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What if the vision John saw in the Book of Revelation was directly linked to two of the most powerful moments in biblical history—Abraham’s encounter with the sacrificial ram and Moses’ awe-inspiring vision of the burning bush? In this groundbreaking exploration, discover how Jesus Christ’s appearance among the seven golden candlesticks—shaped like the almond branches of the Tabernacle—connects to these pivotal events. See how Abraham’s turning to behold the ram caught in the thicket and Moses’ turning to witness the fire that did not consume the bush are deeply intertwined ...

"Origen and the Priesthood" is an introduction and anthology dedicated to Origen of Alexandria’s reflection on the Christian priesthood. Inspired by the work of Father Mariusz Szram, this volume offers an in-depth study of Origen’s writings on the subject and presents a selection of translated texts that illustrate his thought. Origen, one of the greatest theologians of the early Church, did not write a specific treatise on the priesthood, but he extensively addressed the topic in his homilies and biblical commentaries, particularly in his interpretations of the Old and New Testaments. ...

Christian theology which Scriptural proof of life after death. The existence of Heaven and Hell, and eternal judgment. How God has given redemption from the curse of sin and death.

The prophecy of the four horsemen is one of the most iconic scenes in Revelation. Every Christian is familiar with these imposing figures, and every denomination has a favored interpretation. But what if they’re all wrong? Decoded: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse delves into the secrets of Revelation to deliver stunning new insights, demystifying this vision using clues hidden in scripture for thousands of years. The author provides data, references, and both old and new testament scriptural support to his thesis, delivering it all in an accessible, straightforward narrative. This new...

Gott hat für jede Frau, Ehefrau und Mutter einen exzellenten Plan, wie sie Ihn mit allen Bereichen ihres Leben verherrlichen und eine "Frau nach dem Herzen Gottes" werden kann. Elizabeth George vermittelt in liebevollem und verständnisvollen Stil ihre biblischen und praktischen Einsichten, wie eine Frau zur Ehre Gottes leben kann: in ihrer persönlichen Beziehung zum Herrn, im Alltag mit ihrem Ehemann und ihren Kindern, mit ihrer Aufgabe als Hausfrau und mit ihrem Dienst in der Gemeinde.

The Denver Declaration is a concise yet dynamic statement on Commonwealth of Israel Theology (Commonwealth Theology). This Summer 2019 edition includes 150 supporting scriptural references. -- Live link to sign the Declaration at the end of the book -- Excerpt- Introduction to the Denver Declaration: [During the course of 2017-2019 a number of believers in Messiah – Jesus – realized from their doctrinal backgrounds that the major theological paradigms now prevalent primarily within evangelical circles were either inherited from Roman Catholicism and Reformational Churches and/or from ...

Easily the most important advance in Judeo-Christian relations in 100 years, Commonwealth Theology (CT) cuts across denominational divisions to reveal God’s plan for the Church and the Jews. CT is based on a more literal interpretation of the Scriptures. Interpretations have, since the 2nd century, been influenced by man’s philosophy and politics. Beyond the basics of Christian salvation, mainstream theologies are at odds. Catholic, Reform, and Evangelical interpretations of Bible prophecy don’t agree because they have all overlooked the obvious. Is it possible that the truth has been...

Gli amici di Evolvenza si sono riuniti per molti anni in "agapi" in cui leggevano vari insegnamenti dei maestri immateriali e, insieme, cercavano di applicare questi insegnamenti alle loro vite. Era una ginnastica spirituale che a molti di noi ha fatto bene, perché ci ha permesso d'intuire la perfezione della Legge che, oltre a governare le nostre vite, governa il Tutto. Le ricerche di Evolvenza sono riportate, oltre che sui libri, giornalmente su YouTube. Attualmente chi scrive frequenta lo storico Cerchio Esseno, il cui strumento difende da quarantacinque anni il suo anonimato.

This publication commences by considering what the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed have to say about who created: was it the Father or the Son or both? After some discussion, it then moves on to consider to whom the Bible, especially the New Testament, attributes creation.

People sometimes have difficulty understanding the Trinity. But if that is the case with someone reading this Introduction, then he or she should not feel too bad. It took the scholars and theologians of the early Church about five hundred years after the Incarnation of Jesus to even begin to figure it out. The whole idea of one God is not too difficult to understand. But when the same scholars and theologians start talking about one God in three persons, then the whole matter becomes much more complicated. Is it biblically correct to say or think of three different persons of deity, daily ...

