-second delay. Flip into slideshow mode, and the contents of your slideshow (music included) will play back on your TV while your iOS device shows a placeholder graphic.
AirPlay's an exciting addition to the Apple TV and makes it a more flexible device. I immediately started to see how taking an Apple TV on vacation with you could be a good idea, since you could use it to play back any videos you brought with you on your iPhone or iPad. If you're on a home network with a computer containing all your media running iTunes (like I do), AirPlay is a little less valuable. At least, until a friend comes over with a movie on his iPhone that you want you to see.


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Environmental economist Carolyn Fischer named Canada 150 research chair
Shawn McCarthyGlobal Energy reporter
Includes correction
Published March 29, 2018 Updated March 29, 2018
This article was published more than 2 years ago. Some information in it may no longer be current.
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Carolyn Fischer, Canada 150 Research Chair in Climate Economics, Innovation and Policy.
Yvonne Compier
Canada's new climate-policy guru says the world will need to keep oil reserves in the ground to achieve its climate-change targets and questions the effectiveness of having a few ambitious countries going it alone with aggressive carbon pricing.
Environmental economist Carolyn Fischer is one of 20 world-leading academics that the federal government has lured to the country with lucrative Canada 150 research chairs, Science Minister Kirsty Duncan announced Thursday.
Dr. Fischer will take up her position at University of Ottawa and work with the Smart Prosperity Institute, which is based there.
Born in Ontario but raised largely in the United States, the economist has established herself as one of the world's leading researchers on climate-change policy. She is a senior fellow at the Washington-based think tank Resources for the Future, and currently a fellow with the European Commission at Venice's Eni Enrico Mattei foundation.
In a phone interview, Dr. Fischer said she is keen to have the opportunity to work in Canada, where governments are implementing a wide array of climate-change policies.
"Internationally, Canada is becoming a leader on climate change, while the U.S. federal government is making a concerted effort to become a laggard," Dr. Fischer said.
"The contrast couldn't be more striking. Canada has made a strong commitment to address greenhouse gas emissions …. That makes it an exciting time to be working on climate policy in Canada, especially from an environmental economist's perspective."
She will be landing in Canada as the political debate over climate policy and carbon pricing heats up.
The Liberal government tabled legislation this week to impose a carbon tax in provinces that refused to adopt their own pricing system or fail to meet federal standards. At this point, the federal levy will apply in Saskatchewan and New Brunswick, but Ottawa is still assessing plans in other provinces and territories to ensure they will meet federal standards.
Meanwhile, conservative opposition parties in Ontario and Alberta have pledged to dismantle provincial carbon pricing policies if they win in the upcoming elections, setting the stage for potential federal-provincial battles over the carbon tax.
The Smart Prosperity Institute think tank where Dr. Fischer will work has a leadership council that includes some of the country's top business executives and regularly provides policy advice to the federal and provincial governments.
The institute has recently secured more than $10-million in funding over the next seven years to support research on climate policies and how best to support the development and widespread adoption of low-carbon technologies.
In a paper she co-authored last year, Dr. Fischer warned that the most politically-appealing policies are not always the most efficient or effective, and can have negative consequences that undercut the intention.
The paper, written with University of Michigan economist Stephen Salant, argued that a significant portion of today's oil reserves will not be extracted as the world seeks to limit climate change, with the high-cost resources – such as oil sands – most at risk.
"If, collectively, we're really serious about meeting the climate challenge, we know we can't burn everything we've got, especially coal," Dr. Fischer said in the interview. "It makes sense that the highest-cost and highest-emission resources are going to be the least competitive and stay in the ground."
In assessing the most effective approach to addressing climate change, Dr. Fischer and Dr. Salant warn against an undue reliance on high carbon prices among a relatively small number of countries and states.
If those jurisdictions dramatically reduce their oil demand by imposing high emissions prices, that would be like squeezing on a balloon. World crude prices would fall, stimulating demand in parts of the world where carbon emissions are not taxed, the study concluded. The world could meet its carbon budget that way, but the approach puts the most pressure on resource owners in jurisdictions like Alberta.
By contrast, approaches that avoid wide disparities in carbon prices – such as broad-based adoption of carbon pricing worldwide and more investments in low-carbon technologies that all countries can use – have two benefits, the authors concluded. Not only do such approaches reduce the cost of the transitioning off fossil fuels to lower-carbon sources, but they also will ensure producers will receive higher prices for the fossil resources that can be burned within the carbon budget.
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story said Carolyn Fischer was born in British Columbia. In fact, she was born in Ontario.
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The red dots pretty much correspond to 'your computer has no internet connection'. But the reality is that, from 10.50pm for an hour or more, it doesn't matter whether it thinks it's got one or not - you can't use it.
Observations based on this tiny sample?
For three nights running, there's been interference present at midnight, starting not long before.
Which says to me that this is something domestic, it's being switched on and off for long periods and... well who knows. Video senders?
I'll keep running with it. Sherlock Holmes has nothing on me.


