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The book of Isaiah is considered by the Jews to be the most important of all the prophecies, not only for its volume but also for the content found within it. It was separated from the rest of the prophetical books into its own scroll. Apparently, the Lord feels like it is very important too because it is quoted directly at least sixty-six times in the New Testament and twenty of the twenty-seven New Testament writers reinforce their message by quoting Isaiah. Its value can be illustrated by a number of things. First, only Psalms contains more predictions of Christ than does Isaiah. In ...

This book is a guided tour through the long development of “biblical criticism,” insisting from the start that criticism originally means discernment—asking what the text is, what the earliest wording is, who wrote it, when, for whom, and how it works as literature and as a historically used (and misused) authority. It argues that this “critical” impulse is ancient rather than modern: Jewish scribal discipline and rabbinic interpretation, along with Christian textual labor like Origen’s Hexapla, already involved comparing versions, weighing readings, and arguing meaning—often ...

As the world grows darker, God is raising up a generation that is in tune with his voice and empowered by his spirit to release supernatural transformation by declaring his word. Are you tired of dry, dead religion?Do you desire to hear God’s voice in a fresh new way? Ever wondered if things should actually be happening when you pray? The hour that you live in does not call for passive Christianity, but an assembly of warriors determined to walk in victory over every strategy of the enemy.

The book of Isaiah doesn’t have to remain a mystery! Isaiah’s words can feel mysterious and overwhelming—but they don’t have to be. Isaiah Unsealed (Book 5: Isaiah 40–49) makes this powerful section of Scripture clear and practical, one verse at a time. These chapters reveal God as Creator and Redeemer, expose the emptiness of idols, introduce Cyrus as God’s instrument of deliverance, and unveil the mission of the Servant who restores Israel and brings light to the nations. Each verse is explained in three simple steps: Summary – plain restatement of the verse. Commentary – ...

Jonah is often called the most missional book in the Old Testament. In it, God calls Jonah, the prophet, to go to Nineveh, the capital city of Assyria, and preach a message of judgment. However, he initially rebels as the Assyrians were Israel’s enemies and greatest threat. Jonah’s reluctance to share God’s message was a reflection of Israel as a nation. They were called by God to be his chosen people. They were to be stewards of God’s temple and his Word, and one day his Son, the messiah, would come from them to die for the sins of the world. The Israelites were blessed so they ...

There is one process that separates prophets from their prophetic peers. The process is called Prophetic Death. While we have seen it for years, we have not been able to connect the dots on this process. Now we can read about it in this book and understand how it affects us. This book gives you the insight to see and meet the prophet who is residing within you. The discussion of Prophetic Death in this book is for those seeking to know themselves and move past the weak areas that have held them back in the prophetic. This book will reveal undeveloped issues in your life. God’s process of ...

Get yourself a hot coffee, hot chocolate, or cup of tea and find a comfortable seat while we open up the lives of some of the saints who walked with Jesus and Paul. We will use the Bible for context but take a deeper look and pull off the covers of the scriptural narratives. Join Paul and Matthew for a behind-the-scenes peek into the lives of Martha, Lazarus, Thomas, and Timothy. Listen to the enthralling interviews and then dig into what Paul Nthoba adds in his commentary after each interview.

In this sequel to the Amazon best seller, listen to Even More Signs of Our Times such as mass shootings, racism, historic wildfires, pestilences, wars and rumors of wars, the "second Timothy 3" generation, false prophets, demonic indoctrination, widespread blasphemy, sin abounding, and love waxing cold. These signs, coupled with the first 12, will leave no doubt in your mind that our generation has witnessed the fulfillment of "Last Days" Bible prophecy. If you are not yet a believer in the biblical doctrine of "the Rapture"...after hearing this book, YOU WILL BE.

Unveil Biblical Prophecies Through the Lens of this Comprehensive and Up-to-Date Guide to Biblical Eschatology and the End-Times Are we living in the last days? What does the Bible truly say about the end of the world, the tribulation, and the return of Christ? In The Time of the End: Understanding End Times Events ©, Randall Rittenberry, a seasoned student of end-times theology with over 30 years of dedicated research, provides a reliable and comprehensive examination of eschatology. This meticulously crafted and researched book is the product of three decades of theological exploration, ...

In every generation, Christians have looked forward to one great promise: Jesus Christ will return. Yet few biblical teachings have been surrounded by as much confusion, speculation, and misunderstanding as the doctrine of the Second Coming. In The Second Coming of Christ, Edward D. Andrews brings readers back to the only reliable source for understanding this vital subject—the Bible itself. Drawing from the unified testimony of the prophets, the teachings of Jesus, the writings of the apostles, and the visions of Revelation, this book presents a clear and careful study of what Scripture ...

