John Skinner Knihy

Set in a fictional, underdeveloped African country grappling with severe drought, the narrative provides a compassionate exploration of suffering and resilience. It delves into the complexities of relief efforts and the multifaceted challenges faced by disaster managers. The story highlights the contrasting experiences of joy and danger amidst the crisis. Additionally, the narrator, a university tutor, harbors a secret double life, adding layers of intrigue to the account.

Set in December 1802, this work offers a detailed account of a journey through the Isle of Anglesea, capturing the historical significance of the region. It has been meticulously reformatted and redesigned for modern readers, ensuring clarity and readability. This edition aims to preserve the book's legacy for future generations, highlighting its importance in the genres of history and geography related to Great Britain and Ireland.

Focusing on the prophetic visions and messages of Ezekiel, this scholarly work by John Skinner offers a detailed analysis of the Old Testament book. Skinner explores the historical context, symbolic imagery, and theological implications of Ezekiel's writings, providing insights into the prophet's role amid his socio-political environment. His clear and accessible writing style makes this commentary valuable for both theologians and general readers seeking a deeper understanding of Ezekiel's significance within the biblical canon.