The Revealing: Unlocking Hidden Truths on the Glorification of God's Children. This item is unavailable.The Revealing: Unlocking Hidden Truths on the Glorification of God's Children

The pillar and the cloud of Exodus will appear again, in the very last days over Zion. And the Church of Jesus Christ will be a vital part of this brilliant display.Few Christians comprehend the Christian’s inheritance to partake of the Divine Nature. To withstand coming persecution and hardship, comprehending our destiny will be indispensable. The Revealing is riveting because it teaches how we must prepare ourselves spiritually for Christ’s coming. It offers an inspiring, positive account of the wonderful provision God has made for His children. In short, The Revealing will impact your spiritual life as few books have. Through a detailed study of the Scripture and citing deep teaching from biblical scholars, the authors uncover multiple truths unfamiliar to even the most advanced students of the Bible:•Why is heaven not the believer’s ultimate reward?•Why is the New Jerusalem a people and not just a place?•What is our surest motive to persevere through persecution?•Why do tribulations and trials bring us closer to glory?•How does the Hebrew Tabernacle prefigure New Testament teaching on justification, sanctification, and glorification?•What does the Feast of Tabernacles teach about the “afterlife?”•Does the ministry of the Church continue AFTER the Rapture? •Will we appear on the earth during the Great Tribulation?Authors Huffman and Woodward reveal that failing to fathom the riches of God’s glory and ignoring the commandment to seek His glory undermines our quest to be “imagers of God.” The promise of God’s glory – our inheritance – will transform us now. Seemingly improbable, we obtain the glory of God in part when we follow the process and practice to apprehend it, while we focus on Christ and this “precious gift… to be partakers of the divine nature.” (2 Peter 1:4) The Revealing unlocks one of the Bible’s most vital truths through advancing a comprehensive argument for the pursuit of sanctification and the assurance of God endowing us with glory.

Gary L. Huffman grew up on a farm at Highwood, Montana – 40 miles east of Great Falls. The little Methodist church he attended with his family was greatly influenced by the Charismatic Movement, and so was he. As a teenager, he was lured into the New Age movement... he blames it on the Beatles! He tried the meditation thing plus yoga as well as other New Age practices. To make a long story short, God delivered him out of all of that and he has been serving the Lord ever since. As a member of the Christian folk/rock group in Seattle called the New Men, he first heard a teaching on the Feast of Tabernacles that started him on the journey of this book. He has taught this in various forms to small groups in his church. He and his wife, Paula, have 7 children, 10 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild! They live in Great Falls where he works on Malmstrom Air Force Base as a graphic and web designer. Gary likes to paint and still plays the guitar, harmonica and sings “Dylan” style. S. Douglas Woodward, Th.M. grew up in Oklahoma City, where he now lives once again, after working in Boston for 6 years and Seattle for 21. Doug’s experience lies primarily in business where he has been an executive for Oracle, Microsoft, and a partner at Ernst & Young. He also founded his own company, Smart Starters, which he ran for 10 years, before becoming an Adjunct Professor at the University of Oklahoma, Price School of Business, where he teaches entrepreneurship. Over the past seven years, Doug has written 15 books, counting this one, on the topics of America’s spiritual history, eschatology, and geopolitics. He loves movies, research, and writing and attempts to stay culturally alert. He appears frequently on radio and television programs and speaks at conferences on topics about which he writes. Doug has 2 married children, 2 grandchildren, and a wonderful wife, Donna, with whom he will celebrate 42 years of marriage this summer.