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Step into one of the most enigmatic and powerful sacred texts ever written—the First Book of Enoch, finally unveiled with reverence, clarity, and depth. Long hidden in the highlands of Ethiopia and excluded from Western Bibles for centuries, the Book of Enoch returns with prophetic force in this immersive narrated edition. Discover the lost prophecies of the Watchers, the terrifying birth of the Nephilim, the secrets of the celestial realms, and the eternal message of divine judgment and cosmic renewal.

The Book of Isaiah: A Complete English Translation from the Original Hebrew Bible offers a faithful and inspiring rendition of one of the most profound texts in all of Scripture-translated directly from the original Hebrew to preserve its depth, nuance, and divine message.

The Apocalypse is the Revelation to John of the end of times.

Dive into the life and teachings of Jesus like never before with Matthew Bible Study. Join author and life-time student of the Bible Peter DeHaan as he guides you through the Gospel of Matthew, a bridge connecting Old Testament Judaism with New Testament Christianity. Discover the deep correlation between Hebrew history and prophecy to the ministry of Jesus, providing a greater understanding of our faith today. With engaging chapters exploring Jesus's ministry, miraculous deeds, and powerful teachings, Matthew Bible Study is your key to unlocking the timeless wisdom found in these pages of ...

Are you aware of how many unverified paradigms you believe? Are you becoming curious about how many beliefs are inaccurate, or based on outdated and disproven information? Have you been told, God is the dogmatic Biblical definition of perfect, which includes characteristics such as, jealous, overbearing, and vindictive or do you believe God is flawlessly perfect and is aware of everything He's created? In His perfection, does everything exist because He has deemed it so? Or does God make mistakes, such as LGBT people? Humans struggle to grasp the true meaning of 'perfect', and that ...

For centuries, the Ethiopian Bible has preserved ancient sacred texts that were lost to the Western world—writings filled with prophetic wisdom, spiritual depth, and apostolic instruction. This expanded English edition brings together a powerful selection of these rare scriptures, carefully curated and presented with original commentary.

What if everything you've been told about your spiritual identity has been only half the story? For centuries, countless believers have lived with a diminished understanding of who they truly are—seeing themselves as merely forgiven sinners struggling toward heaven, rather than restored image-bearers designed to radiate divine light here and now. In The Broken Mirror, Jonathan Leger unveils a transformative truth that has been hiding in plain sight throughout Scripture: You were created as a mirror, designed to reflect God's very nature. Though sin shattered that reflection, Christ came ...

Curious about the Bible but don't know where to start? "A Popular Introduction to the Study of the Sacred Scriptures" is your friendly and approachable companion. This book demystifies the world of biblical study, offering clear explanations of its history, literary styles, and key themes. Perfect for beginners and those seeking a deeper understanding, it provides the essential tools to navigate the Scriptures with confidence and insight. Embark on a rewarding journey of discovery and unlock the profound truths within the sacred texts.

“A RIGHTEOUS MAN REGARDETH THE LIFE OF HIS BEAST.” PROVERBS XII. 10. THE word regard is of two-fold signification, and may either apply to the moral or to the intellectual part of our nature. In the one application, the intellectual, it is the regard of attention. In the other, the moral, it is the regard of sympathy, or kindness. We do not marvel at this common term having been applied to two different things; for, in truth, they are most intimately associated; and the faculty by which a transition is accomplished from the one to the other, may be considered as the intermediate link ...

The book of Nehemiah provides encouragement for those in Christianity who are called to live and serve in the difficult closing days of the Church’s testimony on earth. The exercise that Nehemiah had was not to begin the worship of Jehovah again, nor was it to bring back precious vessels and instruments for the temple service; these things had already been done in the days of Zerubbabel and Jeshua, as recorded in the book of Ezra. Nehemiah’s exercise was to preserve those things that had been brought back. This was done, firstly, by building the wall and the gates of Jerusalem for ...

Nearly all the chapters and the title of the book, was given to me one afternoon in June, 1896, while traveling on the train from Toronto to Detroit I have not been able to put into the book all the things that I had hoped to, and have had to write out many of the chapters at intervals, amid other pressing labors. Amid the multitude of books in recent years on Christian holiness, most of them treat of the human side, explaining sin, consecration, faith, and religious duties. A very few of them treat mainly of the Divine side, of the perfection of the Divine nature; and I know of none that ...

