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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion."The Temple was ash on a distant hill. The Davidic throne stood empty. A people who had built their entire covenant identity around a land, a city, and a sanctuary now sat in a foreign empire, harps hung on willow trees, asking the question every exile eventually asks: can Yahuah be worshipped outside the land? Can the covenant survive without the Temple?BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON, Book Four of the Chosen and Scattered series, traces Judah's fall from the death of the northern kingdom through Nebuchadnezzar's three waves of conquest, the destruction of Solomon's Temple in 587 BC, the long years of captivity, and the partial, imperfect return under Cyrus of Persia.Inside, you'll walk through: Why Judah watched Israel fall to Assyria and failed to heed the warningHezekiah and Josiah - the reformer kings who proved that even sincere revival cannot always outrun accumulated consequenceThe night Jerusalem fell, and the Temple that had stood since Solomon burnedThe Psalms of lament - grief unmedicated, spoken honestly to Yahuah from a foreign riverbankDaniel, Ezekiel, and Jeremiah - three prophetic voices answering exile from three different posturesJeremiah's letter to the exiles, and the return that followed under Cyrus - and those who chose to stayBabylon as an enduring spiritual condition, not only a place in history This is the second great chapter in the story of the scattered covenant people - the moment exile stopped being merely a punishment and became the crucible that produced the synagogue, deepened the Torah tradition, and gave the world some of Scripture's rawest and most honest literature.Every exile eventually asks where Yahuah is in the ruins. This book traces the answer Judah was given - and finds it still speaking to every scattered people since. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if the most important names in Scripture were hidden from you For centuries, translations, traditions, and institutional religion have obscured the true names of the Creator and His Messiah. Names Restored cuts through the confusion - returning you to the original Hebrew and the sacred identity that was always there.In this book you will discover: - The true pronunciation and meaning of Yahuah - the name behind the tetragrammaton YHWH- Why Yahusha - not Jesus - is the authentic name of the Messiah- How centuries of translation, Greek influence, and empire systematically replaced these names- What recovering these names means for your faith, worship, and walk with the Creator- Scriptural evidence rooted in the original Hebrew texts Whether you are part of the Hebrew Roots movement, the Sacred Name community, Torah-observant believers, or simply a seeker of truth - this book was written for you.The names were never lost. They were hidden. Now they are restored.By Mark Senior - author of biblical and historical non-fiction for truth-seeking readers worldwide.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - She is called the Queen of Sheba in the Bible. Bilqis in the Quran. The Queen of the South in the Gospels. Three of the world's great religions claim her. Her own people called her Makeda.This is her story, told at full height, for the first time.Makeda opens The Lion and the Scroll series by recovering the true history of ancient Ethiopia's greatest queen: the civilisation she ruled, the journey she made, the wisdom she sought, and the child she carried home, a child who changed the course of African and biblical history forever.Inside you will discover the ancient kingdom of Saba, the trade empire Makeda commanded, the 1,500-mile journey to Jerusalem, her encounter with Solomon, and the covenant that came home to Africa in the hands of her son Menelik I.This is not legend. This is history. And it has been waiting three thousand years to be told.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Before Rome. Before Constantinople. Before any European nation wore the cross - one African king put it on his coins.In 330 AD, give or take a decade, King Ezana of Aksum replaced the pagan sun and crescent on his imperial coinage with a cross. Aksum - ranked by a third-century Persian prophet alongside Rome, Persia, and China as one of the four great powers of the ancient world - had just become, on the evidence of its own currency, the world's first officially Christian empire.It started with a shipwreck. A boy named Frumentius, taken captive on the Red Sea coast, rose from slave to royal secretary to the tutor of a prince. What he taught that prince changed the religious history of Africa - and arguably the world.EZANA'S CROSS, Volume Two of The Lion and the Scroll, tells this story through the evidence that still stands: the Ezana Stone's trilingual inscription, the numismatic record of a currency that changed from pagan gods to the cross, the excavated basilica at Beta Samati, and the towering stelae of Aksum itself.Inside, you'll discover: How a slave from Tyre became counsellor to an empire and quietly built the infrastructure for a king's conversionThe coin evidence placing Aksum's Christian conversion at or before Constantine's own - and why it mattersWhy Ethiopia rejected the Council of Chalcedon, and what that theological independence preservedThe 81-book Ethiopian biblical canon - including Enoch, Jubilees, and the Meqabeyan - and its confirmation by the Dead Sea ScrollsSaint Yared's liturgical music and the unbroken Geez tradition still chanted today, fifteen hundred years on Because Aksum stood outside the Roman Empire, its Christianity developed on its own terms - free of the councils that pruned the Western canon. What survived is, by the evidence, the most complete Bible in the world.This is the empire the world ranked with Rome and then chose to forget. The Lion and the Scroll brings it back. