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Mystery of Iniquity, The (eBook)

The purpose of this article is to offer a possible explanation of a phrase found in the apostle Paul’s second letter to the Thessalonians – “The Mystery of Iniquity (or Lawlessness)”. In the process, other phrases like “Satan is Bound” and “He who Restrains” will be identified to explain the context surrounding “The Mystery of Iniquity”. This is the premise of the article: Can Satan be literally bound but his established spiritual influence continues on in the world by spirit

Where Do We Go From Here? (eBook)

Where Do We Go When We Die? Proper treatment of this subject is a bit like fitting together the pieces of a puzzle – that is, accurate exegesis of related passages of Scripture, and accurately categorizing them into Old and New Covenant paradigms. To that end, this article specifies the chronological context being investigated: The initial place of the dead which is commonly referred to as “The Intermediate State” – namely, the state between the day of one’s physical death

Your Kingdom Come (eBook)

The Kingdom of God is a quintessential theme in Scripture and a comprehensive subject with many salient aspects to be addressed. This particular article addresses the following: What is the Kingdom of Heaven? When & Where does the Kingdom come in its fulness? Millennial Scenarios What is the Ekklesia & Its Calling “Your Kingdom Come” is available in paperback format CLICK >

Mysteries of God, The (eBook)

~ The Incarnation & Atonement ~ His Kingdom & Righteousness ~ The Kingdom of God is a mystery. Many have misunderstood this mystery and consequently have also misrepresented the Kingdom of God in the earth. If we do not understand the mystery of the Incarnation, we will not understand the mystery of the Atonement. And, if we do not understand the mystery of the Atonement, we will not understand the mystery of His Righteousness. And so, if we do not

Bible-The Written Words of God, The (eBook)

The Bible – the New and Old Testament scriptures are the Self-revelation of God – Father, Son, and Spirit. Only in these scriptures do we find the mysteries of God, including “the mystery of Christ”, revealed, and His “eternal purposes” prophesied. We need “diligent workers” like Paul. Indeed, every believer must be diligent in the study of scripture. I am convinced that, particularly in the age in which we live, the adjective, “biblical”, has become of utmost importance. It is definitive, separating true Christianity from

His Kingdom & His Righteousness (eBook)

“The Book of the Law”, found in the Book of Joshua, is an Old Testament type and shadow which relates to the New Testament passage in the Gospels – the “Sermon on the Mount”, and the New Covenant “Law of Christ” – regarding the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness.

Good? (eBook)

Issues in Evangelism In Mark 10 Jesus converses with a man – “a rich young ruler”. Their conversation sheds light on some issues integral to evangelism – How, Good, All of the Law, Wealth, Self, God.

Seeing Christ (eBook)

Christ-Centered Typology for Revelation of Christ, Relationship with Christ, and Reflection of Christ “Typology” – a term given to a method of interpreting the Old Testament scriptures in light of the New Covenant, was used by the apostolic writers of the New Testament. This approach to understanding the Old Testament is based on the principle Paul the apostle gives in 1 Corinthians 15:46, “The spiritual is not first, but the natural; then the spiritual.”. There are many symbols – “types”,

Walking with Sorrow (eBook)

A Theology of Suffering Sorrow is inescapable. And the following questions found in the hearts and minds of all human beings are equally inescapable: Why is there suffering and sorrow? Why does God allow it? Why do “good” people suffer? The Scriptures offer rational answers to these “inescapable questions”. “Wlaking with Sorrow” is also available in paperback format on Amazon

Seeing Jesus in the Letter to the Hebrews (eBook)

This is an expository study of the Letter to the Hebrews. However, it does not cover every verse in the letter, but rather, goes deeply into key verses, focusing on the goal of SEEING JESUS. (John 12:21) Here we see Jesus as the Word of God, the Unique Son, the Heir of All Things, the Radiance of God’s Glory, the “Better Thing”.

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