Speaking in tongues is still practiced by many churches today . For some, it is proof of salvation and spirituality; for others, it is a proof that one has received the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Many believe that the proof of the entry of the Holy Spirit into a life is speaking in tongues, after one has finished praying the prayer of salvation, one must wait for his Pentecost by praying and groaning; there are leaders who even force their followers to speak in tongues. Should and can the evangelical Christian of today speak in tongues? In addressing this subject, we do not in any way wish...

In this Bible overview, Charles Shefler outlines God’s entire plan, from start to eternal finish, showing how all nations will be redeemed through Israel and the Jewish Messiah, Yeshua (Jesus). Its simple, everyday language will help you better understand the Bible, as well as Israel's vital role in the things to come.

Busque la verdad y sígala! La Biblia contiene la única verdad que salva de los horrendos efectos del pecado en la humanidad. Junto a ella vemos lado a lado al joven y al anciano, al sabio y al necio, al al rico y al poder, buscando en sus paginas la verdad única verdad que sacia la sed del alma.

"You won’t like this book. Ecclesiastes is gloomy, skeptical, and irreverent. It is caustic and drolly splenetic. It is unapologetically human. It refuses to abet our hunger for clean narratives and happy endings. It is a hopeless book. Insisting on life’s futility, the world’s capriciousness, and God’s inscrutability, it deliberately cultivates despair. It sees such bone-deep hopelessness as the only cure for what ails us. Ecclesiastes is a hard book full of hard sayings. It is an anvil against which our hearts must be hammered. No wonder we avoid it. But the cost of avoidance is ...

In his gospel, the Apostle John had recorded eight occasions when Jesus had made metaphorical statements about Himself. In chapter one of this text however, the evidence to show that he had actually written the gospel by his name will first be presented. One should note from that discussion that this gospel has not always had his name associated with it. So there had initially been some room for doubt. One should also understand that not everyone agrees about when this gospel was written. So that will also be a matter for discussion. Finally, chapter one will also consider some of the very ...

Many people may find this text offensive. But my desire for many years has been to understand why so many people who regularly attend church do not get more involved in the church's ministries. While not everyone will agree with my general conclusion, it is that most of those individuals are probably not really saved. I do not want to be a judge or sound judgmental. But the simple fact is that the Bible teaches throughout that the Christian is a life of ministry and service for the Lord by the true followers of Christ. So as will be discussed in the following pages, one of my conclusions is...

Are you ready to unravel one of humanity's oldest mysteries? "Hamartiology for Beginners: Understanding Sin and Its Impact on Humanity" takes you on a journey deep into the heart of what it means to grapple with the nature of sin, its consequences, and the hope of redemption. This is more than a theological exploration; it’s a profound look at the forces that shape our lives, our choices, and our world. Discover the Core Questions That Shape Human Existence: What is sin, and why does it matter? How has sin influenced the course of history and culture? What does it mean to seek redemption ...

This short book has been written to share a couple of very important spiritual truths. The first, called the Eternality of Bible Truth, maintains that every word of the Bible has always been true even before it was written. The second truth is that a person does not have to know the literal name of Jesus or anything about Him to be saved. That simple statement is not meant to sound heretical. Those words are also not meant to deny the Lordship of Christ or His sacrificial death on the cross at Calvary. The real message that is being conveyed by those words is that a person does not have to ...

Author C. Orville McLeish hails from humble beginnings, yet his family’s spirit was unbroken. Despite financial constraints that limited educational pursuits and the acquisition of certain earthly possessions and comfort, he discovered a "faith" that inevitably guided him through many life challenges and transformed him into a voice echoing God’s ability to elevate a soul from obscurity to prominence. His was a journey of faith, overcoming hurdles, and challenging conventional perspectives. His transparency reveals personal battles with fear and anxiety before embracing an identity ...

Christianity and Judaism are two separate religions with two separate approaches to life. Nevertheless, these two religions have often operated in similar spheres, and Christians and Jews have interacted over the centuries. Tragically, even in more modern times, this interaction often culminated in Christian assaults on Jewish communities and forced conversions to Christianity. But this Christian anti-Judaism did not always exist. Originally, Christianity shared its history with Judaism. The first Christians were all Jews. The first Christians used the Jewish Scriptures as their sacred text...