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Imagine Israel has a twin brother, Esau also known as Edom. The tribes of Israel and Edom come from the same womb. Edom through Doeg the Edomite and Hadad the Edomite has impacted the history of Israel. The reader may consult the bibliography for studies on these two characters based on the methods of Prof. Edward Greenstein and Prof. Moshe Garsiel. This is a short study book on the book of the prophet Obadiah. For the non-Hebrew reader, the entire text of the book is transliterated into English letters. For Christians, we have included some Jewish insights into the character of Obadiah. Any person who reads English can now to a large degree access the Hebrew words of Obadiah in a simple transliteration. The servant of Yahuwah (Obadiah) spoke a wonderful word based on the life of Jacob and his twin Edom in Genesis. To get the nuances of the book it should be read with that story in the background. Included for the convenience of the student is the Hebrew Text, the LXX Greek text and English Translation of the KJV modified with the name of God, Yahuwah restored, and Brenton's translation of the LXX. There is also some introduction to elements of Hebrew Grammar for the beginner.

I was 14 years old. I was praising Jesus in English in the Downs Bible Week. It was the first Downs Bible week and we were 2900 people camping at Plumpton Racecourse beside the South Downs in Sussex, UK. Suddenly as I praised Jesus "Thank you, Jesus! Praise you, Jesus! My tongue started singing fluently in languages I had never spoken before. I was carried away in enraptured joy and if it were not for the fact that it lasted more than 40 years I might have thought it was ecstatic tongues. I have preached in Tongues and seen people confess Jesus as Lord after switching to English. I have experimented with Tongues and seen unbelievers drawn to listen to the gospel. I have praised in Tongues and been told I was praising God in Hebrew. This is a book studying the gift of Tongues. There is an academic introduction to the subject and some references to its place in the early Church. There are also insights into its use in the present time. Tongues are a fascinating ability where a man can speak different languages without knowing what he is saying or which language he is speaking. In this book is a message in Tongues given in 1996 as yet uninterpreted. Do you have the key?

It is time. This is the cry of Bethel Church in Redding CA. They have written some amazingly inspirational works to equip revivalists around the world. In this work, you will see summaries of eight different books used to disciple thousands of incredible revivalists around the world who attended Bethel School Of Supernatural Ministry. These powerful messages are bought together for your convenience. The essential message of each book is given. Read, declare, pray, prophesy and do what these books teach and you will be transformed. This book was initially called Heroism or Heresy: Under the Influence of Bethel. But this title was too grey. Bethel's influence is not even in the ballpark of heresy it is heroism in the kingdom of God. I attended Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry for 9 months. In that period began a wonderful process of restoration of my family relationships. This was with my Father, my wife, and my children. Behold, I am sending you Elijah the prophet before the coming of the great and dreadful day of Yahuwah. And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the sons, and the heart of the sons to their fathers (Malachi). It's happening through the service of Bethel.

The book reveals a battle that took place in heaven between the Army of God led by Archangel Michael, opposed to the Devils army. Bible reports that this war ended with the fall of the Devil and Angels one, in a prophetic calendar that was observable in the world and geographic facts in the sky. Consecrated the authority of Archangel Michael invested with the supreme power of Christ in heaven and on earth. Thanks to several Bible verses, but especially to that of the ¿2300 evenings and mornings¿ of the prophet Daniel, God also revealed the multiple titles and functions of Jesus. From the Son of God to the Savior of mankind, Christ came down to earth as; True Man, and ascended to heaven as such. Since then, in addition to being High Priest of his Church, Jesus Christ, regaining his position as Head of the Angels, then gave back to Man, the first rank of all created beings, of all the work of God. Since this date of the purification of the sanctuary "2300 evenings and mornings" announcing "The Purification of the Sanctuary", Satan and his Angels being Cast out of Heaven ", which underlined after the fall of the Devil, the name of the Enlightenment Years dedicated to the 18th century?

