Glory Carriers

Glory Carriers
Author: Jennifer Eivaz
Publsiher: Chosen Books
Total Pages: 160
Release: 2019-03-05
Genre: Religion
ISBN: 9781493417384

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We were created to reflect something or Someone. What we behold, we reflect. The more we behold the Lord, the more we look like him--and the more we see his glory released into our lives and the lives of those around us. The glory of God is irresistible. Yet seeking to sense his presence or experience his glory for its own sake misses the point. His glory is the natural outpouring of a deep relationship with the Holy Spirit. In these pages, author and speaker Jennifer Eivaz shows how you can enter into more intimate fellowship with the Spirit of God, experience miraculous encounters, and begin to see more miracles, more deliverances, and more lives dramatically changed. Here is the inspiration you need to step into the supernatural and follow God's leading--and carry his glory to the darkest places and see his kingdom come.

Another Dimension

Another Dimension
Author: Judy Turnbull
Publsiher: Xulon Press
Total Pages: 150
Release: 2008-02
Genre: Religion
ISBN: 9781604772494

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Turnbull discusses ways to experience God's glory and fullness of joy. She identifies key areas that will assist worshipers in positioning themselves to progressively grow and experience the manifested presence of the Lord. (Practical Life)

What on Earth is Glory

What on Earth is Glory
Author: Paul Manwaring
Publsiher: Destiny Image Publishers
Total Pages: 256
Release: 2011-07-19
Genre: Religion
ISBN: 9780768489699

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Preachers often quote this majestic promise in describing the consummation of history, the restoration of all things at the end of time. But few seek to uncover the passion of God in this promise: He wants us to know His glory, and He wants us to know it here on earth. What on Earth Is Glory? is one man's journey into this desire of God. From Mt. Sinai to the Cross, from a solitary confinement cell to the snowboarding slopes of Mammoth Lakes, from fathers and mothers to sons and daughters, from time to eternity, Paul Manwaring traces the revelation of God’s glory, uncovering the patterns of His divine design and purpose in all things, and inviting others to join him in making the audacious request Moses made millennia ago: “Show me Your glory.”

Divine Carriers and Incubators of God s Glory

Divine  Carriers  and  Incubators  of God s Glory
Author: Daphne Burleson
Publsiher: Xlibris Us
Total Pages: 128
Release: 2019-06-18
Genre: Electronic Book
ISBN: 1796040908

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This work was inspired to ignite and encourage those who are seeking their place and purpose in the Kingdom of God! The Holy Spirit's illumination of this powerful, prophetic revelation will leave you refreshed, renewed, and transformed! Be ready to be lifted to new realms of thinking and activation. Dr. Daphne Burleson presents a fresh and anointed picture of how precious we are to God and of the priceless commodity that we carry in our very core. This work will compel and propel you into your God-given destiny! You will no longer be satisfied in being a wallflower or a spectator. You will be motivated to soar beyond mediocrity and into God's glorious excellence! You will grow to understand that the Creator has major plans for you, and with your help, what he has deposited in you will come to fruition. The notion of you planting seeds of the Kingdom will be transcended to new heights and depths. Glory to Jesus!

Pacific Glory

Pacific Glory
Author: P. T. Deutermann
Publsiher: St. Martin's Press
Total Pages: 400
Release: 2011-03-15
Genre: Fiction
ISBN: 9781429968034

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A thrilling, multi-layered World War II adventure following two men and an unforgettable woman, from Pearl Harbor through the most dramatic air and sea battles of the war Marsh, Mick, and Tommy were inseparable friends during their naval academy years, each man desperately in love with the beautiful, unattainable Glory Hawthorne. Graduation set them on separate paths into the military, but they were all forever changed during the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7, 1941. Glory, now Tommy's widow, is a tough Navy nurse still grieving her loss while trying to save lives. Marsh, a surface ship officer, finds himself in the thick of terrifying sea combat from Guadalcanal through Midway to a climactic showdown at Leyte Gulf. And Mick, a hotshot fighter pilot with a drinking problem and a chip on his shoulder, seeks redemption after a series of failures leaves him grounded. Filled with wide-screen action, romance, and heroism tinged with the brutal reality of war, Pacific Glory is a dynamic new direction for an acclaimed thriller writer. One of Library Journal's Best Historical Fiction Books of 2011

Destined for Glory

Destined for Glory
Author: Thomas Wildenberg
Publsiher: Naval Institute Press
Total Pages: 207
Release: 2012-03-15
Genre: History
ISBN: 9781612511016

