title: Complete Green Letters, The
author:  Miles J. Stanford 
description: "Not I, but Christ."That brief phrase reflects our complete dependency on Jesus for everything that the Christian life is about, from right standing with God, to spiritual growth, to personal well being, to practical service. In four words, it captures the essence and sweep of The Complete Green Letters. The language of The Complete Green Letters may have a classic flavor, but the remarkable insight and spiritual penetration are thoroughly and refreshingly contemporary. Drawing from the spiritual heritage of the Keswick Convention, these beloved writings by Miles J. Stanford comment powerfully on the true nature of spirituality. Here in one volume, in logical order, are:The Green Letters: Principles of Spiritual GrowthThe Principle of Position: Foundations of Spiritual GrowthThe Ground of Growth: The Christian's Relationship to the Cross and the Risen ChristThe Reckoning That Counts: The Realization of Spiritual GrowthAbide Above: A Guide to Spiritual GrowthA sound apprehension of the deeper life can make the difference between progress or frustration, peace or turmoil. If you desire a better understanding of what it means to serve Christ, his church, and the world around you, The Complete Green Letters shines light on the path of spiritual growth.
zlib_text: C I T Y  O F  B L AC K  G O L D
   
  
  This page intentionally left blank 
  
  C I T Y 
  O F  
  B L A C K 
  G O L D
  Oil, Ethnicity, and the Making  
  of Modern Kirkuk
  A R B E L L A  B E T - S H L I M O N
  S t a n f o r d  U n i v e r s i t y  P r e s s 
  Stanford, California
  
   
  Stanford University Press
  Stanford, California
  © 2019 by the Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University.  
  All rights reserved.
  This book has been partially underwritten by the Stanford Authors Fund. We are 
  grateful to the Fund for its support of scholarship by first-time authors. For more 
  information, please see www.sup.org/authorsfund
  No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any 
  means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and recording, or in any 
  information storage or retrieval system without the prior written permission of 
  Stanford University Press.
  Printed in the United States of America on acid-free, archival-quality paper
  Library of Congress Cataloging-in