The central point of view of this book in line with James is that Christians should seek to be spiritually matured. And that matured Christians are by the grace of God able to turn trials into triumphs, handle temptations, be true worshippers of God, abhor discriminations between the poor and the rich, have genuine faith, control their tongues, desire God¿s wisdom, end all sorts of wars and fighting in the family, church and society. They always go for God¿s will, make money in the right way, use their wealth properly, and are patient and prayerful. The book suggests that the problems that prompted the writing of James need to be surmounted in the present dispensation. As such, Christians should act in that direction.

Life is tough in indeed.It is a mixture of sunshine and rain, teardrops and laughter, pleasure and pain. Just remember, there was never a cloud that the sun couldn¿t shine through.¿¿ ¿God gives us dreams at night so that we can turn them into reality during the day. So have faith and move ahead.¿¿ ¿I know you, you are awesome, you are strong and you will be able to make things better.¿¿ ¿Smile when in leisure. Smile when in pain. Smile when troubles pour like rain. Smile when someone hurt your feelings, becaus you know, smiling always starts the healing!¿¿ ¿Life is too short for us to dwell on sadness. Cheer up and live life to the fullest.¿¿ ¿Yoüll never find a rainbow if yoüre looking down.¿¿ ¿Be of good cheer. The future is as bright as your faith.¿¿ ¿Count your age by friends, not years. Count your life by smiles, not tears.¿¿ ¿If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world.¿¿ ¿No matter what, nobody can take away the dances yoüve already had.¿¿ There is nothing in the world more constant than changes! Do not forget it when a black stripe appears in your life.¿ ¿Good people are good because they¿ve come to wisdom through failure.

In studying both John Mbiti and Geoffrey Parrinder (in African Philosophy), we find exemplified, the term ¿homo religiosus¿ which explains away the fact that man cannot do away with religion because it is natural to him and is the life of the community. This Mbiti-Parrinder¿s belief has surreptitiously crept into many philosophical circles today which seem to be, but a step to silence Atheists. The justifications for this belief in ¿homo religious,¿ many as they are, have seen a catastrophic arousing of intolerance, extremism, violence and divisions of all kinds. For some scholars like Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, Daniel C. Dennett and Richard Dawkins, Atheism or unbelief also has its place in these justifications. On the other hand, Karl Marx had sought through his revolutionary writings to assert refreshingly, that it was the belief in God that made the proletariats to remain in the shackles of poverty controlled by the bourgeoisies. This book criticizes the concept of ¿homo religiosus¿ by making religion rationally, naturally and ethically irrelevant.

Life there is always cause and effect, what you do today has the tendency to influence what happens tomorrow. It is so disheartening to see a lot of people selling out their valuable values that will have made their life worthwhile tomorrow. This action has resulted to poverty that has knocked so many people down, and set homes and nations to go begging in our today¿s world. Ignorance and family background have driven many people into disvaluing their values. The set of values and principles an individual gets acquainted with while growing up have a subtle way of influencing the quality of his/her decision through life.

Thanksgiving¿the giving of thanks¿to God for all His blessings should be one of the most distinctive marks of the believer in Jesus Christ. We must not allow a spirit of ingratitude to harden our heart and chill our relationship with God and with others.Nothing turns us into bitter, selfish, dissatisfied people more quickly than an ungrateful heart. And nothing will do more to restore contentment and the joy of our salvation than a true spirit of thankfulness.In the ancient world, leprosy was a terrible disease. It hopelessly disfigured those who had it, and it permanently cut them off from normal society. Without exception, every leper yearned for one thing: To be healed.One day 10 lepers approached Jesus outside a village, loudly pleading with Him to heal them. In an instant He restored them all to perfect health¿but only one came back and thanked Him. All the rest left without a word of thanks, their minds preoccupied only with themselves, gripped with a spirit of ingratitude.Today, too, ingratitude and thanklessness are far too common. Children forget to thank their parents for all that they do. Common courtesy is scorned. We take for granted the ways that God & others help us.

