Showing titles in Historical

Christology for Beginners: An Easy-to-Follow Guide to Jesus Unlock the timeless mysteries of Jesus Christ with Christology for Beginners: An Easy-to-Follow Guide to Jesus. This essential guide is crafted for those eager to deepen their understanding of the most influential figure in history. Dive into a journey that unveils the profound impact of Christ's life and teachings, designed to enlighten and inspire. Understand the Dual Nature of Christ Discover how Jesus is both fully God and fully human, bridging the divine and the earthly. Explore the foundational doctrines that have shaped ...

"The Antichrist: Unveiling Biblical Evidence" is a comprehensive exploration of the concept of the Antichrist in biblical prophecy. This book delves into the prophecies surrounding the Antichrist, providing insights into interpreting these prophecies and identifying key characteristics. It also examines the theory that Barack Obama is the Antichrist, analyzing claims and evidence while addressing critiques and counterarguments. Additionally, the book explores the role of sexuality in relation to the Antichrist, examines biblical perspectives on sexuality, and separates fact from speculation...

"Maccabees: The Hidden Battles and Eternal Lessons" is a comprehensive book that delves into the history of the Maccabees and their significant impact on Jewish and Israeli identity. The book begins with an introduction to the background and context of the Maccabean Wars, exploring the key figures and groups involved, as well as the causes and triggers of the conflicts. It then proceeds to examine the battles and campaigns of the Maccabees, including the First, Second, and Third Maccabean Wars, along with the significant events and battles that shaped their struggle for independence. The ...

In which the author gives a concise account of, together with sundry caustic animadversions on, the very fantastic theology of the sect. This treatise is professedly taken from the writings of Justin, Miltiades, Irenæus, and Proculus.

The God of the Bible is not a concept to be studied but a divine person each of us can and should encounter personally. Into His Presence uses historically documented experiences of a number of important people with God over thousands of years as the lens through which to help you understand the character of God as a person. In this book, you see the God of the Bible as a divine person encountered by the men and women of the Bible.

Luther, Calvin, and Knox: Three men who changed the world because they were radically driven and shaped by the Word of God. To study their lives apart from this perfect Word would be folly, and to study the Word apart from its work in history would be incomplete. Living & Active: Volume I introduces us to the catalysts of the Reformation, through the Scripture that shaped them, in hope that we too would find God's Word alive and active in our souls.

After the death of Charles Senior, his son, also named Charles, compiled his father’s personal letters into a lesser-known book, which you are about to have the pleasure of listening to. This volume gives a unique perspective into the personal life of the Prince of Preachers. It shows that while he walked in revival his entire life, he was a man like any other. He was a man that had a family he dearly loved, got angry when people twisted his words, was often wracked with sickness and pain, and above all, loved Jesus.

In "Decoding Isaiah's Visions: Unveiling the Prophetic Tapestry of the Bible's Old Testament in Light of 2023," the author provides a meticulous interpretation of the visions found in the book of Isaiah. With a focus on the pin-point accuracy of Isaiah's prophecies, this book explores their relevance to the year 2023. The author categorizes each fulfilled prophecy, identifying the specific chapter and verse, along with the corresponding year in which it occurred. Additionally, this book delves into the prophecies yet to be fulfilled, offering insights into the future events foretold by ...

We hear the stories about Peter and John, and all the heroes of the New Testament, and they're unstoppable Christians - fearless and bold. And sometimes we wrongly assume that they just got that way. That Christ died for their sins, and bam! They're instantly changed! On the contrary, the disciples were actually quite cowardly in their actions after the Resurrection.

In the biblical canon, two books lack any explicit reference to the name of God: Song of Songs and Esther. God's peculiar absence in these texts is unsettling, both for theological discourse and for believers considering implications for their own lived experience. Chloe T. Sun takes on the challenges of God's absence by exploring the often overlooked theological connections between these two Old Testament books.

"The Secrets of Enoch: Unveiling Sin and the Earth" is a comprehensive exploration of the ancient text known as the Book of Enoch. This book delves into the historical background, authorship, and dating of the Book of Enoch, shedding light on its importance and the reasons for its removal from the canon. Enoch's Revelations on Sin form a significant part of the book, as it examines his encounter with the fallen angels and the origins of sin. The various types of sin and their consequences are explored, providing valuable insights into the nature of sin and its impact on humanity. The ...

At age 21, Andrea Palpant Dilley stripped the Christian fish decal off her car bumper in a symbolic act of departure from her religious childhood. At 23, she left the church and went searching for refuge in the company of men who left her lonely and friends who pushed the boundaries of what she once held sacred. In this deeply personal memoir, Andrea navigates the doubts that plague believers and skeptics alike: Why does a good God allow suffering? Why is God so silent, distant, and uninvolved? And why does the church seem so dysfunctional?

Sabe cual es el proposito que Dios le ha mandado??Le gustaria saber cual es el significado de su vida? Un gran numero de personas pasan mucho tiempo de su vida tratando de encontrar el verdadero sentido de su existencia y al encontrarlo en muchos casos es demasiado tarde. El pastor Jim Graff ha escrito una serie de pasos a seguir para que le sea mas facil a usted encontrar el sentido de su propia existencia y que goce de una vida plena con significado.

Taiwo briefly describes the eight Biblical Covenants and their relationship with one another; the Abrahamic Covenant, Noahic Covenant, Covenant of Grace, Davidic Covenant, New Covenant, Mosaic Covenant, and the Covenant of Redemption. Furthermore, he compares and contrasts the Old and New Covenants, brings out the better Covenant, and justifies his position. Finally, he describes the Blood of Jesus, its applications and implications in the Christian Faith.

The "Gabriel Vision," also known as the "Revelation of Gabriel" or "Hazon Gabriel," refers to a fascinating archaeological artifact discovered in 2007. A Bedouin shepherd near the Dead Sea in Jordan discovered the stone tablet. The shepherd reportedly stumbled upon a cave containing several artifacts, including the stone tablet.

If you have ever questioned your salvation or are seeking clarity regarding other aspects of eternal life, take a deep dive into this groundbreaking study of salvation with Jerome Estes, a professional highway engineer.

The Philosophy of a Future State implores us to embrace the grandeur of contemplation, to gaze upward at the starlit sky, and to peer inward at the spark of the divine that animates our souls. It calls us to wonder at the infinite potential inherent in every human being and the cosmic dance that envelopes us all.

Each chapter focuses on roughly one century in the life of the Christian church, providing an even-handed view of Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, and Protestant denominations. Discussion questions at the end of each chapter offer opportunities to reflect on parallels in contemporary Christian church life, considerations from a relevant Bible passage, and opportunities for application. This is an excellent text for a half-year study group.

Despite the commonly held assumption that the Bible says little about the mother of Jesus, there are many indications that Mary preceded and inspired her son in fostering the emergence of a new faith community. Setting aside presuppositions, Chris Maunder returns to the New Testament to answer the question: "Who was Mary?" He re-examines the virgin conception of Jesus, Mary's contribution to Jesus' ministry, and her central role in the events of the crucifixion and the resurrection. In so doing, Maunder casts a thought-provoking new light on Mary and the women who stood alongside her.

This is a letter to Scapula, Proconsul of Africa, who had begun persecuting Christians, during AD 212 (an eclipse visible in Utica is referred to). Tertullian exhorts the Proconsul to remember the fate that befell other persecutors of the Church, not as a threat, but because Christians love those who persecute them, and do not wish to see the judgment of God be unleashed on even the most devout haters of the faith.