As we start upon our spiritual navigation from the great mountains and forests of the wild life of nature, we must be content to take the lowest and humblest steps that belong to beginners. The lowest class of vessels that go by water are those of the tow-boat rank, such as are used on canals, and barges for hauling slow and heavy freight. There are two classes of boats that we must utilize in our journey before we come to the sail boat, which, in a proper sense, represents the life of a regenerated believer; of one who has the assurance of the Spirit that he is a child of God. In like ...

THERE are two motives which have influenced us in the production of this little book. We have sought, on the one hand, to supply aids to devotion either for the use of the family or of the individual, and on the other, to furnish points of suggestion to the student who is a prospective preacher. Perhaps it may he thought that these two aims are incongruous, and it would be too much to hope that in both we have succeeded; yet devotion is not the absence of thought, and thought is not necessarily the absence of devotion. At all events, the presence in the mind of two so reactionary aims may ...

Israel, War, Our Wake-Up Call is a book born out of the heartbreak of the October 7th Hamas attack on Israel and how it should serve as a wake-up call to us to get right with God. this is a book about Israel, hard times, the End Times, and our need for revival. Israel is God’s prophetic time piece. If you want to know where we are on the prophetic calendar, watch Israel. Having said this, there are those who would dismiss Israel as having been replaced by the Church. Such thinking runs contrary to scripture and God’s everlasting covenant with Israel. This book studies Israel in a way ...

I want to teach you a song — one which in the long ago echoed o’er the Galilean hills. I am sure you will try to keep time to its music, for it must strike a responsive chord in your heart. It is not a battle-hymn, though it may nerve one for battle. It is not a song of victory, though in it is assurance of victory. Its refrain is, “Rest, rest, rest.” ’Tis a song they sing beside the crystal sea in the heaven-land, and there is not a false note in its cadence as they sing it there. It is a true answer to the hearths cry, “Oh, where shall rest be found?” It tells of lifted ...

The Grief that implies Glory “He began to teach them, that the Son of Man must suffer many things.”—Mark viii. 31. “HE began to teach them.” It was indeed the beginning of a new lesson for humanity. The old lesson for humanity had been that a “Son of Man” must suffer nothing—that the higher the life the more exempt should it be from pain. That belief was embedded deep in the heart both of Gentile and Jew. The Gentile deified massive strength—strength on which the woes of the world could make no impression and which was incapable of tears. The Jew exalted the sons of the ...

This second volume in the Patristic Commentary on the Book of Isaiah continues the journey begun in Volume 1, delving deeply into the prophet’s earliest messages—warnings of judgment, calls to repentance, and glimpses of redemption. Drawing from the wisdom of the early Church Fathers and the Coptic Orthodox tradition, this work reveals the richness of Isaiah's voice as both fierce reformer and tender intercessor. Covering chapters 1–35, this volume illuminates: God’s righteous judgment against hypocrisy, injustice, and idolatry The spiritual decay of Judah and the prophetic call to ...

Discover the Timelessness of God's Promises with a Fresh, Focused Approach While many books explore the vast array of promises found in Scripture, The Promises of God takes a unique path by honing in on 15 foundational promises central to the Christian faith. These promises offer hope and comfort and are vital for spiritual growth and maturity. Unlike other works that catalog thousands of promises or provide brief devotional thoughts, this book deepens into the core promises every believer should know, understand, and live by. In contrast to books like Charles Spurgeon’s classic The ...

THE note which runs through Doctor Slicer's "Meditations" is that of expectancy of good from God, God's universe, and God's creature Man. He believes with all his heart that God's very essence is love, that the universe abounds in beauty and loveliness which Man is capable of appreciating and responding to, and that in human nature itself there are large elements of gentleness, dignity, and sympathetic loyalty which since history began have been winning successive victories over inherited animal propensities, barbaric vices, and social and industrial wrong-doings. He believes in the gradual...

Putting Jesus in His Place is designed to introduce Christians to the wealth of biblical teaching on the deity of Christ. Using evidence from the New Testament, this book helps listeners appreciate the significance of Christ's deity in a personal relationship with Him, and gives them the confidence to share the truth about Jesus with others.