The House of Astrology 500 Piece Foil Puzzle from Galison is comprised of interior vignettes illustrated for each of the 12 astrological signs and includes shiny gold foil accents. Galison puzzles are packaged in matte-finish sturdy boxes, perfect for gifting, reuse, and storage. * 500 pieces, some with gold foil accents * Box Size: 8" x 8" x 1.5", 203 x 203 x 41 mm, Puzzle Size: 20" x 20", 508 x 508 mm * Includes Puzzle Insert with Full Puzzle Images * Virtually No Puzzle Dust * Puzzle greyboard contains 90% recycled paper. Packaging contains 70% recycled paper and is made responsibly from FSC-certified material. Printed with nontoxic inks.

Spooky family adventure. To impress Brandy (Madison Iseman), the object of his affection, Charlie (Will Spencer), who is the leader of the Elite Monster Unit, accepts a dare from her older, bullying brother Nick (Cade Sutton) to spend Halloween night in a supposedly haunted house. After accepting the challenge, Charlie must summon all of his courage to survive in the creepy house as he finds himself up against its ghostly residents including Salty the ghost dog.

Rachel Tunnard writes and directs this British comedy starring Jodie Whittaker as a 29-year-old hermit who refuses to move out of her mum's garden shed. Living at the bottom of her mum (Lorraine Ashbourne)'s garden, Anna (Whittaker) spends her days working in a local youth club and her nights making videos with her thumbs as the stars of the show. When her best friend Fiona (Rachael Deering) comes to visit, Anna finds herself looking after her eight-year-old, cowboy-obsessed neighbour Clint (Ozzy Myers), fending off the awkward advances of estate agent Brendan (Brett Goldstein) and forced to confront the tragedy that led her to retreat from society.

"Reading the Epistle to the Hebrews" A Resource for Students addresses major issues in the interpretation of this important but complex biblical text and provides an introduction to contemporary scholarship on Hebrews. With contributions from leading scholars on Hebrews and in related fields, this volume reflects the most recent trends in the study of Hebrews and is designed for classroom use by students in both undergraduate and graduate programs. The various chapters emphasize the importance of interpreting Hebrews in light of its ancient Jewish, Christian, and Greco-Roman contexts and address major interpretive issues, including genre, conceptual backgrounds, Hebrews use of Scripture and biblical themes, the theology of the letter and major theological issues in its reception, emerging interpretive approaches, and the use of the book in the history of Christian thought and worship. The contributors are Harold W. Attridge; Gabriella Gelardini; Patrick Gray; Rowan A. Greer; Craig R. Koester; Eric F. Mason; Frank J. Matera; Kevin B. McCruden; Alan C. Mitchell; David M. Moffitt; Jerome H. Neyrey, SJ; Kenneth Schenck; James W. Thompson; and Mark A. Torgerson.