Henry Phillips Livres

When the Honeymoon is Over A love that lasts a lifetime... is what men and women long to experience in marriage. But for many, the marriage certificate is being torn apart because it did not have sufficient wisdom to make it last. Every day we are being bombarded with pop cultural ideals on how to have a meaningful relationship yet marriages don't last until "death do us part". While people have been married for 20 and 30 plus years, many marriages have become a shell of the love that once was. Bishop Henry Phillips reveals timeless principles and wisdom gained over 20 years of pastoral counselling. This power-packed book will show you how God designed love to be more than just a moment in time; it will show you how to make love last a lifetime. You will learn: The Skill for Personality Compatibility The Art of Maintaining a Loving Bond The Secrets of Natural & Spiritual Intimacy The Power of Effective Relational Communication and much more The love you experienced in the Honeymoon Phase of your marriage can be Restored. You can have the Ultimate Marital Paradise in your home. This book will equip you to do so.

First published in 1865, this book provides a fascinating history of American paper currency, from its colonial origins to the Civil War and beyond. Featuring dozens of full-color illustrations, this book is a valuable resource for collectors and enthusiasts of American currency.

This book provides a detailed history of the paper currency that was used in the American colonies prior to the adoption of the federal constitution. Potter and Phillips examine the various forms of currency that were in circulation and the economic and political factors that influenced their use. With its meticulous scholarship and engaging prose, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of American economics.

This beautifully illustrated book is a comprehensive guide to the botanical history of British gardening. With detailed descriptions of plants and their cultural significance, as well as historical anecdotes and insights into the development of the parterre, this is an essential resource for garden enthusiasts and historians alike.