課綱
1. 文字與漢字, 神字
2. 聖經與中文聖經
3. 神名字與漢字
4. 神寫字
5. 漢字福音
6. 漢字福音起源與見證
7. 六書法加一
8. 研究方法與研究程序
9. 漢字福音的過去, 現在與未來
10. 應用漢字去傳福音
細項:
亞當與創造
該隱與兇殺
挪亞與方言
亞伯拉罕
以撒
雅各
約瑟
摩西
約書亞
參孫
基甸
撒母耳
掃羅
大衛
所羅門
耶穌
施洗約翰
撒迦利亞
馬利亞
彼得
約翰
保羅
提摩太
2017年12月22日 星期五
Dr. Jean-Pierre Isbouts
Dr. Jean-Pierre Isbouts is a humanities scholar,
bestselling author and award-winning filmmaker, specializing in European
history, the culture of the Near East and Renaissance art.
A graduate professor in the doctoral programs of Fielding Graduate University in Santa Barbara, CA:
he gained worldwide renown with
his 2006 book The Biblical World, which became an international bestseller and is now in its fourth print. This success led to a series of National Geographic books, including
the bestsellers In the Footsteps of Jesus (2011)
and The Story of Christianity (2014).
A graduate professor in the doctoral programs of Fielding Graduate University in Santa Barbara, CA:
he gained worldwide renown with
his 2006 book The Biblical World, which became an international bestseller and is now in its fourth print. This success led to a series of National Geographic books, including
the bestsellers In the Footsteps of Jesus (2011)
and The Story of Christianity (2014).
Prof. Isbouts has been featured on a number of radio and television shows, including, most recently, the December 2015 BBC TV special on Leonardo da Vinci, and the upcoming documentary The Mona Lisa Code for PBS.
His new book is Ten Prayers that Changed the World,
from Abraham to Gandhi. Published by Random House and National
Geographic,
it is supported by a major nationwide publicity campaign. His other 2016 book is Young Leonardo, which argues that Leonardo was not the favored court artist in Milan that traditional scholarship holds him to be.
From ancient holy sites, to buried relics and treasures, National Geographic uncovers the history and the archaeological discoveries from Scripture and the biblical world.
Richly illustrated and written from an objective and nondenominational perspective, author Jean-Pierre Isbouts uses the latest scientific and archaeological discoveries to place biblical stories in the framework of human history.
Chapters, beginning with the dawn of human civilization and ending with present day and the future of archaeology, chronicle hundreds of sites and artifacts found in Sumer, Babylon, the Second Temple, along the route of the Exodus, and in many other regions across the Middle East. Timelines bridge hundreds of years and several empires, maps give readers a visual sense of location, while hundreds of photos and illustrations of rare artifacts and ancient places add to the visual splendor. lt concludes with details of what remains to be found and the evolving dynamic of biblical faith in an increasingly scientific world in which archaeologists make daily breakthroughs.
it is supported by a major nationwide publicity campaign. His other 2016 book is Young Leonardo, which argues that Leonardo was not the favored court artist in Milan that traditional scholarship holds him to be.
Who's Who in the Bible: Unforgettable People and Timeless Stories from Genesis to Revelation Hardcover – Nov 5 2013
Archaeology of the Bible: The Greatest Discoveries From Genesis to the Roman Era – 2016
From ancient holy sites, to buried relics and treasures, National Geographic uncovers the history and the archaeological discoveries from Scripture and the biblical world.
Richly illustrated and written from an objective and nondenominational perspective, author Jean-Pierre Isbouts uses the latest scientific and archaeological discoveries to place biblical stories in the framework of human history.
Chapters, beginning with the dawn of human civilization and ending with present day and the future of archaeology, chronicle hundreds of sites and artifacts found in Sumer, Babylon, the Second Temple, along the route of the Exodus, and in many other regions across the Middle East. Timelines bridge hundreds of years and several empires, maps give readers a visual sense of location, while hundreds of photos and illustrations of rare artifacts and ancient places add to the visual splendor. lt concludes with details of what remains to be found and the evolving dynamic of biblical faith in an increasingly scientific world in which archaeologists make daily breakthroughs.
