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"JESUS NOW" by Malachi Martin first edition - NEW is a 1973 hardcover book published by Clark, Irwin & Co under the Dutton imprint. This book, weighing 1 pound and consisting of 317 pages, delves into the topics of civilization and Christian Theology/Christology. Martin's work, written in English, explores the historical and religious significance of Jesus in a comprehensive and detailed manner, making it a valuable addition to any collection or library focusing on religious and historical literature. Owned by the literary agent who represented Mr. Malachi.

"In The Footsteps of Jesus: Raymond Schaal" is a 2012 hardcover book authored by Jean-Pierre Isbouts, focusing on the life of Jesus and the origins of Christianity. Published by National Geographic Society, the book spans 368 pages and includes illustrations. It falls under the genres of religion and history, with a specific focus on biblical studies related to Jesus, the gospels, and general Christianity. The book provides insight into the life of Jesus and the historical context of Christianity in the Middle East, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the religious and historical aspects of this period. Book is in like new condition

"The Guillotine & The Cross" is a nonfiction book written by Warren H. Carroll and published by Christendom Press in 1991. It is a first edition trade paperback with 203 pages, intended for an adult audience. The book explores the intersection of religion, history, civilization, and politics in France, offering a unique perspective on the country's cultural and political landscape. With a focus on the themes of religion and state, this book provides a thought-provoking analysis of the complex relationship between the Catholic Church and French society.

In the 1800s and early 1900s, once-forbidden Icelandic magical symbols (galdrastafir) saw a decline in tradition but gained scholarly interest. Priest, folklore collector, and antiquarian Jónas Jónasson compiled historical Icelandic magic symbols before his death in 1918. His manuscript, *Galdrastafir*, presents this material in full, along with supplementary items, including an introduction by Alessia Bauer, photographs by Giorgia Sottotetti, and illustrations by collective Leodrune. This book is perfect for those interested in Icelandic folklore, runology, and the occult.