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On 4 June 1942, three squadrons of U.S. Navy Dauntless dive bombers destroyed Japan's carrier force sent to neutralize Midway, changing the course of the war in the Pacific. As Thomas Wildenberg convincingly demonstrates in this book, the key ingredient to the navy's success at Midway was the planning and training devoted to the tactic of dive bombing over the previous seventeen years. Examining how political, economic, technical, and operational factors influenced the development of carrier airpower between 1925 and 1942, he shows why dive bombing became the navy's weapon of choice—why it was emphasized over all other methods of aerial warfare and finally brought to bear to stop the Japanese advance. He also pays tribute to the select group of naval aviators and senior leaders whose insights and determination drove the evolution of carrier tactics in this formative period. The title reflects the essence of the story: the development of carrier air power in the U.S. Navy was driven by an unwritten understanding that the years spent on experimentation, training, and innovations were ""destined"" to bring success in a future battle. As part of this work, the author introduces newly discovered information showing that the outcome at Midway was actually predicted by naval aviators years before the battle took place. The book sheds new light on the navy's preparations for war, demonstrating beyond a shadow of a doubt the effectiveness of U.S. naval planning before Pearl Harbor. Destined for Glory is the first book to thoroughly document the development of carrier air power in the United States Navy during the interwar years. Aviation enthusiasts and naval historians alike will find a wealth of previously unpublished data on the development of carrier aircraft and their tactical doctrine. Readers will discover new material related to the evolution of the fighters, torpedo bombers, and scout planes that made up the carrier air groups in World War II. Although several excellent books have been written about the Battle of Midway, none has focused on how the U.S. Navy came to develop the one aerial weapon “dive bombing” which proved to be the decisive instrument of victory. For it was dive bombing, and only dive bombing, that turned the tide of Japanese expansion in the Pacific. Introduced and developed in the interwar years, dive bombing became the corner stone in the navy's efforts to secure command of the air. Although the development of the dive bomber played an extremely important role in the advance of naval aviation during the interwar period, it is only part of a much broader story that illustrates an important lesson for historians: what comes before the battle is as important as the battle itself. It will become evident from reading the text that the aerial successes of 1942 were unequivocally rooted in the tactics and equipment developed during the previous seventeen years.

CHOSEN to Carry the Glory Carry the Fire of Jesus

CHOSEN to Carry the Glory   Carry the Fire of Jesus
Author: Norman Morea Trent Sabadi
Publsiher: Norman Sabadi Publishing
Total Pages: 338
Release: 2024-01-04
Genre: Religion
ISBN: 9780975611005

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CHOSEN TO CARRY THE GLORY - CARRY THE FIRE OF JESUS ✨ Step into a transformative and extraordinary journey with Apostle Norman Sabadi, Divinely Chosen and Anointed as God’s Revivalist-Mentor. Rise to the Call and enter into a 'Living Experience with God’s Fire’ as Norman unveils the profound meaning and mandate of carrying the Glory of Yeshua. ✨ This book, charged with the Glory of Yeshua, invites those hungering to grasp the essence of God's heart. ✨ Norman’s unique calling and unparalleled encounters, include a powerful message from the ArchAngel Michael and conversations with God in His Glory Cloud, likened to the Prophet Moses’ encounter. ✨ This is more than a narrative; it's a Call to ascend to 'The Place Where He Speaks,' an invitation to be marked by the Spirit to bear the Flame of God’s Revival Fire. ✨ Immerse yourself in Rirsthand mentorship and profound insights from a man baptised by the Fire of Jesus. ✨ Join a rising and valiant Army of Revivalists poised to illuminate the world with the transformative Peace and Power of Jesus, the Anointed One. “For the earth shall be filled with the KNOWLEDGE OF THE GLORY OF THE LORD, as the waters cover the sea.” (Habakkuk 2:14) ‘✅Secure your copy now and join the ranks of the Burning Ones✅!’

Hunter Killer

Hunter Killer
Author: Carolyn C Y'Blood
Publsiher: Naval Institute Press
Total Pages: 360
Release: 2012-04-15
Genre: History
ISBN: 9781612512464

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The pursuit of German U-boats in the Battle of the Atlantic has long been considered one of the most exciting stories of World War II. This definitive study takes readers into the cockpits and onto the flight decks of the versatile and hardy U.S. escort carriers (CVEs) to tell of their vital, yet little-known contribution to the anti-U-boat campaign. Sailing apart from the Allied convoys, the CVE captains had complete freedom of action and frequently took their ships on "hunt and kill" missions against the enemy. The German submarines were allowed no respite and no place to relax without the fear of discovery. World War II historian William Y'Blood explains that in the eighteen months between the spring of 1943, when the escort carriers began to prowl the Atlantic, to November 1944, the average number of U-boats in daily operation was reduced from 108 to a mere 31. Though land-based aircraft, various support groups, and the convoy system itself helped win the Battle of the Atlantic, the escort carrier groups' influence was profound. In addition to documenting the escort carriers' exciting operational history, the author also traces the CVE's development and construction and examines its tactical and strategic uses.