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Wiczliński − kaszubski herb szlachecki o niepewnym wizerunku, znany jedynie z dwóch opisów.

Opis herbu
Opis z wykorzystaniem zasad blazonowania, zaproponowanych przez Alfreda Znamierowskiego:

Sama tarcza. W polu dwa charty, nad którymi półksiężyc z twarzą, z gwiazdą nad każdym rogiem (bądź z pięcioma gwiazdami w pas).

Opis nie precyzuje w jakiej pozycji mają być charty. Przemysław Pragert zrekonstruował herb w trzech możliwych wariantach: dwa charty wspięte, naprzeciw siebie ("walczące"), dwa charty biegnące obok siebie, dwa charty biegnące, w słup.

Najwcześniejsze wzmianki
Herb opisany słownie przez Żernickiego (Die polnischen Stamwappen wariant z dwiema gwiazdami, Der polnische Adel, wariant z pięcioma gwiazdami).

Rodzina Wiczlińskich
Drobnoszlachecka rodzina nieznana polskojęzycznym heraldykom, biorąca nazwisko od wsi Wiczlino. W roku 1570, działy w Wiczlinie mieli: Wawrzyniec Karczyn, Jadwiga, wdowa po Janie Karczyn, Jan, Jerzy Zielonkowie, Jakub Kozłowski, Wawrzyniec Jarmut i Maciej Lutki. Oprócz Kozłowskiego, wszyscy dziedzice to późniejsi Wiczlińscy, ich potomkowie przyjęli nazwisko odmiejscowe, pierwotne zachowując w formie przydomków. Dowodem tego są następujące wzmianki: Wawrzyniec Karznia Wiczliński (Karsznia) w 1621, Thomas Karsnia Wiczliński w 1683, Michael Jarlat Wyczliński (Jarmut) w 1749, Michael Jarłat Wyczliński, Marianna von Jarlat-Wyczlinska. Rodzina używała też przydomków Bach (1622, Jan Bach Wyczliński), Czarnota (1722, Wiczliński von Czarnota) i Kaszuba (1683, Paweł Kaszuba Wyczliński). Istnieją też wzmianki o Wiczlińskich bez przydomków. Tomasz Wyczliński w czasach pierwszego najazdu szwedzkiego oskarżany był o przejście na stronę najeźdźcy. Inne wzmianki pochodzą z lat 1648 (possessores Wiczlińscy), 1662 (Wojciech Wiczliński w Częstkowie, Jakub Wiczliński w Łebnie), 1682 (Michał, Jan, Maciej, Jerzy, Jakub Wyczlińscy). Oprócz działów w wymienionych wsiach, rodzina posiadała jeszcze części w Sobączu, Płachtach i Malachinie. W Sobączu odnotowano Wiczlińskich w 1772 (Józef, Tomasz, Jan, Mateusz). Przedstawiciele tej ubogiej rodziny nie pełnili funkcji publicznych. Spisy urzędników znają tylko jednego, Jakuba Wiczlińskiego, ławnika sądu ziemskiego w latach 1662-67. Ponadto jakiś Wiczliński posłował na sejm elekcyjny w 1704.

Herbowni
Wiczliński (Wiczlinski, Wieźliński, Wiszliński, Wyczlinski, Wyczliński) także z przydomkiem Zielonka. Herby Wiczlińskich innych przydomków nie są znane.

Herbarze niemieckie dają Czarnotom-Wiczlińskim herb Lis, ale informacja ta jest wątpliwa, ponieważ istniała rodzina Czarnockich herbu Lis, z którymi być może pomylono kaszubskich Czarnotów.

