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| Hot hues and a subtle cammo pattern of crosses and fish work together to create a hip new Bible cover! Fits most large Bibles. Size: 5 1/2" x 9 1/2" |
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| Dr. Chuck Missler's Prophecy 20/20 is a comprehensive, easily digested book that will give you a basic understanding of how past events fulfilled biblical prophecy. It provides a strategic grasp of prophecy that equips you to clearly see the "prophetic moment" of current events. Chuck Missler, founder of Koinonia House, analyzes trends on the geopolitical and technological horizons as well as their implications for the coming years. Fascinating insights and details about events and trends in the present and the future that are fulfilling or will fulfill Bible prophecy Sidebar text that encapsulates the primary points of each chapter |
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| "Prophecy According to God" presents a new way of thinking, a better way of understanding the very last of the last days. It will prepare the world for Elijah, who will teach the everlasting gospel as it will be taught through all eternity."Prophecy According to God" will answer:* Will Palestine statehood fulfill prophecy?* Is Satan the Anti-Christ of the great tribulation?* Why is Jerusalem a burdensome stone and a cup of trembling?* The apostle Paul said they will turn from the truth and be turned to fables. What are these fables?* He rides a pale horse and kills with his sword. Will he bring martial law or sharia?Many fables about the last days exist in Christian theology that are not supported by Scripture. As we return to God's Word, the Holy Spirit will make clear the truth of the events surrounding the last days. |
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| A current and accessible guide to the literature on Old Testament prophecyIntroduces readers to the most essential works for students of Old Testament prophecy and apocalyptic literature. |
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| This volume by Christopher Seitz offers a contemporary look at the study of Isaiah and the twelve Minor Prophets. Seitz explores fundamental questions of hermeneutics, the canon, and the Prophets as a bridge between the Testaments.In the first section, "The Overreach of History--Figuring the Prophets Out," Seitz delivers an insightful account of the history of the genre, looking at the impact of modern critical methods and the influence of Gerhard von Rad. In particular, Seitz is concerned about unintended consequences of the tradition-historical approach, especially the separation of the Prophets from their canonical context. As an alternative, he makes the case for a "figural" reading that takes seriously the Prophets' association with other portions of the canon while maintaining their individual integrity.The second section, "Time in Association--Reading the Twelve," offers three exegetical essays in which Seitz explores the themes and hermeneutical approach developed in the first half of the volume.This work, the second in the Studies in Theological Interpretation series, introduces an original and fruitful approach to the study of the Prophets, one that takes seriously the questions of both exegesis and hermeneutics. |
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| All the attention focused on rapidly changing world and technological affairs at the close of the twentieth century has renewed speculation about the future-a future waiting to unfold in unprecedented prophetic fashion. Because many biblical prophecies have been fulfilled in recent decades, there now exists a world situation that fits the biblical description of the end times. Ongoing tension in the Middle East, unification of the European continent, and theological and moral apostasy in the church all point to the end times. Ongoing tension in the Middle East, unification of the European continent, and theological and moral apostasy in the church all point to the soon return of Jesus. But the question still remains, how and when will it happen?This new look at biblical prophecy and current events remaining to be fulfilled is written by one of America's most recognized end-times experts. In addition to a review of major unfulfilled prophecies in Scripture and an explanation of prophecies by category, Prophecy In The New Millennium also presents a fresh look at Israel, the Antichrist, the Rapture, the Second Coming, and the New Heaven and New Earth. |
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| After over three decades of studying and teaching Isaiah, Alec Motyer presents a wealth of comment and perspective on this book. Although his emphasis is on the grammatical, historical, structural, literary and theological dimensions of the text, Motyer writes with an eye on its meaning for Christians today. Based on the author's knowledge of the Hebrew text, but utilizing the New International Version, the commentary easily accommodates readers without knowledge of Biblical Hebrew. |
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| A thriller that penetrates to the very heart of a vast struggle that threatens to tear our society apart. Successful news anchorman John Barrett is caught in a suspenseful moral and spiritual battle over the importance of truth. Using all the elements of edge-of-your-seat fiction, master storyteller Frank Peretti weaves a prophetic tale of our times. |
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| Behind the men who shaped history are the heroes who forever changed it. In The Prophet, the fourth book in the Sons of Encouragement series, beloved author Francine Rivers illuminates the life of Amos. Francine examines the life of Amos and his relationship to Israel during its prosperous years. Amos's message--and his relationship with God--made him unpopular. But his challenge to those who were enjoying the blessings of prosperity was crucial then and is strikingly timely today as well. |
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