Grieving over the death of his best friend, a young boy runs away into a forest. There he meets a cantankerous land crab, a flutter brained canary and an old donkey who offer him comfort and answers to his "why" questions.

An excellent guide to holy days that are referred to in the Old and New Testaments (including the Apocrypha). During holy days we are invited to give special attention and honor to God. The Torah Conscious Christian's Guide to Holy Days gives the history of 21 holy days along with a form of service that can be used at home or church. The holy days are: Daily Worship, Sabbath, New Moon, The Crucifixion, Passover, The Resurrection, The Omer, Seventh Day of Passover, Feast of First Fruits, Celebrating the Giving of the Law, Christian Wedding, Baptism, Dedication of a House or Office, Confirmation, Christians in Mourning, Day of Remembrance, Day of Atonement, Feast of Shelters, Eighth Day of Feast of Shelters, Hanukah and Christmas. Classic recipes and songs are included, as well as a chapter that gives all the Bible's food laws and pertinent facts about foods. All foods and recipes conform to the Bible's laws, use all natural ingredients and are salicylate free.

The Torah Conscious Christian, Biblical Law by subject, paraphrased, with commentary contains the laws found in the first five books of the Bible organized by subject, paraphrased for easy reading and fully referenced. It also includes an index of the laws in order of their appearance in the Bible. The laws given are the laws of definition, the laws of governance and the impliled laws. The appendix gives references for the commentary -- the essay about Jesus' use of the laws and background about the laws that introduces each of the chapters. Chapter headings are: Aliens, Children, Community Laws, Country, Death, Farming, Festivals, Food, Forgiveness and Firmness, Health, Identity, Law, Leaders, Marriage, Money, Priests, Sabbath, Sacrifices, Sanctuary, Sexual Relations, War, Words, and Worship.