The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It presents a list of commands that seem paradoxical or unreasonable but encourage pursuing kindness, honesty, building, and doing good regardless of how others may respond. While often attributed to Mother Teresa, the commandments were actually written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and published in 1968.
This document presents a series of statements people often say followed by the response God would give according to passages from the Bible. It suggests that when one feels unable to solve a problem, alone, weak, undeserving, afraid, tired, unloved, or unsure of their path, God offers messages of direction, strength, forgiveness, comfort, rest, love, and guidance through scripture. It concludes by encouraging the reader to read the Bible to know everything else God wants to tell them and to share this message in order to give the gift of life.
This slideshow presentation is automatically timed to play along with the song "Mary, Did You Know?" by Mark Lowry and Buddy Greene. The presentation contains lyrics from the song describing how Mary did not know that her baby boy Jesus would one day perform miracles like walking on water, healing the blind, and calming storms. It reveals that the sleeping child Mary was holding was the son of God and Lord of all creation.
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The document discusses landlord-tenant law in California, including different types of leasehold interests such as term tenancies, periodic tenancies, tenancies at will, and tenancies at sufferance. It also covers key elements of lease agreements such as payment of rent, security deposits, and restrictions on rent increases. The document provides an overview of these important aspects of landlord-tenant law in a concise yet comprehensive manner.
The document presents several lists of three things related to life lessons and values. It discusses things that cannot be regained once lost, things that are always important to have, most valuable possessions, uncertainties in life, qualities of good people, things that can destroy a person, and constants in life. It concludes by encouraging the reader to pass the message along to others.
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The document discusses common interest developments and subdivision laws in California real estate. It defines common interest developments as subdivisions where homeowners share title to common aspects like parks or golf courses. The most common types are condominiums, where owners have title to their unit, and planned developments, where owners have title to their individual home but share ownership of common elements. It also outlines key subdivision laws in California, particularly the Subdivision Map Act, which requires developers to record detailed plans and conform to local land use goals.
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These printable materials allow students to study lessons away from their computer. They include graphic summaries that outline the key content in frames arranged for easy studying. They also include multiple choice quizzes to help focus review on important topics. The materials cover private and public restrictions on land use. Private restrictions, also called restrictive covenants, can limit land use and are created through deeds, declarations of restrictions, or contracts. They must meet certain conditions to run with the land and bind future owners. Public restrictions are imposed by governmental entities.
The document summarizes "The Wise Way" or the "Paradoxical Commandments". It presents a list of commands that seem paradoxical or unreasonable but encourage pursuing kindness, honesty, building, and doing good regardless of how others may respond. While often attributed to Mother Teresa, the commandments were actually written by Kent M. Keith when he was 19 and published in 1968.
This document presents a series of statements people often say followed by the response God would give according to passages from the Bible. It suggests that when one feels unable to solve a problem, alone, weak, undeserving, afraid, tired, unloved, or unsure of their path, God offers messages of direction, strength, forgiveness, comfort, rest, love, and guidance through scripture. It concludes by encouraging the reader to read the Bible to know everything else God wants to tell them and to share this message in order to give the gift of life.
This slideshow presentation is automatically timed to play along with the song "Mary, Did You Know?" by Mark Lowry and Buddy Greene. The presentation contains lyrics from the song describing how Mary did not know that her baby boy Jesus would one day perform miracles like walking on water, healing the blind, and calming storms. It reveals that the sleeping child Mary was holding was the son of God and Lord of all creation.
Rockwell publishing real estate law chapter 20Kendrick Kim
The document discusses landlord-tenant law in California, including different types of leasehold interests such as term tenancies, periodic tenancies, tenancies at will, and tenancies at sufferance. It also covers key elements of lease agreements such as payment of rent, security deposits, and restrictions on rent increases. The document provides an overview of these important aspects of landlord-tenant law in a concise yet comprehensive manner.
The document presents several lists of three things related to life lessons and values. It discusses things that cannot be regained once lost, things that are always important to have, most valuable possessions, uncertainties in life, qualities of good people, things that can destroy a person, and constants in life. It concludes by encouraging the reader to pass the message along to others.
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The document discusses common interest developments and subdivision laws in California real estate. It defines common interest developments as subdivisions where homeowners share title to common aspects like parks or golf courses. The most common types are condominiums, where owners have title to their unit, and planned developments, where owners have title to their individual home but share ownership of common elements. It also outlines key subdivision laws in California, particularly the Subdivision Map Act, which requires developers to record detailed plans and conform to local land use goals.
