Böcker av Emily Capati Gaddi

The book of Matthew is a book of promise and fulfillment. It is a promise because God sentHis only son Jesus. He is being singled out as our King, our Messiah, and the Prince of Peace.Jesus' main responsibility was to honor and glorify the people who were around Him. God'sallegiance to us is an affirmation that Jesus will be back again. He will re-established Himselfas our majesty as He had promised based on the scriptures.The book of Matthew is a book of fulfillment because God's promise to us had been fulfilledthrough Jesus. Conforming to 2 Corinthians 1:18-20 it says and I quote: " But as surelyas God is faithful, our message to you is not "Yes" and "No." For the Son of God, JesusChrist, who was preached among you by us-by me and Silas and Timothy-was not "Yes"and "No," but in him it has always been "Yes." For no matter how many promises God hasmade, they are "Yes" in Christ. And so through him the "Amen" is spoken by us to the gloryof God.Our faithfulness will open the door in heaven. So, we need to stick with our faith in God.By reason of our loyalty and acceptance of Jesus as our personal Lord and Savior we need toappreciate God's plan for us and we need to respect and adore Jesus as the lamb of God. Wehave to remember that Matthew put an emphasis on Jesus that He is indeed a Jewish person.His ancestors were King David and Abraham.

Retailing is a very colorful industry. Very flashy!! This book covers the History of Retailing and Corporate University that will lead you to the training and professional development of a well-established retail organization. Life in the Buying Office comes to grips with Retail Management as well as the importance of Customer Service. Providing excellent customer service is a culture that each retailer must embrace.I was able to snuggle the qualities of being a good retailer. I know what goes appropriately with what!! The professional development of the New York City retailing is always enormous because most of their corporate headquarters are in the metropolis. There's always opportunities to grow and learn with the fast paced environment. The fashion district is on the seventh avenue in Manhattan. Everyone is there and you need to be aggressive inall aspects of doing business with these vendors and account executives. It is definitely a different ball game in New York City as compared to the other metropolises in the country.I feel bittersweet about this industry because it is such a competitive career. If there's a felt need to kill each other, we will kill each other for the sake of promotion. I learned a lot from them especially when it comes to time management and conflict resolution. I became very aggressive too and very colorful when it comes to dealing with different kinds of people from different walks of life.