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A million dead. Ninety-seven thousand enslaved. A nation scattered to the ends of the earth - and a fire that has not finished burning. In 70 AD, the Roman general Titus watched Jerusalem fall after a five-month siege. The Second Temple, standing for nearly six centuries since Zerubbabel laid its foundations, burned on the ninth day of Av. It was the most comprehensive dispersal of the covenant people since Assyria conquered the northern kingdom over seven hundred years earlier - and it was foretold, in specific and verifiable detail, by Yahusha of Nazareth forty years before it happened. 70 AD, Book Five of the Chosen and Scattered series, tells this story through Josephus - the Jewish general who surrendered to Rome and watched his own people's destruction from the Roman camp - and traces what came after: not merely a catastrophe, but the seeding of a worldwide dispersal whose descendants are alive today. Inside, you'll walk through: The four centuries of Persian, Greek, and Roman domination that set the conditions for catastropheYahusha's prophecy of the destruction, delivered with specificity four decades before it happenedJosephus's eyewitness account of the siege and the burning of the Second TempleThe documented human cost - one million dead, ninety-seven thousand enslaved - and where the survivors wentThe dispersal routes into Africa, Arabia, and the wider ancient worldHow covenant identity survived underground through the second destructionThe thread connecting 70 AD to the later Transatlantic Slave Trade This is not only a story of judgment. It is a story of prophetic fulfilment and a covenant people who carried their identity into the furthest corners of the earth - seeds of communities whose descendants still carry, in blood and culture, the fingerprints of those who survived the second burning of Jerusalem. Fire does not destroy covenant. It cannot. This book traces where the scattered remnant went - and what they carried with them. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A shepherd boy threw a stone into a cave looking for a lost goat. He found the most important library of the ancient world.In 1947, that stone struck a clay jar in the cliffs above the Dead Sea, and two thousand years of silence broke open. What followed was a story of scholars and shepherds, a cobbler who became an antiquities dealer, a classified advertisement in the Wall Street Journal, a forty-year academic embargo one scholar called "the academic scandal of the century," and a discovery that would eventually reach a computer screen and a bullet-shaped museum in Jerusalem.VOICES FROM THE DUST tells the complete, human story of the Dead Sea Scrolls: the desert community that copied and preserved them, the cave that hid them for two millennia, and the century of politics, scandal, forgery, and scholarship that followed their discovery.Inside, you'll discover: Who really found the scrolls, and how a goat started one of history's great discoveriesThe Qumran community, the Teacher of Righteousness, and the Wicked Priest they wrote againstWhat the scrolls reveal about the Bible before the Bible existed in its familiar formThe forty-year suppression that scholars themselves called a scandal, and why it happenedThe forgery scandal that fooled the Museum of the Bible, and how it was exposedWhat the scrolls do and do not say about the Jesus QuestionWhy eleven copies of Enoch and fifteen copies of Jubilees found at Qumran matter as much as the biblical texts Every claim in this book is graded by evidentiary weight, established fact, probable reconstruction, or genuine scholarly debate, so you always know exactly how solid the ground beneath you is. Where serious scholars disagree, both sides are heard in full. Nothing is invented for drama. Nothing uncertain is presented as settled.This is not a book that tells you what to believe about scripture, faith, or the ancient world. It is a book that hands you the evidence and trusts you to think.The voices have waited two thousand years in the dust. It's time to listen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "By the rivers of Babylon, there we sat down, yea, we wept, when we remembered Zion."The Temple was ash on a distant hill. The Davidic throne stood empty. A people who had built their entire covenant identity around a land, a city, and a sanctuary now sat in a foreign empire, harps hung on willow trees, asking the question every exile eventually asks: can Yahuah be worshipped outside the land? Can the covenant survive without the