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Major and Minor Prophetic Books of the Bible Prophetic Books of the Bible. Prophets have existed throughout every era of God's relationship Major Prophets. Isaiah: Called the Prince of Prophets, Isaiah shines above all the other prophets Minor Prophets. Hosea: An 8th-century prophet in.
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May contain writing and/or by: The Minor Prophets or Twelve Prophets (Aramaic: תרי עשר, Trei Asar, "Twelve"), occasionally Book of the Twelve, is the last book of the Nevi'im, the second main division of the Jewish Tanakh.
The collection is broken up to form twelve individual books in the Christian Old Testament, one for each of the Minor Prophecy book. His "book" of 21 verses is the shortest of the minor prophets. However, Jerome says of him: "a little prophet as far as words go, but not little in terms of ideas." Obadiah's prophecy operates on two levels—that of the chastisement of Edom and that of the ultimate triumph of Israel on.
The Minor Prophets is a collection of twelve Old Testament books, known simply as "the Twelve" or "the Book of the Twelve" in the Hebrew Bible. The title "minor" refers to. Lessons From The Minor Prophets Lesson 1 ΠGeneral Introduction Overview His prophecy is the shortest book in the Old Testament, and one of the most difficult of the prophets to assign a date.
Date Two dates have generally been accepted by scholars: B.C. and B.C. Those who take the laterFile Size: KB. Studies In The Minor Prophets 7 Obadiah The Judgment Of Edom INTRODUCTION 1.
The first of the "The Minor Prophets" we shall consider is Obadiah, whose book is the shortest of all the books in the Old Testament 2. His name means "Servant of Yahweh (Jehovah)" and. Size: KB. The so-called 'Minor' Prophets of the Old Testament also known as 'The Twelve' nevertheless had a Majo r impact in their day.
This summary of the 12 prophets gives an overall view or a summary, of the Minor prophets one by one as they saught to change the lives of their people, and protect them from the wrath of an angry God (most of the time:)) Indeed many people make the mistake of thinking that the.
The Book of the Twelve, or the Minor Prophets. In Ecclesiasticus (an Apocryphal book written c. b.c.), Jesus ben Sira spoke of "the twelve prophets" (Ecclesiasticus ) as a unit parallel to Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel.
He thus indicated that these 12 prophecies were at that time thought of as a unit and were probably already written together. The Minor Minor Prophecy book are Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi.
Minor Prophecy book Minor Prophets are also sometimes called The Twelve. The Major Prophets are described as "major" because their books are longer and the content has broad, even global implications. out of 5 stars The Book of Signs: 31 Undeniable Prophecies of out of 5 stars Agents of Babylon: What the Prophecies of out of 5 stars Trump,and Beyond.
Jeremiah Johnson. out of 5 stars Agents of the Apocalypse: A Riveting Look at the out of 5 stars 1, Prophetic Words for Survey Of The Minor Prophets David A. Padfield 2 B. The sermons in the book of Acts are filled with the words of the prophets: 1. Peter on Pentecost (Acts f, 25, 34).
Peter on Solomon's Porch (Acts –25). Stephen's history of the Jews (Acts 7 contains 11 OT quotations). The book of Romans contains 60 OT Size: KB. By the Jewish arrangement, which places together the twelve minor prophets in a single volume, the chronological order of the prophets as a whole is broken up.
The three greater prophets, Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel, stand in the true order of time. Daniel began to prophesy before Ezekiel, but continued, many years after him. Many of Walt Whitman's earliest readers hailed him as a religious prophet. For them, Leaves of Grass was more than literary art; it was sacred scripture.
Recent scholarship has, however, dismissed those early enthusiasts as naive, if not crazy. David Kuebrich's new study of Whitman Price: $ Exploring the Minor Prophets book. Read reviews from world's largest community for readers.
Books in the John Phillips Commentary Series are designed to 4/5. The Book of Jonah: Probably the most famous of the Minor Prophets, this book details the adventures of a prophet named Jonah who was unwilling to proclaim God's message to the Assyrians in Nineveh -- that's because Jonah was afraid the Ninevites would repent and avoid God's wrath.
Jonah had a whale of a time trying to run from God, but Author: Sam O'neal. The Twelve, also called The Twelve Prophets, orThe Minor Prophets, book of the Hebrew Bible that contains the books of 12 minor prophets: Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi.
In most other versions of the Old Testament, each of these 12 is treated as a separate book (e.g., the Book of Hosea), but in the Hebrew Bible. Parts of this prophecy are fulfilled in David's literal immediate heir, Solomon.
But other parts of this prophecy went unfulfilled for a long, long time—while Christianity claims Jesus Christ was that promised king, Judaism still awaits a Messiah and deliverer. The books of "the Prophets". The New York Times has certified that it was the number one best selling book in the world (with the exception of the Bible) for ten years, between and.