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These printable materials allow students to study lessons away from their computer. They include graphic summaries that outline the key content in frames arranged for easy studying. They also include multiple choice quizzes to help focus review on important topics. The materials cover private and public restrictions on land use. Private restrictions, also called restrictive covenants, can limit land use and are created through deeds, declarations of restrictions, or contracts. They must meet certain conditions to run with the land and bind future owners. Public restrictions are imposed by governmental entities.
God instructs a person on how to live on earth by comparing them to various things in nature. The instructions include being like the sun by rising early and working hard, like the moon by shining in darkness but deferring to greater light, and like birds by enjoying life but staying grounded. Overall, the instructions are to be helpful to others, shine one's own light, keep moving forward, and recognize God as the highest power.
This document contains 25 short phrases related to faith and religion. Some of the phrases encourage prayer, reading the Bible, and living according to God's will. Others offer advice about dealing with suffering, temptation, and sharing one's faith with others. The overall message is about strengthening one's spiritual life and faith through prayer, scripture, and living in a way that honors God.
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The document discusses sources of law in the United States, including constitutions, legislatures, and courts. It explains that the US Constitution is the highest legal authority and establishes three branches of government. State laws cannot conflict with federal laws or the Constitution. Sources of law provide structure to society through standards of behavior and dispute resolution.
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This document discusses alternative dispute resolution options like negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. It then describes the phases of litigation including determining jurisdiction, beginning a lawsuit through the complaint and answer process, pre-trial discovery, and available remedies in a lawsuit like compensatory damages, punitive damages, and specific performance. The document provides overview information on resolving legal disputes outside and inside of the court system.
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The document discusses federal and California civil rights and fair housing laws. It provides details on:
1) Federal laws such as the Civil Rights Act of 1866, Federal Fair Housing Act, and exemptions to the Fair Housing Act. The Civil Rights Act of 1866 was upheld by the Supreme Court and prohibits racial discrimination in all real estate transactions.
2) The Federal Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, and handicap. It covers most residential sales and rentals.
3) California has its own antidiscrimination laws that may be more strict than federal laws. Real estate agents must follow the stricter of the two
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The document provides information about environmental law topics including:
1) A history of environmental law beginning in the 1960s-1970s with laws like NEPA and CEQA.
2) Environmental impact assessments required under NEPA and CEQA to evaluate project impacts.
3) Endangered species protection under the federal Endangered Species Act and California's similar law.
4) Toxic waste cleanup procedures like those described in CERCLA that make polluters responsible for costs.
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The document provides information about real estate financing, including liens, security instruments like mortgages and deeds of trust, key provisions in loan agreements, and foreclosure processes. It consists of graphic summaries that outline the main topics in brief sections, along with a multiple choice quiz to test understanding.
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This document provides materials for studying antitrust law, including graphic summaries and a multiple choice quiz. The graphic summaries consist of frames that summarize the lesson content in an easy to study format. The multiple choice quiz allows students to focus their review on important topics covered in the lesson.
God instructs a person on how to live on earth by comparing them to various things in nature. The instructions include being like the sun by rising early and working hard, like the moon by shining in darkness but deferring to greater light, and like birds by enjoying life but staying grounded. Overall, the instructions are to be helpful to others, shine one's own light, keep moving forward, and recognize God as the highest power.
This document contains 25 short phrases related to faith and religion. Some of the phrases encourage prayer, reading the Bible, and living according to God's will. Others offer advice about dealing with suffering, temptation, and sharing one's faith with others. The overall message is about strengthening one's spiritual life and faith through prayer, scripture, and living in a way that honors God.
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The document discusses sources of law in the United States, including constitutions, legislatures, and courts. It explains that the US Constitution is the highest legal authority and establishes three branches of government. State laws cannot conflict with federal laws or the Constitution. Sources of law provide structure to society through standards of behavior and dispute resolution.
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This document discusses alternative dispute resolution options like negotiation, mediation, and arbitration. It then describes the phases of litigation including determining jurisdiction, beginning a lawsuit through the complaint and answer process, pre-trial discovery, and available remedies in a lawsuit like compensatory damages, punitive damages, and specific performance. The document provides overview information on resolving legal disputes outside and inside of the court system.
