Bill Jenkins Reihenfolge der Bücher

The book explores the transformation of Scottish scientific culture from the Enlightenment to the Victorian era, highlighting key figures, institutions, and intellectual movements that shaped this evolution. It examines the interplay between scientific advancements and societal changes, emphasizing the impact of education, public discourse, and the rise of professional organizations. By analyzing various disciplines and their contributions, the work provides insight into how Scotland became a significant center for scientific thought during this pivotal period.

Exploring the profound impact of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, this book presents it as a pivotal historical account that conveys hope and promise. It delves into the extraordinary events described within the Gospel, emphasizing its significance and the belief that these seemingly impossible occurrences did take place. The narrative highlights the Gospel's enduring power as the greatest story ever told, resonating with readers across time and space.

It is November AD 370 and the governor of the province of Britannia Prima has been murdered, stabbed to death by the commander of his bodyguard troops.

Focusing on the biblical significance of the number 22, this book offers a spiritual vision for personal growth and a prophetic outlook for the nation in 2022. It aims to provide readers with divine insights and revelations through a deeper understanding of scripture, steering clear of numerology and occult practices. The author seeks to inspire and educate, reigniting enthusiasm for faith while equipping readers to navigate the year with purpose and clarity.

Targeted at those who have strayed from faith, this book presents a provocative perspective on redemption through the lens of impending tribulation. It challenges readers who have rebelled against God to confront their choices, emphasizing that they face seven years of suffering as a path to salvation. Offering a sense of urgency, it positions itself as a crucial opportunity for transformation and a call to reconnect with spirituality before it's too late.

Summoning Canio to his Villa Censorini (Chedworth, Gloucestershire), Caristanius Sabinus, governor of Britannia Prima, informs him that he has been ordered to find a certain ancient figurine of the Underworld goddess Hecate, which he has reason to believe is in Canio's possession.

Exploring the intricacies of human existence, Bill Jenkins draws from his rich experiences as an academic, psychotherapist, and hospice chaplain. His poetry reflects both the profound strength and grace found in vulnerability and the stark cruelty that can exist in humanity. Set against the backdrop of his life in Perth, Western Australia, and his childhood in Scotland, this collection captures a poetic journey through personal and shared experiences, revealing the beauty and complexity of life.