John Hamilton Knihy

Focusing on the exploration of Mars, the book details the missions of various artificial satellites, highlighting the Mariner missions from the 1960s and 1970s, as well as the U.S. Mars Global Surveyor and Mars Reconnaissance. It features engaging text, maps, and stunning photography, while also discussing orbiters from other countries like Russia, India, and Japan. Additionally, it covers upcoming planned missions, providing a comprehensive overview of humanity's efforts to study the Red Planet.

Exploring the concept of the Incarnation, this book delves into the interplay between language and the divine. John T. Hamilton presents philology as a form of love for words, examining how language transcends mere information, emphasizing its corporeal nature. Through a range of intellectual episodes, from Renaissance Humanism to modern poetry, he highlights the connection between form and content, urging a reevaluation of our engagement with language. This work invites readers to consider the deeper implications of how we understand and interact with words.

Focusing on the remarkable skills and innovative technology utilized during the Apollo 13 mission, this title details the critical efforts that enabled the safe return of the crew after a major malfunction. It explores the teamwork, problem-solving, and engineering ingenuity that were essential in overcoming the life-threatening challenges faced in space. Readers will gain insight into the historical significance and the lessons learned from this extraordinary rescue operation.

…known by his drinking mates as 'wee half-pint Hammy' during his time as a barman in the pubs in Scotland. Due to his height, John would serve pints of beer standing on top of a beer-crate. Yet, amongst the laughter within the pubs, a day would come that a group of Faith Mission lads decided to pray for him and refused to stop praying for him, until he would have an encounter with God. Jesus came into his life and shortly afterwards he entered the Faith Mission College. But his hard life was not about to end in Bible College… As the working son, he was the bread-winner of the house; and when he left home to go to Bible College, his mother disowned him. Yet, in trusting God, his needs and that of his mother would be powerfully met! Finishing Bible College as a pilgrim, he was sent out to his first Faith Mission series of meetings. On entering the caravan where he would stay during the campaign, the food cupboards were empty. His colleague panicked but John decided to pray… God would answer in a divine way. Read how he shared his first testimony, so fearful, and he was standing on sugar in front of a packed room, to (at the end of his life), rising from his death bed to minister to one who had a lesser need. This is a remarkable true story of a young man who fought conviction of the Spirit, through surrendering to the Spirit, to knowing how to walk in the Spirit. Be encouraged and inspired as you read 'A Faith Mission Pilgrim.'

First published in 1900, Sixty Years Experience as an Irish Landlord is a memoir by Henry White and John Hamilton about their experiences managing property in Ireland. They offer a firsthand account of the challenges and rewards of being a landlord during a tumultuous period in Irish history.

In this gripping historical novel, author John Hamilton tells the story of James Douglas, a Scottish soldier and spy who embarks on a dangerous mission to save his country from invasion. Set against the backdrop of the Jacobite uprising, Arthur's Seat is a thrilling adventure packed with intrigue, romance, and political intrigue.

The narrative explores the stark contrast between blissful moments and sudden chaos, capturing how quickly a perfect day can spiral into turmoil. Through unexpected events, it delves into the fragility of happiness and the unpredictability of life. The story invites readers to reflect on their own experiences of joy interrupted by unforeseen challenges, highlighting themes of resilience and the human capacity to cope with adversity.

Exploring the relationship between divinity and humanity, this collection of essays delves into the nature of God, life's purpose, and religion's societal role. John Hamilton examines free will and individual responsibility, offering profound insights into the human condition and spiritual journey. The work, originally published in 1881, is presented as a facsimile reprint, preserving its cultural significance while making it accessible to modern readers. This thought-provoking book encourages a deeper understanding of both God and the human experience.

Highlighting the remarkable rescue of the 33 Chilean miners trapped in the San Jose Mine, this book showcases the skills and technology that were pivotal in their survival. With simple text and stunning close-up photographs, it captures the intensity and ingenuity of the rescue efforts, providing readers with an engaging account of this extraordinary event.