Robert Hunter Boeken

Focusing on the 19th-century missions of the Free Church of Scotland, this historical account details the missionaries' challenges and their efforts to spread Christianity in India and Africa. It explores their interactions with local communities and the cultural contexts of the regions, highlighting the significant impact these missions had on the people. The book serves as an important document that provides insight into the role of Christian missionaries during this period, preserving the legacy of their work for future generations.

Focusing on the practice of demonology, this handbook offers insights into dealing with demons through a primarily God-centered perspective. It emphasizes the collaboration between the demonologist and divine authority to expel these entities. The second edition introduces a new theory regarding the origins of demons, enriching the understanding of their nature and the methods for confronting them.

Robert Hunter's "The Links" is a seminal work in golf course architecture, distinct for its scholarly approach rather than commercial intent. Through detailed drawings, photographs, and insightful text, Hunter explores the timeless qualities of classic golf holes, making this reprint essential for enthusiasts of the field.

Rob Wildhide will become a celebrated novelist; he just knows it. But first, he'll have to overcome writer's block and survive a wayward trip to the North Woods of Maine with his new bride, Annie, and her treacherous friends (raft guides are not to be trusted!). A love story at its best and wild ride at its drunkest, ''Relapse'' careens through shaman-led weddings, car heists that lead to strange prophesies, and the inner workings of a mind rife with possibility and absolutely unaffected by the moonshine, thank you very much. Is it relapse, or is it revival? Rob Wildhide will try just about anything to find out where this story goes.

A beautifully rendered, literally haunting tale of the afterlife intersecting with the everyday and the secrets of the night sky.

This historical lecture explores the importance of preserving places of interest and beauty for future generations. Sir Robert Hunter emphasizes the impact of human progress on the environment and encourages individuals to take responsibility for protecting natural and man-made landmarks.

First published in 1896, this manual is designed to aid teachers in Sunday school classes in their study of the Bible. It includes a summary of each book of the Bible, along with questions for review and discussion. With its clear and concise language, it is an excellent resource for both new and experienced teachers.