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The document discusses federal and California civil rights and fair housing laws. It provides details on:
1) Federal laws such as the Civil Rights Act of 1866, Federal Fair Housing Act, and exemptions to the Fair Housing Act. The Civil Rights Act of 1866 was upheld by the Supreme Court and prohibits racial discrimination in all real estate transactions.
2) The Federal Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, and handicap. It covers most residential sales and rentals.
3) California has its own antidiscrimination laws that may be more strict than federal laws. Real estate agents must follow the stricter of the two
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The document provides information about environmental law topics including:
1) A history of environmental law beginning in the 1960s-1970s with laws like NEPA and CEQA.
2) Environmental impact assessments required under NEPA and CEQA to evaluate project impacts.
3) Endangered species protection under the federal Endangered Species Act and California's similar law.
4) Toxic waste cleanup procedures like those described in CERCLA that make polluters responsible for costs.
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The document provides information about real estate financing, including liens, security instruments like mortgages and deeds of trust, key provisions in loan agreements, and foreclosure processes. It consists of graphic summaries that outline the main topics in brief sections, along with a multiple choice quiz to test understanding.
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This document provides materials for studying antitrust law, including graphic summaries and a multiple choice quiz. The graphic summaries consist of frames that summarize the lesson content in an easy to study format. The multiple choice quiz allows students to focus their review on important topics covered in the lesson.
2. يا نفسى … " هوذا ملككِ يأتى إليك ِ . هو عادل و منصور وديع ، وراكب علي حمار و علي جحش ابن أتان " ( زكريا 9 : 9) MY SOUL… “ Behold your King is coming to you; He is just and having salvation, Lowly and riding on a donkey, A colt, the foal of a donkey” (Zec 9: 9)
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4. يا نفسى … أخيرآ ... جاءك ِ عريس يطلب يدك ... و لكنه ليس عريس عاد ي ... إن ه ملك … وأى ملك !! MY SOUL… Finally… you have a bridegroom… asking for your hand… But not an ordinary groom… He is a KING… and what a KING!!
5. لن تذهبى له ... يا نفسى ... لإنك ِ لا تس ت ط ي عين !!!!! لكن هو ... الملك ... سيأتى إليك ِ فى عالمك ِ ... وسط وحدتك ِ ... و فقرك ِ ... و ب ؤسك ِ ... you will not go to Him… MY SOUL… for you will not be able to go..!!! But He… THE KING … will come to you. To your world… in the midst of your loneliness… your poverty… and your misery.
6. لكن هل يقبلنى ... ؟ !!! هل سيرضى بى ... ؟ !!! هل س ينظر إل ي ... ؟ !!! But would He accept me…?!! Would He receive me…?? would He look at me??!!
7. ” قومى يا حبيبتى يا جميلتى و تعالى ... لأن الشتاء قد مضى و المطر مر و زال “ ( نش 2 :11) “ Rise up, my love, my fair one, and come away. for Lo, the winter is past, the rain is over and gone” (Song of Solomon 2: 10-11 ) أجاب حبيبى و قال لى ... My beloved answered and said
8. أرايتم من تحبه نفس ي ... ؟؟ ! ! “ ( نش 3 : 3) ” “ Have you seen the one I love??!!” (Song of Solomon 3 : 3)
9. يا ملك ي ... أنا دائما ً مهزوم و حزي ن ... يا بنى ... أنا دائما ً من ت صر و مفرح . MY KING… I am always defeated and sad… MY SON… I am always victorious and joyful…
10. يا ملك ي ... أنا دائما ً متكبر و يائس ... يا بنى ... أنا دائما ً متواضع ووديع . MY KING… I am always proud and miserable. MY SON… I am always lowly and humble.
11. يا ملك ي ... تمنيت أن آتى إليك راكبا ً سحاب السماء ... يا بنى ... سآتى أنا إليك راكبا ً على أتان و جحش بن أتان . MY KING… I wished to come to you riding the clouds in the sky MY SON… I will come to you riding a colt the foal of a donkey
12. يا ملك ي ... أرض ي ... غير نظيفة ... و قلبى غير مستعد ... يا بن ي ... سينزل دمى عل ي أرضك ... و يسكن روح ي فى قلبك . MY KING… My earth is not clean and my heart is not ready MY SON… My blood will be shed on your earth… and my soul shall dwell in your heart
13. يا ملك ي ... أنا أحبك ... يا بني ... أنا أحبك جداً ... MY KING… I LOVE YOU MY SON… I LOVE YOU SO MUCH. To be continued From Father Daoud Lamei