Have you ever poured your heart out in prayer, only to feel like your pleas have fallen on deaf ears? Do you struggle to understand why God sometimes says "No" to your deepest desires? In these moments of spiritual uncertainty, find your answers and your path forward with "When God Says No and Prayers Go Unanswered." This transformative guide will captivate your heart and ignite your faith, even in the face of divine denial. Unravel the mysteries of unanswered prayers and discover how God's "No" can be a powerful tool for your spiritual growth. This book is a beacon of hope for those ...

What happens when you can't outrun your purpose? There's an email in your inbox you keep avoiding. A conversation you know you need to have but keep postponing. A decision that could change everything, sitting on your desk like a ticking bomb. You know what you should do, but every time you start to move forward, something stops you. Sound familiar? You're not alone. About 2,800 years ago, a man named Jonah received the assignment of a lifetime—and immediately booked passage on a ship heading in the opposite direction. His story of running from responsibility, facing consequences, and ...

The prophet Ezekiel and the book that bears his name is an especially timely study for our day. The theme of the book of Ezekiel is the glory of the Father. God is called “Lord God” over four-hundred times in Ezekiel and God refers to Himself as “I am the Lord” fifty-nine times. Following that theme is the picture of the waywardness of man and the divine response of judgment. While judgment is inevitable when people forget God, restoration is also offered to all who turn back to God. In this sense, God’s compassion and mercy provide hope for the future rooted firmly in His ...

The topic of the temples of God permeates the Bible and runs like a thread through its pages. The predecessor of the temples of God that were made of stone, was the tent, or tabernacle, that Moses constructed when the people of Israel were on their way to the Promised Land. After several centuries, the tabernacle was replaced by a grand temple that King Solomon built in Jerusalem. Solomon’s temple stood for several centuries before being destroyed by the Babylonians. A new temple was built on the same site and later enlarged under King Herod. But it too was eventually destroyed, this time...

The tone of the book is set by a man deeply troubled about the state of his fellow Jews and the world in general. He is reaching out to the Jews in exile in Babylon attempting to explain to them that their captivity and exile is God's response to Israel's pagan worship. Jeremiah frames his metaphors in several ways, hoping the Jews will understand the weight of their sins. He tells them they are like an unfaithful wife, rebellious children, and their infidelity and rebelliousness made God’s judgment inevitable.

Embark on a captivating journey into the enigmatic world of Enoch, the ascended patriarch whose ancient wisdom holds the key to humanity's past, present, and future. Delve into the mystical teachings and apocalyptic visions of this pre-flood prophet, whose influence stretches across religious traditions and whose timeless insights continue to resonate in our modern world.

The most robust and complete end-time prophecy commentary series of our time. Christianity has bought into the myth of multiculturalism out of love…and consequently has started to reap the fruits of that seed. Could modern Christianity have adopted some unbiblical and illogical presumptions that have created a breeding ground for deception? Paul warns that unless Christians cling to the truth, “God shall send them strong delusion” to test if we “love the truth” and if not…be condemned for not believing the truth! This is the crucial exam of our time. Jesus Christ (Yeshua) needed...

By degrees it thus became evident, that a long stretch of previously concealed valley, lay between the double summit of the mighty mountain, the hope of the coming and kingdom of Christ. Micah foretold that He should come out of Bethlehem, Zechariah that his feet should stand on the mount of Olives; but who suspected that more than 1800 years were to elapse between the two events?

COMENTARIOS TEOLOGÍA PARA VIVIR: ISAÍAS 15-42 Este trabajo, aclamado por su profundidad y precisión exegética, se erige como una obra maestra de la erudición bíblica, ofreciendo una interpretación detallada y ortodoxa del texto profético. Alexander, cuya habilidad para sintetizar y analizar meticulosamente el idioma hebreo y sus complejidades ha sido reconocida como incomparable, nos invita a explorar las riquezas de Isaías con una guía confiable y erudita. Más que una simple exégesis, este comentario representa un puente entre la tradición protestante histórica y los ...

Paul’s 13 letters are a radical departure from the rest of Scripture, including Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. The only place in the Bible where you will find details concerning God’s remedy for restoring the heavens is in the 13 letters of Paul. The only place in Scripture where you will find law tossed out the window is in the 13 letters of Paul. The only books in the entire Bible dealing with the special salvation of gentiles (non-Israelites), who sin as a vocation and have never even heard of Moses, are the 13 letters of Paul.