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What if one of the most influential Old Testament scholars of the twentieth century has not yet been fully understood? In Yahuwah and the Temple Prophets: A Bibliometric Biography of Sigmund Mowinckel, Antony Hylton offers a groundbreaking study of the Norwegian scholar who transformed modern Psalms research. Best known for his monumental Psalmenstudien and his theory of Kultprophetie (cult prophecy), Sigmund Mowinckel reshaped how scholars understand the Psalms, the Temple, prophetic ministry, and Israel’s liturgical life. But this is not a conventional biography. Using a bibliometric ...

YAHUWAH A Novel of Sigmund Mowinckel and the Search for the Divine Name What happens when a young pastor’s son discovers that inherited faith is not enough? Born beneath the Arctic light of northern Norway, Sigmund Mowinckel grows up captivated by the mystery of the altar. But as theological study deepens, so do his questions. When he fails his ordination examination, the disappointment becomes a turning point—not away from faith, but toward a deeper and more demanding pursuit of truth Yahuwah_Complete_Novel . Journeying from Kristiania to Germany’s leading universities, Mowinckel ...

Poetry! "Woman! Wowman! Wombman!" is a heartfelt poetry to the women who have profoundly impacted the author's life and spiritual journey. This book is a collection of prophetic reflections and poetic musings that honor the incredible influence of women in the Kingdom of God, especially those at Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry (BSSM). Preface and Introduction The author introduces his beautiful, God-fearing wife, Mona, whose unwavering faith and prayer life have been a cornerstone of his ministry. The preface highlights the importance of family and the pivotal role women play in ...

Wage War with Prophecy: The Purim Amalek Factor The 24 Prophetic Families, the Spirit of Warfare, and the Coming Temple Age What does it mean to “wage the good warfare” with prophecy? Why does the Bible connect prophetic revelation, spiritual warfare, and worship in the house of God? In Wage War with Prophecy: The Purim Amalek Factor, Bible scholar and prophetic musician Antony Hylton explores the deep biblical roots of prophecy—from the Levitical prophetic musicians of Asaph, Heman, and Jeduthun to the modern charismatic movement. Drawing on Scripture, Jewish philosophy, and revival ...

Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind By Song Sing, Speak, and Believe Your Way to a New Mindset, Emotional Healing, and Lasting Change — With Ease What if renewing your mind didn’t have to be difficult, dry, or complicated? What if it could be joyful, musical, and powerful? In Be Transformed by the Renewing of Your Mind By Song, Antony Hylton invites you on a healing journey through musical confessions of God’s Word. These are not just affirmations — they are Scripture-based declarations, spoken and sung, designed to align your thoughts with heaven, ignite your faith, and ...

Before he was Peter the Apostle, he was Shimon — a Galilean fisherman with a family, a trade, and a life carefully built on the shores of the Sea of Galilee. But when Shimon encounters John the Immerser preaching repentance in the wilderness, and later meets Yeshua of Nazareth — a teacher who speaks of the Kingdom of God as present reality — everything begins to change. Renamed Kepha — the Rock — he is drawn into a movement that will challenge religious authority, confront the power of Rome, and demand more of him than he ever imagined. As political tension rises and expectations ...

What happens when a man mistakes fire for God? In this powerful continuation of The Prophet of Kristiania, Antony Hylton deepens the spiritual and historical drama begun in Volume I. Strange Fire and the Third Empire interweaves the lives of three figures separated by centuries yet united by a single consuming question: What is divine fire—and what is merely human ambition? In 19th-century Norway, Henrik Ibsen wrestles in exile with faith, nationhood, and the terrifying demand of absolute truth. As he writes Brand and reflects on the dream of a “Third Empire,” he confronts the cost of...

This study is a profound blessing for listeners seeking to understand the fascinating intersections between Kabbalah and Christianity. Triggered by a statement from Gershom Scholem regarding the prophetic revelations of Abraham Ben Samuel Abulafia, we delve into a world where unintentional similarities with Christian doctrine caused confusion among Abulafia's pupils, some of whom even accepted baptism.

Immerse yourself in a compelling journey of discovery as the author presents a groundbreaking thesis challenging traditional perceptions of Jesus of Nazareth. In this meticulously researched work, the author explores the intriguing possibility that Jesus was not only a descendant of David but also of Levi. Drawing on biblical texts and historical evidence, the author delves into the question of Jesus' lineage, offering a fresh perspective on his identity and mission. Through a careful analysis of scripture and historical context, the author uncovers compelling evidence suggesting that Jesus...

In this powerful and thought-provoking book, Psalms That Point to Jesus as Messiah and God, you will journey through the Psalms to uncover their prophetic revelations about Jesus Christ.

