Die kernboodskap van die boek word weerspieël in dié Skrifgedeelte:- "Moenie vir julle skatte bymekaar maak op die aarde, waar mot en roes verniel en waar diewe inbreek en steel nie; maar maak vir julle skatte bymekaar in die hemel, waar geen mot of roes verniel nie en waar diewe nie inbreek en steel nie; want waar julle skat is, daar sal julle hart ook wees." Mattheus 6:19-2. Sharon deel haar geestelike pêrels sodat jy ook jou skatte in hemelse plekke kan vermeerder, maar alles begin by die hemelse afspraak met Jesus, waarop net jy persoonlik n RSVP kan gee:- Jesus sê vir jou: "Kyk, Ek staan by die deur en Ek klop. As iemand My stem hoor en die deur oopmaak, sal Ek ingaan na hom toe en saam met hom maaltyd hou en hy met My." Die grootste uitnodiging van alle tye, volg wanneer Jesus jou nooi om by Hom goud, wit klere en oogsalf te koop. As Jesus dan die heelal se rykdomme besit waarmee koop ek by Hom? Kom ontdek hierdie geestelike lewenswaarhede en stap tree vir tree die ewige weg van liefde, genade en heiligmaking, terwyl jy jou geestelike pêrels versamel.

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A hundred years ago, a small settlement sprang up in theNorthern Cape. A rich diversity of people moved in, as the children were born, Vatmaar became a village. A. H. M. Scholtz tells of Oom Chai, who in turn tells of a Vuurmaak, who in turn introduces someone else. Thus a chain of stories is created interlinking the fates of unforgettable characters like Lance-Corporal George Lewis and his Tswana wife, Rush, Sis Bet, Old Chetty, Hendruk, January, Tant Vonnie and her daughters as they recount tales of the Anglo-Boer War, the diamond diggings, court cases and stokvels: the tricksters and the tricked, marriages and funerals, love and betrayal. A Place Called Vatmaar is a panoramic novel: compelling, wise and humane.

"Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott," Cantata No. 80, by Johann Sebastian Bach, was composed in Leipzig, Germany for Reformation Day and was first performed between 1727 and 1731. It is based on the famous chorale of Martin Luther, "Ein feste Burg ist unser Gott," or "A Mighty Fortress is Our God." German and English text.