智能旅行箱
5种很方便的智能旅行箱。
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第二款是可以显示箱子重量的行李箱。因为所有航空公司对箱子重量都有严格要求，稍微超重一点，旅客就可能要被罚款。有一些箱子的手柄上有电子秤，你可随时给箱子称重。
第三种箱子可以直接遥控你的手机。这种箱子一般会配有智能手柄，可以让你远程使用手机的多个功能，比如拨打电话、播放音乐、控制相机快门、发送短信等。
第四种箱子是带全球定位系统的旅行箱。在这个行李箱里，内置定位器可以和手机同步，就算箱子不见了也能立刻定位。
第五款是配有大轮子的箱子。这种旅行箱的滚轮有光盘那么大，可以在任何地形上滚动。再加上箱子的重心较低，大家拉起来省力又省心。
第一种是着名的高端行李箱品牌RIMOWA出售的智能旅行箱，这款旅行箱可以让旅客在家里办登机手续。iPhone用户们可以从Apple Store上下载Rimowa App在家里为行李箱办理登机手续。抵达机场后，不需要再排队，直接放下行李就可以。
第二款是可以显示箱子重量的行李箱。因为所有航空公司对箱子重量都有严格要求，稍微超重一点，旅客就可能要被罚款。有一些箱子的手柄上有电子秤，你可随时给箱子称重。
第三种箱子可以直接遥控你的手机。这种箱子一般会配有智能手柄，可以让你远程使用手机的多个功能，比如拨打电话、播放音乐、控制相机快门、发送短信等。
第四种箱子是带全球定位系统的旅行箱。在这个行李箱里，内置定位器可以和手机同步，就算箱子不见了也能立刻定位。
第五款是配有大轮子的箱子。这种旅行箱的滚轮有光盘那么大，可以在任何地形上滚动。再加上箱子的重心较低，大家拉起来省力又省心。
婚统
程艾葳
发的一篇文，她认为两岸要想大融合，没有后遗症，就采取“婚统”策略。所谓“婚统”，就是让大陆的小伙子娶台湾的姑娘。由于台湾现在是女多男少，大陆是男多女少，这还真是个不错的主意。因为，在历史上，民族之间的大融合就是通婚，实现你中有我我中有你，这样就没有民族对立了。现在，两岸要实现统一，如果台湾大量女生嫁给大陆的男生，台湾女生在大陆发展机会更多、更好，这岂不是两全其美之事？更重要是，让台湾女生以嫁给大陆男生为荣，让她们都倾向于统一，让那些“台独”们没老婆可娶，最终那些“台独”们估计也不得不支持统一了！
大陆这边，男生多女生少，据报道2020年中国大陆的婚龄男生将比女生多3000万人，所以把台湾婚龄女生都嫁过来都是不够的。如此，政府是不是在政策上给点福利，大陆男生娶一个台湾女生政府给多少奖励或福利什么的，如此两岸婚介所估计会如雨后春笋般成长起来，这真是一个釜底抽薪的狠招了。
当然，归根结底还是那句话，大陆的发展机会要比台湾多得多，台湾的女生来大陆发展绝对是好的选择。
来，给单身小伙子们一个报国的机会吧，娶个台湾太太！
来，给台湾姑娘一个机会，让她们来大陆不但赚钱还赚老公！
大陆这边，男生多女生少，据报道2020年中国大陆的婚龄男生将比女生多3000万人，所以把台湾婚龄女生都嫁过来都是不够的。如此，政府是不是在政策上给点福利，大陆男生娶一个台湾女生政府给多少奖励或福利什么的，如此两岸婚介所估计会如雨后春笋般成长起来，这真是一个釜底抽薪的狠招了。
当然，归根结底还是那句话，大陆的发展机会要比台湾多得多，台湾的女生来大陆发展绝对是好的选择。
来，给单身小伙子们一个报国的机会吧，娶个台湾太太！
来，给台湾姑娘一个机会，让她们来大陆不但赚钱还赚老公！
2017年12月19日 星期二
2017年12月11日 星期一
Edicule
Edicule of the Tomb
"Taking the body, Joseph wrapped it (in) clean linen and laid it in his new tomb that he had hewn in the rock. Then he rolled a huge stone across the entrance to the tomb and departed." (Matt 27: 59)
The Edicule of the Tomb, shared among the religious communities, once again has the layout of a tomb from the time of Jesus, formed by a passageway in which the body was anointed and wrapped in a linen cloth, and by a separate burial chamber. In the case of that of Jesus, the tomb is believed to have been of the arcosolium type, with a burial bench or shelf parallel to the wall.
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