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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Long ago, in a land far from Canaan, there lived a man named Abraham. One day, God asked him to do something very difficult-to leave his home, his family land, and everything he knew, and travel to a place God would show him.Abraham did not know where the journey would lead. He did not have a map or a clear plan. But he trusted God and took a step of faith.With his family, servants, and a caravan of animals, Abraham traveled across deserts, hills, and valleys. Along the way, he faced challenges, waited many years for God's promises, and learned what it truly means to trust and obey.Abraham's story has been told for thousands of years in both Jewish and Christian traditions. He is remembered as the Father of Faith-a man who believed God even when the future was uncertain.In this inspiring story, readers will discover: - The courage it took for Abraham to leave his homeland- The long journey to the Promised Land- The promises God made that would change history- The lessons of faith, patience, and trust that still matter todayAbraham's journey reminds us that sometimes the greatest adventures begin with one step of faith.…

First Edition. 43 x 27.5cm. Large paperback, 54pp. Undated. Original early issue of this rare Portland, Oregon, collective's zine. Profusely illustrated with artworks, sketches, visual poems, photographs and adverts in black and white. Cover art by Bob Swan, back cover art by Charles Daniels, designed by Max Klein. Features 'Art & Recycling Projects in Bali', Pamela Chipman, 'Devo-language' on the corruption of language, FCC regulations on pirate radio and counter-culture productions, the concept of 'Hyper Pop', interviews with author Bracha Serri, actor-author-singer Sandra Bernhard, and the band Body Count. Prose by Todd Seidman, plus manifestos, adverts, etc. 2cm closed tear to edge of cover and first page, otherwise very good. (ref: 108). …