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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This is a layman's understanding of what God was communicating through Paul to the church at Philippi, and by extension to the church at large including that of our time. The approach taken is to attempt to let the Word of God speak for itself, letting scripture interpret scripture. That means being intentional about relying upon the Spirit of God to enlighten the understanding, as opposed to dependence upon men. It means challenging presuppositions and previous indoctrination, including more mainstream (whatever that may mean) interpretations. Rather than looking to Commentaries buy other men to find out what a passage means, this author looks to other passages of scripture to provide the necessary commentary to explain a passage. This explains the virtual absence of references to other works of men, and the extensive use of scripture quotations. Of course, the reader needs to take the same approach, with dependence upon the Holy Spirit in critically evaluating this author's interpretations and understandings - let God speak!As is typical of Paul's epistles, Philippians is full of instruction in both doctrine and practice of the Christian faith. The emphasis in this work is on how what he wrote then applies to us today in our 21st century church, and in our every day lives.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some of the most popular end-time prophecy theories and scenarios have Ezekiel's Gog/Magog prophecy either beginning to be fulfilled in our own time, or in the near future, or at least some time during the Tribulation Period. This book addresses this subject, evaluating several of the mainstream views with respect to a close examination of what scripture has to say about it. An alternative understanding is proposed, based on the assumption that if we let scripture speak for itself, taking the literal approach to interpretation, letting scripture interpret scripture, the answers are actually quite clear and uncomplicated. Furthermore the scenario that emerges from such an approach is logically consistent and believable, unlike those that are currently more widely accepted - which are fraught with contradictions both scripturally and logically. This work is an attempt to address the following questions:1. If we apply the commonly accepted rules of exegesis and hermeneutics (i.e. interpretation of scripture) with intellectual integrity (applying the same rules to our own interpretation as we do to the interpretations of our opponents), does scripture really teach that Gog and his army will appear on the scene in the near future, or during the Tribulation Period, along with the Antichrist 2. Are there really sound biblical reasons to believe that there will be two huge battles led by two different characters referred to in scripture as 'Gog' associated with 'Magog,' both with the same objective (destroy Israel) and the same outcome (obliteration by divine intervention) 3. Did John overlook such a key and major global conflagration as Ezekiel's Gog invasion such that he doesn't even mention it in his most complete and detailed book of Revelation, which is specifically about that very period Is then the Gog he does tell us about another Gog which is to come over a thousand years later Is it really sound and intellectually honest exegesis of scripture which indicates that the Gog of Ezekiel is not the same as the Gog of Revelation, or is it the result of theoretical presuppositions and circular reasoning. …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - There is a new and revised version of Christianity which some are referring to as The Nephilim Conspiracy. It is based on one verse in Genesis 6 - a bizarre passage about 'sons of God' copulating with 'daughters of mankind' to produce 'the mighty men of old'. The theory involves a virtual rewrite of the history of the universe, from creation to the present. It purports to expose 2000 years of virtually universal misunderstanding and misinterpretation of what the Bible really teaches or how it should be understood, ostensibly perpetrated by the church and Christian theologians and seminaries, down to the present time. As articulated by its most prominent proponents, Timothy Alberino (author of the book Birthright) and Dr. Michael Heiser (author of The Unseen Realm), to accurately understand our traditional Bibles we have to look to many nonbiblical sources. That includes not only Apocryphal and Pseudepigraphical sources, but Pagan sources as well, such as Graeco-Roman mythology and Ugaritic texts, which they maintain are more truth than fiction. According to them, such sources provide the context to accurately interpret scripture, especially such obscure passages as Genesis 6:4. Of course other biblical texts are selectively included and reinterpreted to support their theories and updated theology, in particular Psalms 82:1 & 6, Deuteronomy 32:8, and Genesis 10-11 (the genealogies). The result is in reality a rather comprehensive makeover of Christianity and Christian theology, to include our understanding of the spiritual versus material realm, the natural versus the supernatural, the origin of our universe and our world, the nature of heaven, the true Gospel, and biblical end-time prophecy (Eschatology). An underlying premise is that our canonical Bibles (66 books) are woefully inadequate, and in many instances misleading, or inaccurate to understanding the truth, without significant revisions and interpretations based on the extra-biblical sources, as well as modern secular scientific theories (such as Evolution). Thus, these modern-day prophets are finally providing enlightenment to bring us into the 21st century, with respect to cosmology and revised Christian Theology and Eschatology - or not.This work is a critical examination of this emerging Nephilim Conspiracy theories and their truth claims. First with respect to their claims that these theories, and the associated cosmology and theology are biblical, are examined in light of actual scripture. Then their claims to be scientific and logical are similarly examined. Facts are presented to let the readers decide for themselves. …

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