A Fun-Filled Way to Draw Near to God As believers, we have God as our Father, and fathers love the sound of their children's laughter. So why not try something a little different for your daily devotions? If you want to lighten your mood while drawing near to God, or if you know someone who could use a laugh and a spiritual pick-me-up, this is just what you've been looking for. It's quick, easy, enjoyable--and thought-provoking too! Every day features the humorous cartoon artwork of Dennis Fletcher plus a short, powerful message that will uplift hearts and position minds to look for God in the day ahead. 3-Minute Devotions to Laugh and Reflect is built on the ministry of Jesus, whose teachings were often brief, created great word pictures, and were sometimes punctuated with humor. This is a fun, low-key approach to daily devotions that promises to stay with you and encourage your faith.

The three plays presented in this volume and their various adjoining texts, ranging from the lengthy 'Notes' on Le Triumvirat to prefaces, avertissements and avis, all testify to Voltaire's continuing preoccupation with the uses and abuses of political authority, for good (as in Charlot) and evil (as in Le Triumvirat and its accompanying essays, as well as, more ambiguously, in Les Scythes).Contents: Octave et le jeune Pompee, ou Le Triumvirat (Dennis Fletcher), Du gouvernement et de la divinite d'Auguste (Dennis Fletcher), Des conspirations contre les peuples, ou des proscriptions (Jacqueline Marchand), Les Scythes (Robert Niklaus and Thomas Wynn), Charlot, ou la comtesse de Givry (Thomas Wynn)."