Temple?BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON, Book Four of the Chosen and Scattered series, traces Judah's fall from the death of the northern kingdom through Nebuchadnezzar's three waves of conquest, the destruction of Solomon's Temple in 587 BC, the long years of captivity, and the partial, imperfect return under Cyrus of Persia.Inside, you'll walk through: Why Judah watched Israel fall to Assyria and failed to heed the warningHezekiah and Josiah - the reformer kings who proved that even sincere revival cannot always outrun accumulated consequenceThe night Jerusalem fell, and the Temple that had stood since Solomon burnedThe Psalms of lament - grief unmedicated, spoken honestly to Yahuah from a foreign riverbankDaniel, Ezekiel, and Jeremiah - three prophetic voices answering exile from three different posturesJeremiah's letter to the exiles, and the return that followed under Cyrus - and those who chose to stayBabylon as an enduring spiritual condition, not only a place in history This is the second great chapter in the story of the scattered covenant people - the moment exile stopped being merely a punishment and became the crucible that produced the synagogue, deepened the Torah tradition, and gave the world some of Scripture's rawest and most honest literature.Every exile eventually asks where Yahuah is in the ruins. This book traces the answer Judah was given - and finds it still speaking to every scattered people since. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Names Restored: Part OneRemembering the Name of Yahuah - A Journey Back to Covenant IdentityWhat if the Creator's Name was never meant to be hidden?For generations, sincere believers have prayed to "God" and "Lord," often unaware that Scripture preserves a far more personal revelation, a Name spoken nearly 7,000 times in the original Hebrew text: Yahuah.The Names Restored: Part One is a gentle yet deeply illuminating journey into that Name - its meaning, its covenant significance, and why rediscovering it can transform your relationship with the Most High.This is not rebellion.It is remembrance.Not legalism, but alignment.Not a new religion, but a return to the original foundation of faith.Through clear teaching, Hebrew insight, and heartfelt reflection, this book will guide you through: Why the Creator revealed a personal Name, not just titlesThe true meaning of "This is My Name forever"How the Name carries identity, presence, and covenant promiseHow and why the Name was replaced in translationsWhat it means to call upon the Name in truthHow restoring the Name restores relationshipAn Interactive Spiritual JourneyThis is more than a book, it's an experience.Each chapter includes guided Bible study sections, reflection prompts, and Scripture-based questions to help you engage deeply, grow spiritually, and apply what you learn in a personal and meaningful way.Whether you are new to this revelation or already awakening to it, this book meets you with grace, clarity, and deep respect for your journey. It does not condemn your past, it illuminates your next step.If you've ever felt there was more to faith.this is the doorway. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A shepherd boy threw a stone into a cave looking for a lost goat. He found the most important library of the ancient world. In 1947, that stone struck a clay jar in the cliffs above the Dead Sea, and two thousand years of silence broke open. What followed was a story of scholars and shepherds, a cobbler who became an antiquities dealer, a classified advertisement in the Wall Street Journal, a forty-year academic embargo one scholar called "the academic scandal of the century," and a discovery that would eventually reach a computer screen and a bullet-shaped museum in Jerusalem. VOICES FROM THE DUST tells the complete, human story of the Dead Sea Scrolls: the desert community that copied and preserved them, the cave that hid them for two millennia, and the century of politics, scandal, forgery, and scholarship that followed their discovery. Inside, you'll discover: Who really found the scrolls, and how a goat started one of history's great discoveriesThe Qumran community, the Teacher of Righteousness, and the Wicked Priest they wrote againstWhat the scrolls reveal about the Bible before the Bible existed in its familiar formThe forty-year suppression that scholars themselves called a scandal, and why it happenedThe forgery scandal that fooled the Museum of the Bible, and how it was exposedWhat the scrolls do and do not say about the Jesus QuestionWhy eleven copies of Enoch and fifteen copies of Jubilees found at Qumran matter as much as the biblical texts Every claim in this book is graded by evidentiary weight, established fact, probable reconstruction, or genuine scholarly debate, so you always know exactly how solid the ground beneath you is. Where serious scholars disagree, both sides are heard in full. Nothing is invented for drama. Nothing uncertain is presented as settled. This is not a book that tells you what to believe about scripture, faith, or the ancient world. It is a book that hands you the evidence and trusts you to think. The voices have waited two thousand years in the dust. It's time to listen. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…