Bruce Allen
Autor von The Prophetic Promise of the Seventh Day: The Fulfillment of Every Covenant Promise
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Bruce Allen desires to see the Body of Christ Radically transformed, moving and ministering in the power of the Holy Spirit. He is gifted in the prophetic teaching ministry and used of the Lord throughout the nations equipping the Third Day Church and preparing a people of destiny to move in mehr anzeigen miracles, signs, and wonders. He helped pioneer storehouse Celebration Church in Seattle, Washington, and Real Life Christian Center in Temecula, California. Bruce is the author of Promise of the Third Day church. weniger anzeigen
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The Prophetic Promise of the Seventh Day: The Fulfillment of Every Covenant Promise (2010) 12 Exemplare
Lake of Heaven: An Original Translation of the Japanese Novel by Ishimure Michiko (AsiaWorld) (2008) 5 Exemplare
Building Operational Excellence: IT People and Process Best Practices (IT Best Practices series) (2004) 3 Exemplare
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A young man, Masahiko, travels from Tokyo to a traditional mountain village where his grandfather had been born. His grandfather had left this village as a young man, but the village and its people continued to live on in his heart. He had requested that his ashes be returned to this village upon his death.
Masahiko undertakes this task at O-bon, Japan's yearly festival of the dead. Upon his arrival he encounters two women from the village, Omomo and Ohina, who are preparing to celebrate O-bon on the shores of the lake that is now covering their old village due to the dam that was built above it. On the evening of O-bon, another woman from the village, Sayuri, drowns in this lake. Sayuri was the guardian of the waters, and now someone else must be trained to take her place. It is decided that Omomo must perform this role.
Within this framework, Ishimure writes about the lives of the villagers displaced by the dam, their struggle to maintain their traditions and to keep their stories alive.
Besides the ashes of his grandfather, Masahiko has traveled with his grandfather's stringed musical instrument, the biwa, and he attempts to bring the music of the biwa alive within himself, to make the strings tell the story that is waiting to be told.… (mehr)