Perhaps the most unusual book ever published on Bible prophecy is Dispensational Truth by Clarence Larkin. When your faith in God is challenged, do the Minor Prophets have the answers. Find out with Nathan Jones and Steve Howell on the show Christ in Prophecy.
Air Date: March 5, Resources To order, call (M-F, 8 a.m p.m. CST), or select the resource below to order online. Transcript Dr. Reagan: Can you name a single one of the Minor Prophets. Have you ever read one of their. These final twelve books of the Old Testament have strange names and often use poetic language to introduce people and stories that are literally thousands of years old.
But when we read the Minor Prophets to know Jesus better, and enjoy him more deeply, we see his glory afresh in at least six ways.
Discover the character of Christ. Micah (Hebrew: מִיכָה הַמֹּרַשְׁתִּי Mīḵā hammōraštī "Micah the Morashtite") was a prophet in Judaism who prophesied from approximately to BC in Judah and is the author of the Book of Micah. He is considered one of the twelve minor prophets of the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) and was a contemporary of the prophets Isaiah, Amos and : Moresheth.
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Each Minor Prophet offers a valuable illustration for the application of God's Word, but one that particularly stands out to me is the book of Habakkuk. This book is somewhat different than its companion prophecies.
On a recent episode of Christ in Prophecy, I interviewed Nathan about why he felt led to write a book on such an obscure section of the Bible. I think by his answers you'll be surprised just how relevant the Minor Prophets are to your faith today. Major Prophets/Books of Prophecy (writer) Minor Prophets/Books of Prophecy (writer) 2 New Testament book; Old Testament books.
These are generally divided into two categories, "Major" and "Minor"; these refer to the length of the books, not to the significance of the men or their prophecies.
When your faith in God is challenged, do the Minor Prophets have the answers. Find out with Nathan Jones and Steve Howell on the show Christ in Prophecy. THE PROPHETIC BOOKS.
The prophetic books bear the names of the four major and twelve minor prophets, in addition to Lamentations and Baruch. The terms "major" and "minor" refer to the length of the respective compositions and not to their relative importance.
Jonah is a story about a prophet rather than a collection of prophetic. When your faith is challenged, these twelve men have the answers. Gain a richer, deeper, and lasting faith in God as you travel along with the Minor Prophets on their own personal faith under Description for e-book options and to download a FREE PDF sample chapter.5/5(1).
The Major Prophets and Minor Prophets are terms used in regard to the Old Testament portion of the Bible to distinguish the generally longer books of prophecy from the shorter ones. The Major Prophets come first in English versions of the Bible and include Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations, Ezekiel, and.
The Minor Prophets are Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah and Malachi. The labels "major and minor" mean the length of the prophecy recorded.
For instance, the Book of Isaiah is much longer than Amos or Joel. The length of books written does not determine the value of what God is saying.
OLD TESTAMENT MAJOR PROPHET BOOKS A 13 Lessons 13 Lessons Prepared by:Prepared by: PAUL E. CANTRELL I S A I H J E R E M I A H L A M E N T A T I O N S E Z E K I E L D A "Introducing the Books of Prophecy" 2 -- "Rebellion, Punishment, but Hope" (Isaiah ) Major Prophets and Minor Prophets.
Lessons from OT Books of File Size: KB. The critical message of Zechariah is sometimes called the Apocalypse of the Old Testament. In a prophetic vision that is broader than any of the other Minor Prophets God gives prophecies that cover the ages.
In this study, we'll take a quick overview of the book and then zero in on God's message through Zechariah for his time, how it applies today and a special glimpse of a prophecy. In Israel: Hosea, Amos, and Jonah. Exilic, Ezekiel and Daniel, both of Judah, but prophesying to the whole nation.
Post-exilic, all of Judah: Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi. The division into major and minor prophetic writings, based upon the mere bulk of the books, is unhistoric and non-chronological. The Prophetic Book of the New Testament.
He was a prophet (), and a leader who was known in the churches of Asia Minor to whom he writes the book of Revelation (). the futurist, which views most of the book (Rev. ) as prophecy yet to be fulfilled. The futurist is the viewpoint taken in these notes.
This small book, then, has rich and varied contents, and it reads well-a trait not so common these days. University of Paris-Sorbonne. ROGER ASSELINEAU DAVID KUEBRICH. Minor Prophecy: Walt Whitman's New American Religion. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, xi Author: George Hutchinson.
BibleMesh Quiz – Bible Books – OT Minor Prophets 4 Which Minor Prophet opens his book by depicting an invasion of locusts in Israel. Joel b. Micah c. Amos d. Zephaniah The recurring theme in Zephaniah is: a. True worship b. The Day of the Lord c.
Ritual purity d. Fidelity in marriage File Size: KB. The twelve works that comprise the Minor Prophets are a subset of these, which the Jews consider to be, not twelve little books, but one large book, the fourth of the Latter Prophets, balancing the four books of the Former Prophets (I & II Samuel are considered one book, as are I & II Kings).


