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Manser, Martin Hugh was born on January 11, 1952 in Bromley, England.
( The Ultimate A-to-Z Resource to Common Expressions and ...)
The Ultimate A-to-Z Resource to Common Expressions and Curious Words from the Bible Martin Manser is a professional reference-book editor and Bible scholar who has compiled and edited more than 70 titles, including dictionaries and biblical reference works. He holds the BA Honours degree in linguistics and an M Phil degree, and he resides with his wife and children in England.
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(This selection of quotations from the Authorized (King Ja...)
This selection of quotations from the Authorized (King James) Version of the Bible includes over 4000 quotations. The biblical quotations are supplemented by quotations from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer. The quotations are arranged according to the order in which they appear in the Bible and are followed by the chapter and verse location. The main divisions within the Bible are introduced and accompanied by 80 panel features on specific quotations. There is an extensive index which lists extracts from the text according to key words.
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The Wordsworth Crossword Companion incorporates many special features: Clear guidance on how to recognize and work out anagrams and how to decipher cryptic clues. Thousands of synonym entries arranged in order of the number of letters in every word, e.g. fault n (3) bug; (4) flaw, lack, spot; (5) blame, error, taint, (6) defect; (7) absence, blemish, failing, frailty, mistake; (8) weakness; (10) deficiency, inadequacy; (11) shortcoming; (14) responsibility; over 30,000 synonyms. Helpful introduction on the art of solving crosswords
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"Money is the root of all evil"...or is it? What does "prodigal son" really mean? In biblical times, would you see a "doctor" when you were sick? The meanings of many words and phrases contained within the Bible have changed dramatically over time. A "host" from the Bible is certainly not the same host that you would like serving you dessert at a dinner party—in Biblical times, "host" referred to an army. Alternatively, many common, everyday expressions have their roots in the Bible. I NEVER KNEW THAT WAS IN THE BIBLE is a wonderful resource to find the origins and intended meanings for all of these curious words and common expressions from the Bible. Black and white cartoon illustrations add wit to sometimes humorous and always fascinating stories behind the words and phrases. Great for Bible readers, literature students, English teachers, writers, and anyone who loves words.
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This is an indispensable guide to more than 4,500 foreign expressions in the English language."The Facts On File Dictionary of Foreign Words and Phrases, Second Edition" presents new and updated information on the origins and usage of more than 4,500 foreign expressions.This invaluable dictionary clarifies and explains words and phrases spanning a wide range of fields, from law and music to philosophy and cuisine. Entries include pronunciations in American English, parts of speech and other relevant grammatical information, languages of origin, concise definitions, examples of use, and etymological backgrounds. More than 500 entries have been added to this new edition.New and updated coverage includes: terms that have become more frequently used in contemporary English, such as retro and sudoku; more prefixes and suffixes, such as eco- and -fest; terms relating to food, such as panini, burrito, provolone, and wasabi; terms relating to religions, such as Veda; miscellaneous new terms, such as dreck, madrasa, and tort; and, much more.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson once described the English language as "the sea which receives tributaries from every region under heaven". We dip into this sea more often than we realize, sprinkling our writings and everyday conversations with words and phrases that are derived from other languages. This reference presents information on the origins and usage of more than 4000 of these expressions. The dictionary clarifies and explains words and phrases spanning a wide range of fields, from law to music, philosophy to cuisine. Some expressions have been fully assimilated into the English language, including "igloo", "extra" and "bonanza", while others are still considered foreign, such as "de rigueur" and "magnum opus". Entries include pronunciations in American English, parts of speech and other relevant grammatical information, languages of origin, concise definitions, examples of use and etymological backgrounds.
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The Bible is part of our society but how much is really known about it? Where did the idea of verses come from? When did it first appear in English? What is it about and how should it be read? All are considered along with little known facts like the longest name in the Bible, bizarre Bibles, and the smallest Bibles in the world. Everything anyone wanted to know is included in the Good News Bible Book of Facts. Illustrated throughout by Simon Jenkins, this handbook is designed to look like and stand alongside the range of Good News Bibles published by Harper Collins.
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Written for those "on the outside", this book presents a biblical, conservative outline to the basics of the Christian message which has shaped much of Western culture and has changed millions of lives around the globe.
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Manser, Martin Hugh was born on January 11, 1952 in Bromley, England.
Bachelor in Language with honors, University York, England, 1974. Master of Philosophy, Council National Academy Awards, 1977.
(The Bible is part of our society but how much is really k...)
( The Ultimate A-to-Z Resource to Common Expressions and ...)
(Written for those "on the outside", this book presents a ...)
(The Wordsworth Crossword Companion incorporates many spec...)
(Explores the origin, development, and uses of words and p...)
(Ralph Waldo Emerson once described the English language a...)
(This selection of quotations from the Authorized (King Ja...)
(This is an indispensable guide to more than 4,500 foreign...)
(Includes more than 1,700 English-language proverbs.)
("Money is the root of all evil"...or is it? What does "pr...)
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Governor Primary School, 1993—1996, 1998—2003. Elder Southcourt Baptist Church, Aylesbury, England, 1990—1998, church secretary England, 1993—1996.
Married Yusandra Manser. Children: Hannah, Ben.