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Migration: Possessing the Land: Possessing the land
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Migration: Possessing the Land: Possessing the land

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Since the dawn of time, land has been at the heart of human conflict. Father against son, community against community, and nation against nation - wars have been waged over the right to possess land, with no end in sight. In this insightful book, we delve into one of the oldest nations in history - Israel - and its ongoing battle for land, offering a critical analysis of why the right to possess land remains a powerful and contentious issue.

Beyond the biblical perspective, this book explores modern-day migration and the reasons behind it - whether for safety, economic opportunity, or refuge. Drawing upon scriptural teachings and global conventions, it offers a compassionate yet practical understanding of a person's right to seek refuge in times of danger. It reminds us that, whether through divine instruction or human laws, the pursuit of safety and a place to call home is a right for all.

Through prayer, righteousness, and adherence to the law, we are urged to remain good citizens, no matter where we find ourselves. This book provides a spiritual roadmap for navigating the complexities of land, citizenship, and migration in a world fraught with trials.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Michael Terence Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
28 September 2024
Pages
164
ISBN
9781800948594

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Since the dawn of time, land has been at the heart of human conflict. Father against son, community against community, and nation against nation - wars have been waged over the right to possess land, with no end in sight. In this insightful book, we delve into one of the oldest nations in history - Israel - and its ongoing battle for land, offering a critical analysis of why the right to possess land remains a powerful and contentious issue.

Beyond the biblical perspective, this book explores modern-day migration and the reasons behind it - whether for safety, economic opportunity, or refuge. Drawing upon scriptural teachings and global conventions, it offers a compassionate yet practical understanding of a person's right to seek refuge in times of danger. It reminds us that, whether through divine instruction or human laws, the pursuit of safety and a place to call home is a right for all.

Through prayer, righteousness, and adherence to the law, we are urged to remain good citizens, no matter where we find ourselves. This book provides a spiritual roadmap for navigating the complexities of land, citizenship, and migration in a world fraught with trials.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Michael Terence Publishing
Country
United Kingdom
Date
28 September 2024
Pages
164
ISBN
9781800948594