Hidden Heroes of the Evangelical Free Church of Norway Reimagined The Restored Story of the Norwegian Lutheran Free Church's Beginnings What happens when ordinary people choose conviction over comfort? In 1877, forty-three Norwegian men gathered in Kristiania to make a decision that would reshape Scandinavian Christianity forever. But their story began decades earlier—in farm kitchens where mothers taught their sons to pray, in classrooms where teachers transformed education through faith, and in ships' cabins where sea captains spread revival literature along Norway's coast. Hidden ...

Through Daily Prayers Made Simple: Strength, Wisdom, and Peace in Christ in Just 5 Minutes a Day". God, who is love, loves you. It's the gospel, and it's good news. But perhaps you're wondering, how could God love someone like you, with all your mistakes, with your wavering faith, or if you haven't even accepted Jesus Christ into your life? Here's the thing: God can, because God is Love.

What happens when the most guarded secrets of Jewish mysticism cross into Christian apocalyptic movements—at the height of the medieval Inquisition? Book Three: The Tau (Part I) is the most dramatic and theologically charged volume of The Name Trilogy. Set between 1307 and 1321, this historical-mystical novel explores the dangerous convergence of Abraham Abulafia’s ecstatic Kabbalah, Joachim of Fiore’s apocalyptic vision, and underground Christian movements persecuted by the Church. At the center stands a haunting mystery: a man burned alive while chanting the Hebrew Divine Name. His ...

What if the story of Jesus didn’t end in Jerusalem—but continued powerfully through Iraq, Iran, and beyond? Tziyon in the East restores the forgotten story of early Christianity as it unfolded in the biblical East. Before Rome ever rose to power in the Church, a vibrant apostolic community was already spreading the gospel from Zion to Babylon, through Persia, and on to India and China. 📜 In this compelling chronography, you’ll discover: The ancient Church of the East—its apostolic roots and endurance under Islamic rule The unbroken legacy of Yeshua’s disciples in Iraq and Iran ...

Discover the life and legacy of Dr. Stephen J. Pfann—one of the world’s foremost experts on the Dead Sea Scrolls and the mysterious cryptic texts of Qumran. In this groundbreaking bibliometric biography, Antony Hylton (MA) traces more than three decades of Pfann’s remarkable scholarship, from his pioneering decipherment of Cryptic A manuscripts to his archaeological excavations in Nazareth and Qumran. As founder of the University of the Holy Land in Jerusalem, Dr. Pfann trained a generation of students in the careful study of ancient Hebrew manuscripts, archaeology, and biblical ...

What happens when prophecy fails—yet transformation continues? The Year of Jubilee is Book Two of The Name Trilogy, an epic work of historical fiction exploring Jewish mysticism, Christian apocalypse, and the dangerous power of the Divine Name in the late thirteenth century. Set between 1291 and 1296, this volume follows the aftermath of Abraham Abulafia’s shattered prophetic expectations. The long-awaited jubilee year has passed. The Messiah has not appeared. And yet, something is still unfolding—quietly, unpredictably, and beyond institutional control. Through multiple interwoven ...

Was William Branham a genuine servant of God, a tragic figure led astray, or something far more complex? For decades, Branham has stood as one of the most controversial figures in modern Christian history—hailed by some as a prophet, rejected by others as a dangerous heretic, and largely misunderstood by many who have never examined the evidence for themselves. Miraculous healings, supernatural discernment, and a global revival movement stand alongside doctrinal errors, prophetic excesses, and the rise of cultic devotion among his followers. In William Branham: Sign and Witness, Antony ...

Embark on a transformative journey through the teachings of Bethel Church with "Inspirational Teachings of Bethel". This compelling collection of book reports delves into the profound insights and spiritual empowerment offered by influential figures such as Bill Johnson, Kris Vallotton, Beni Johnson, Danny Silk, Jack Frost. Each chapter provides a review of essential books from the Bethel curriculum, designed to prepare revivalists for the greatest revival in human history. This book is an invitation to actively engage with life-changing messages.

Jordan River Baptism: I Have Been Crucified with Messiah, I Don’t Live Any More — Christ Lives in Me From Water to Fire: Embracing New Life, Prophetic Vision, and the Spirit’s Commission By Antony Hylton A baptism. A vision. A sending. In this spiritually rich and poetically written novella, Antony Hylton traces the transformative journey of a man called Adi through a series of divine encounters that lead him from the hills of Wales to the waters of the Jordan, and finally to the heart of Jerusalem. What begins as a pilgrimage becomes a crucible of calling—where dreams, Scripture, ...

Not many people have been unfortunate enough to be given the title satan. Jobab was given that title by Abraham Abulafia, but unfortunately for Hadad the Edomite and Rezion the son of Eliada they were given the title satan by the Scriptures themselves. In this paper we will reflect on Hadad the Edomite. We think that the author of Kings understood that Hadad the Edomite of 1 Kings 11:14-25 was the same person as Hadar (d) the King who succeeded Baalhanan son of Achbor (David) as king in Edom who in turn succeeded Saul of Rehovoth (Saul) (Gen 36:37-39) and the ancestor to Ben Hadad I (1 Kgs ...