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A 10-volume encyclopedia of prophecy, apocalypticism, mysticism, and worldwide dynamic theology. Over 12,000 terms and phrases are explored in full (but not didactic) descriptions for every grade of reader. As one reviewed phrased it: “These aren’t definitions; they’re explanations.” Vol. 1 consists of 60 essays discussing essential the
A 10-volume encyclopedia of prophecy, apocalypticism, mysticism, and worldwide dynamic theology. Over 12,000 terms and phrases are explored in full (but not didactic) descriptions for every grade of reader. As one reviewed phrased it: “These aren’t definitions; they’re explanations.” Vol. 1 consists of 60 essays discussing essential theological doctrines and basic explorations of eschatological themes, giving the student a clear overview of end time principles, particularly from the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. The other nine volumes are the term definitions; here’s everything from Aaron to Zytniamatka. (2,706 pages)e this book a must-read for enthusiasts. Discover how it can enrich your understanding of modern topics and trends.
Revealing the Revelation
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A simplified (but learned) expose of the most fascinating book of the Bible – the New Testament Revelation. The work is clearly expressed (no insoluble theology allowed), and is well researched (but certainly not ponderous). Here is a commentary that is both comprehensible and inspirational with free-flowing explorations of a verse-by-ver
A simplified (but learned) expose of the most fascinating book of the Bible – the New Testament Revelation. The work is clearly expressed (no insoluble theology allowed), and is well researched (but certainly not ponderous). Here is a commentary that is both comprehensible and inspirational with free-flowing explorations of a verse-by-verse examination, grouped into logical end time themes and subject matter. The current work has been updated and expanded from its original edition. (556 pages)ke this book a must-read for enthusiasts. Discover how it can enrich your understanding of modern topics and trends.
Oracles From Olivet
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A discovery and discussion of Jesus’ vital “Sermon on the Mount of Olives” is readily available almost anywhere. But is the content relevant, accurate, and comprehensible? To harvest the best answers, let’s hearken back to the Lord’s most detailed revelation declared during his earthly ministry. Every page offers reasoning that is clear, concise, and – yes, entertaining. (198 pages)
101 Fun Fables
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Welcome to the world of fantasy and parable as told by the crows, cows, camels, cheetahs, clams, crickets, and all the other critters that are often smarter than we are. From time to time, we need a vacation from the ponderous scholastic to the lighter philosophy and to find the lighter side of theology. The fables are entertainment,
Welcome to the world of fantasy and parable as told by the crows, cows, camels, cheetahs, clams, crickets, and all the other critters that are often smarter than we are. From time to time, we need a vacation from the ponderous scholastic to the lighter philosophy and to find the lighter side of theology. The fables are entertainment, certainly, but have practical applications too. You might want to clear your thinking, begin a good speech (or end a bad one), spin up an article, or simply make learning and life a little less complicated. Let the clever animals help. The plentiful color illustrations are by the author. (238 pages)
Discernment from daniel
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Here the ancient and most detailed Old Testament prophecy of Daniel is examined in the depth of its remarkable eschatological context. The prophet Daniel’s impressive and astonishing narrative is reveled to us in a substantial (but thankfully entertaining and readable style). There’s even a splash of poetry, a dash of humor, and even
Here the ancient and most detailed Old Testament prophecy of Daniel is examined in the depth of its remarkable eschatological context. The prophet Daniel’s impressive and astonishing narrative is reveled to us in a substantial (but thankfully entertaining and readable style). There’s even a splash of poetry, a dash of humor, and even a flash of dream reverie to add a touch of spice. A futuristic narrative that has intrigued readers for centuries is now brought to life for the modern reader. The book closes with a quartet of appendices and a thorough index for further detail and study. (226 pages)
revelation for regular readers
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A concise but robust examination of the Bible’s book of Revelation. The writing is directed to the average reader, one who is acquainted with the prophecy’s complexities but is equally aware of its interest and importance in today’s convoluted world. The work is solidly written, logically organized, and glazed throughout with common sense interpretation, humor, and inspiration. (259 pages)