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Walking Home: From Eden to EmmausMargaret Guenther is one of the church's most popular authors. With a wide and enthusiastic ecumenical audience, she is much in demand for retreats, conferences, diocesan conventions, and clergy days. In her new book, Guenther retells the "walking stories" of Scripture and unpacks the truths they reveal about spiritual life: Jesus walks everywhere with his disciples always arriving, departing, on the way somewhere else. Adam and Eve walked out of the
Margaret Guenther is one of the church's most popular authors. With a wide and enthusiastic ecumenical audience, she is much in demand for retreats, conferences, diocesan conventions, and clergy days. In her new book, Guenther retells the "walking stories" of Scripture and unpacks the truths they reveal about spiritual life: Jesus walks everywhere with his disciples - always arriving, departing, on the way somewhere else. Adam and Eve walked out of the garden, Lot and his daughters walked out of Sodom, Abraham and Isaac walked to Mt. Moriah, the Israelites walked for forty years to the promised land, the Prodigal Son walked home barefoot, the disciples walked to Emmaus. The spiritual life is oftentimes about putting one foot in front of another, always on the way, never home, until crossing another new threshold. However, the point of all our walking - whether tedious or joyous, rambling or goal-oriented - is getting home, as this splendid author illustrates in this reflective new work.Binding Type: Paperback
Publisher: Morehouse Publishing
Published: 01/01/2011
ISBN: 9780819223951
Pages: 130
Weight: 0.30lbs
Size: 6.90h x 5.00w x 0.60d
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Color: Black, Size: 24" W x 7" D x 1.5" H (2 pieces)
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Color: Black, Size: 24" W x 7" D x 1.5" H (2 pieces)
These shelves worked for the space we had.
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Color: Oak, Size: 24" W x 7" D x 1.5" H (2 pieces)
It’s a cheap shelf but it works for a starter apartment
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Easy and good looking.
Color: Black, Size: 24" W x 7" D x 1.5" H (2 pieces)
Installation is pretty straight forward. Small level is included to make sure they are put up correctly. They look good up on the wall.
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Shelf wobbles and sits at an inclined angle after mounted.
Color: Oak, Size: 28" W x 7" D x 1.5" H (2 pieces)
While the shelf looks nice, it didn't work as it should. I anchored and screwed in the black metal bracket pretty well, and it stays perpendicular to the wall and doesn't wiggle or wobble one bit. But as soon as I slide in the wooden shelf, the whole shelf wiggles and settles at an inclined angle. Putting in the two screws down on the shelf did nothing to help with the wobbliness. I may have to glue down certain big decoration in fear of it sliding down the shelf, though that may be a bit overcautious and exaggerating.
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