Books by Jonathan Allen

This collection of infant reading books works as the skills-focused backbone of guided reading resources, with step-by-step skills coverage and the full range of genre. The scheme correlates to the NLS and the Scottish 5-14 Attainment targets.

What would have happened if the writers of the four Gospel accounts had gotten together and hashed over all that they had seen and heard from Jesus during their time together in ministry and co-wrote a book detailing that ministry? Instead of the four gospels, we would have a single geographically and chronologically-correct narrative of all of the events of that momentous era. The Ministry of Yeshua of Nazareth is just such an attempt. Carefully footnoted, this book coalesces all of the details of each event that is recorded in the Gospels into a single narrative. This exercise, which has taken three years to complete is true to the biblical accounts in geography, chronology, characters and teachings. On those occasions where the author adds to the biblical narrative for continuity or context, such additions are noted as such. This approach has led to some interesting biblically supported observations about the people and events of that place and time which will enrich the reader's appreciation for the commitment and sacrifices made by Jesus and all of his followers during their eventful and tumultuous ministry. Be sure to keep your Bible handy as you read!

Daily devotional commentary on the weekly Torah readings from the book of Deuteronomy/D'varim, integrating a Messianic Jewish perspective with the classical Jewish commentators and sources. Each weekly portion is divided into the seven standard readings and a commentary, Hebrew text and pronunciation guide are provided together with suggestions for further study and an application.

Daily devotional commentary on the weekly Torah readings from the book of Numbers/B'Midbar, integrating a Messianic Jewish perspective with the classical Jewish commentators and sources. Each weekly portion is divided into the seven standard readings and a commentary, Hebrew text and pronunciation guide are provided together with suggestions for further study and an application.

Daily devotional commentary on the weekly Torah readings from the book of Exodus/Shemot, integrating a Messianic Jewish perspective with the classical Jewish commentators and sources. Each weekly portion is divided into the seven standard readings and a commentary, Hebrew text and pronunciation guide are provided together with suggestions for further study and an application.

Daily devotional commentary on the weekly Torah readings from the book of Genesis/B''resheet, integrating a Messianic Jewish perspective with the classical Jewish commentators and sources. Each weekly portion is divided into the seven standard readings and a commentary, Hebrew text and pronunciation guide are provided together with suggestions for further study and an application.

Daily devotional commentary on the weekly Torah readings from the book of Leviticus/Vayikra, integrating a Messianic Jewish perspective with the classical Jewish commentators and sources. Each weekly portion is divided into the seven standard readings and a commentary, Hebrew text and pronunciation guide are provided together with suggestions and further study and an application.

Patrick Johnson never knew when to stop. As a steady helping hand, he knew that his own illustrious job lay ahead, should his course and search end on the other side of a small, sleepy town like Codiere. Being a traveling migrant, he attempts to start again as a hired-on groundskeeper, befriending a well-known family of the community, fitting in for once in his pallid life. But while he tries to plant new roots and brave his horrid past, he finds that being a caretaker of an eerily desolate cemetery has its life-ending drawbacks. Never mind the grim headstones silently marking death. Should the horror in his past be forgotten, all he has to do is clean the owner¿s basement. He soon becomes painfully aware that not all lost spirits prefer graveyards.