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Dr. Blair E. Batson was the first chair of pediatrics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. He died Monday, Nov. 26 at the age of 98.
Published on Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Dr. Blair E. Batson, the first chair of pediatrics at the University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, died Nov. 26. He was 98.
Dr. LouAnn Woodward, UMMC vice chancellor for health affairs and dean of the School of Medicine, said Batson's importance to the health of children in the state "cannot be overestimated.
"He truly is the father of organized pediatrics in Mississippi," she said, "and the lives of countless children in our state have been touched through his work.
"What a wonderful legacy."
Batson's successor as chair, Dr. Owen B. Evans, called him "a living archive of pediatric diseases and experiences."
"And he was a role model for me in how to be a gentleman," Evans said.
Born Oct. 24, 1920, Batson grew up in Pearl River County in the sawmill town of Orvisburg, where his grandfather, Ran Batson, owned the mill and his grandmother, Mary Bryan, was principal of the three-room, eight-grade school. For three years of his childhood, at the start of the Great Depression, Batson and his family lived in West Point, where the local librarian, Lucy Heard, cultivated his lifelong love of books and learning.
He earned his B.A. and M.D. at Vanderbilt University, where he completed a residency in pediatrics. While an undergraduate, he was president of the student council and of his fraternity, Sigma Chi. He served as chief resident at Vanderbilt from 1949-50 and had a faculty appointment there from 1949-1952.
He completed a one-year residency at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and was on the faculty of the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine from 1952-55. He also received a Master of Public Health degree from Johns Hopkins University.
He served in the U.S. Army during World War II and in the U.S. Army Medical Corps from 1946-48 in Giessen, Germany, as ward officer for contagious diseases and pediatrics for the 388th Station Hospital.
Batson, seen in his first headshot, taken when he joined the faculty at UMMC.
At 34, he was named chair of the Department of Pediatrics at UMMC just two months after the Medical Center opened its doors to patients in 1955. He officially retired in 1989, although he still taught for years afterward. During his long career, he taught more than 3,500 medical students and 240 pediatric residents. Among those was the late Dr. Aaron Shirley, who, under Batson's leadership, in 1965 became the first African-American learner in any program at UMMC.
Dr. Joe Donaldson, a former member of the pediatrics faculty, said Batson was "superbly trained" and read all the time.
"He had seen virtually every interesting pediatric case in Mississippi since 1955," Donaldson said.
Another faculty member, Dr. Will Sorey, said Batson was "a wonderful teacher" who "knew infectious diseases, not from lab reports that we rely on now, but from clinical presentation."
Batson was honored often for his contributions to the health of children in Mississippi. He was the recipient of the 2000 Humanitarian of the Year tribute from the Epilepsy Foundation of Mississippi. In 1996, he was selected Vanderbilt's Distinguished School of Medicine Alumnus of the Year. In 1995, he was inducted into the University of Mississippi Alumni Hall of Fame.
He also received awards for outstanding service from the March of Dimes, the National Easter Seal Society and the American Academy of Pediatrics District VII. He received an award for leadership and devotion to child health care from the Mississippi Academy of Pediatrics.
Batson was an examiner for the American Board of Pediatrics from 1963-90, a member of the executive board of the American Academy of Pediatrics from 1974-80 and president of the pediatric section of the Southern Medical Association.
Batson speaks at the 1997 dedication of the children's hospital that bears his name.
In 1997, the new children's hospital was named the Blair E. Batson Hospital for Children in recognition of his lifetime contributions to the health of children in Mississippi. A new addition to the hospital is currently under construction.
He was married twice, first to Dr. Margaret Batson, a distinguished pediatrician in her own right and member of the original pediatric faculty, and then to Blanche Batson, a well-known artist, both of whom are deceased.
Survivors include Batson's only brother, John O. Batson II; six nieces and nephews: John O. Batson III of Lake Oswego, Oregon; Molly Batson Smith of Atlanta, Georgia; Blair Batson of Portland, Oregon; Bryan Batson Jauregui of Todos Santos, Mexico; Andrew Graves Batson of Seattle, Washington; and Virginia Batson of Collingswood, New Jersey; and four great nieces and nephews: Bryan Smith of Athens, Georgia; Annie Smith of San Francisco, California; and Griffin Batson Grant and Tristan Batson Grant of Collingswood, New Jersey.
A memorial service will take place in early 2019. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorial contributions be made to the Blair E. Batson Hospital for Children, c/o the UMMC Office of Development, 2500 N. State St., Jackson, MS 39216 or Friends of Children's Hospital, 3900 Lakeland Dr., Suite 205, Flowood, MS 39232.


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