Biblical Times

Step back into New Testament times - to Ancient Palestine at the time of Christ and of the historical Roman Empire, and ask: What could a cynical, non-conformist dry-goods salesman, a disgruntled blacksmith, and a musing mendicant all have in common? The answer: Down deep, they all seek something better. But will they find the true fulfillment they are seeking?

The insurrection having failed, Barabbas and his men find a cave in which to hide out. But Barabbas, unsatisfied, decides to try robbery. He enlists the help of the two beggars, and they set out to rob rich Benjamin. But Timotheus almost turns back, after seeing the Nazarene. Will he go on to aid in this crime? Will it be successful, or will this also result in disaster?

Prophecy Unveiled: Unraveling the Biblical Secrets of Gaza and the Palestinians is a comprehensive exploration of the prophecies found in the Bible that pertain to the region of Gaza and the Palestinian people. This book delves into the ancient texts and uncovers the hidden meanings behind these prophecies, shedding light on their relevance to the present-day conflict in the region. Through meticulous research and analysis, the author reveals the intricate connections between the 12 princes and the 12 tribes, tracing their origins back to their common ancestor, Abraham. By examining the ...

Welcome to "In His Time: Trusting God Beyond Our Timetables," a journey into understanding and embracing the divine timing of God. In our fast-paced world, where immediacy is often prized over patience, and results are demanded on tight schedules, the concept of waiting on God’s timing can be both challenging and counterintuitive. Yet, the Bible repeatedly shows us that God does not operate according to human schedules. His ways and thoughts are higher than ours, and His timing is always perfect, though often mysterious from our limited perspective. This book explores why God's timing ...

The Jewish festival scrolls known as the Megillot is a collection of Old Testament books that recognize that life itself—with all its joys and griefs, successes and failures, achievements and yearnings—can be a key to interpreting Scripture. In Reading the Megillot, Jeanette Mathews uses her own translations to reimagine each book as a different type of performance: Song of Songs as a Greek play, Ruth as a miniseries, Lamentations as performance poetry, Ecclesiastes as a television talk show, and Esther as a pantomime. Each script is introduced with historical and literary context and ...

From Jacob to 1973: A Journey of God's Chosen People is a comprehensive and captivating account of the history of God's chosen people, spanning from the time of Jacob to the Yom Kippur War and all major events in between. This book delves into the biblical narratives, providing a true and viral account of the captivities, the exodus from Egypt, the arduous journey through the wilderness, and the long-awaited arrival in the promised land. It also explores the tragic chapter of the Holocaust and the wars before and after the establishment of the state of Israel, shedding light on the ...

Familiarity and dishonor kill the anointing. The Jews, being the fathers and mothers of the faith, were dishonored and replaced by other church fathers that, along with Emperor Constantine, crafted a religious system that dishonors the Jews and all things Jewish. As a result, the anointing left, and miracles ceased. This distorted religious system affects many Christians until this day.

Life brings storms. This isn't pessimism—it's the promise of Jesus Himself: "In the world you have trouble; but cheer up! I have overcome the world." (John 16:33) Some storms appear suddenly, darkening skies that were clear only moments before. Others build slowly on the horizon, giving us time to prepare but not to escape. Some rage for a day; others linger for years. Some affect our circumstances—health, finances, relationships. Others assault our souls—doubt, fear, despair. But all of them test what we truly believe about God and ourselves. You're reading this book because you're ...

People with bad feelings and feeling-directed behavior - anger, fear, worry, depression - usually are given a psychiatric label. Initially, I was comfortable with that approach, but I have come to realize that people must be evaluated based on a proper understanding of the Bible. When that happens, the whole person (thinking, wanting, and doing) will be considered - not just outward behavior and feelings.

In this publication, we will discuss the coming Kingdom of heaven. We are now part of the Kingdom of God, but there is yet a greater manifestation of the Kingdom in store for us. We have must examine how to live in the Kingdom of God at present, but we must live in hope of the coming of the Kingdom of God in all its majesty.

The stories of the people in the Bible aren't so far removed from us that we can't relate to them. In fact, their stories are often our stories. In this 28-day devotional by Heather Hart, you'll not only find Bible characters who went through some of the same things you're facing in life, you'll develop friendships (or kinships) you never expected. Pick up your copy today and make some Bible Besties.

"extraordinary book" "Definitely a five-star read" Ever wonder why there is a War between Christ and Satan? Ever wonder how the War in Heaven started or what the Lucifer Rebellion is? Ever wonder why War in heaven came to Earth or why darkness still exists on Earth? And why did God send Christ to Earth? Was it to stop the darkness from spreading? Or was there some other reason? Multi-award-winning author Trinity brings Heavenly knowledge to Earth I invite you to join me on an enlightening journey beyond space and time to find answers