The fascinating idea that Jesus of Nazareth may have been from the house of Levi, as well as the house of David, has been in my thoughts for years. When Jesus asked his disciples who men said he was they came up with four Levitical answers, Jeremiah, Elijah, John the Baptist, or one of the Prophets. Jesus taught people like the Levites were supposed to. He did not rule like his father David. The Dead Sea Covenanters were expecting a Messiah of Aaron. Jesus took over from John the Baptist, a Levite man, proclaiming Repent the Kingdom of God is near. The evidence is clear, his mother must have come from a marriage between the house of David and Levi. This book brings a wealth of evidence to the question. The most striking piece of evidence is that of the Second Century Ephesian Bishop Polycrates (130-196). He claimed, in a debate with the head of the Roman Church, Pope Victor I, that the beloved disciple, John, became a priest in the Temple and wore the petalon. The petalon was a headband that carried the phrase Holiness to Yahuwah on it and was only worn by the High Priest. Was John then a high priest? Was he related to Theophilus for whom Luke-Acts was written?

People's Opinion About The Book" Focusing on Blind Spots Chapter one of this book helped me to overcome million thoughts and questions in my mind when I was faced with heartbreak, due to the nature of the death of my younger one. It consoled me and through it I got comfort. Truly, everyone needs to have this book, because as the name implies...¿focusing on the blind spot¿...deals with the aspect often ignored by many writers. This book will be my birthday gift to close friends that love reading. ¿ Mr. Nicholas Ajoboh (Deputy Head Teacher, FINAPS, Primary Wing) When one of my sons, MacPherson Owugah died only a month to his 31st Birthday after a 32-month battle with kidney failure, I could¿t admit that my eyes would never behold him anymore in my lifetime. I felt overwhelmed by the incident and gave so much time to sorrow and anguish of spirit, until six months later when a friend, Dr. Stephen Olali called me on phone one day to say that he had one of his Christian brothers, Faithfulness Osagie for me to edit a book which the brother had written. I was soon to realise that the responsibility came as God¿s perfect plan to ease my mind from the loss of my son. - Mr. Friday Owugah

Historically speaking, the genealogy of Jesus is an old text. However, this biblical passage remains very meaningful for us. As Warren Carter says, ¿The genealogy has, then, a theological agenda, a sociological and pastoral function, and a narrative contribution¿. First of all, this passage is meaningful to me as a Christian writer. Second, it is meaningful to priests, religious, and seminarians. Lastly, it is meaningful to everyone.I invite you to read the book in its entirety in order to grasp its meaning and implication in our postmodern society.

These last days have,along with its vast technological advancement,brought many seemingly tough and faith-choking trials and temptations that the average Christian is contending with in his daily work with our LORD and Savior Jesus Christ.If believers in the glorious faith of the Prince of Peace do not take concrete steps to solidify their faith and spiritual convictions, these varied temptations of our time, have the potential of drowning the faint-hearted.This situation is compounded by the fact that modern technologies have brought sinful schemes & programmes far closer to man.Looking at today¿s world,one does not need the services of a prophet,social,economic or political analyst to conclude that we are in perilous times.There are global economic uncertainties in all nations of the world; economies are failing daily, diverse kinds of satanic and evil happenings such as terrorist acts have become the order of the day.There is high food crisis everywhere and strange environmental weather conditions like the tsunami and voracious floods and earthquake disasters have turn to be everyday occurrences.This book is published to help the Christian believer to survive in times like this.

In the dark hour of a rejected King¿s suffering, two dying scoundrels suffered a similar terrible, self-inflicted circumstance, just as they were also greeted with an equally great opportunity. As the crowd jeered and bristled with hateful words against the despised King, who had chosen to face a gruesome death, one of the malefactors joined in and lent his voice to their tasteless tunes. The other, however, took the side of the King, even though the King had fallen out of favour with the rulers. He saw through the plots of that day, realising his own blots and lot as someone without a slot in the King¿s domain. He made an important, immediate and individual decision thereafter. Amazingly, the King showed the scoundrel what He is always willing to offer to everyone and that had even led him to surrendering his own life. To this scoundrel, then, He extended limitless compassion, precious pardon and divine grace that was beyond the rulers¿ comprehension. He assured him of entry into His Kingdom!