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Humankind is not alone in the universe. Our companions are the immaterial spirit-beings we call angels. Angelology, A True History of Angels, discusses the history of the angelic community from their creation, the fall of some, their character and attributes, and the works and appearances of holy and fallen. Special attention is given to the controversial passages Genesis 6, Isaiah 14, and Ezekiel 28. Numerous traditional views of what angels are like in appearance, nature, purpose, and organizational structure are challenged by Scripture. Myths thought to be Biblical are exposed. Five ...

A catechism is a series of questions and answers designed to teach the basics. In this internet age we see a kind of catechism in the form of an FAQ, “Frequently Asked Questions.” An FAQ is a list of questions and answers giving basic information on a particular subject. A Christian Catechism is designed for parents and churches to teach pre-adolescent children basic instruction in the Christian faith. A Christian Catechism is not based on any specific denominational beliefs. The authors’ theology is consistent with the Reformed faith of many Christian denominations, such as Baptist, ...

A primer is a small introductory book on a subject. A Primer on Dispensationalism was written for two groups of Christians: those new to Dispensationalism as a theology; those who have heard Dispensationalism is new and not biblical. There are many books on dispensational history and theology. I’ve written some of those books. But through extensive interaction with many Christians of both Reformed and Dispensational beliefs, I perceived a need for a simpler work, a “primer,” that will explain dispensational theology as briefly and as simply as may be possible. This book aims to meet ...

Four Voices, One Testimony is a different kind of gospel harmony. The four gospel accounts are not in parallel columns, but are meticulously combined as one voice in a continuous narrative. The details of all Jesus said and did are more easily seen and studied when the four gospel accounts are viewed in a combined narrative. The translation of the four gospels is the Author’s. The combined narrative is chronologically arranged into 182 numbered events. These events are easily located through the table of contents, by page number in the print version, and hyperlink in the digital versions....

In a five start review on amazon.co.uk, Libby Michelle wrote, “Not just a timely piece, but a timeless piece of literature. It challenges modern day thinking and asks you to make a decision in your own life." A Biblical Response to Same-gender Marriage" was written to encourage discussion and decision =-making of one of the most troubling moral questions of the current generation. I explain what Jesus said in the Gospels about marriage as the union of one man with one woman. Taking the premise that Jesus is God the Son incarnate, I discuss what God told Israel in Leviticus, and Christians...

What does the Bible really say about homosexuality and other acts of sexual immorality? The God who prohibited rape, bestiality, incest, prostitution, and, yes, homosexuality in the Old Testament did not change his moral values in the New Testament. The biblical view of sexual immorality and the Christian’s necessary Gospel response are detailed in this thorough study of what God, Jesus, and the apostles said about same-sex attraction, lifestyle, and other immoral sexual activity. Every important Old and New Testament scripture is examined and common objections to the biblical view are ...

Marriage and Family: A Biblical Perspective explores the biblical principles and precepts—rules for living—that are the basis for the practical aspects of being married and raising a family. Along the way it does discuss a few “do this/don’t do that” rules. Beginning with Adam and Eve, the book presents God’s definition of marriage, what Jesus said about marriage, and clearly defines what marriage is and is not, in terms of how modern society views marriage. The biblical rules for sexual activity, friendship, dating, and courting are discussed. God’s rules for being married ...

Greeting card companies have been selling Christmas cards since 1915. Hollywood has been making Christmas movies since 1898, and television began broadcasting Christmas Specials in 1957. We are all saturated with secular Christmas Card Theology, islands of faith in an ocean of deception. This book examines secular beliefs about Jesus Christ’s conception and birth through a series of 57 questions asking what you believe about Christmas, with answers and explanations of what the Scripture says and teaches. For example: Is the birth of Jesus called the immaculate conception? Did the baby ...

The term “Ordo Salutis” is a Latin phrase meaning “the order of salvation.” The Ordo Salutis is a theological construct of what is believed to be a logical sequence of events in God’s work of saving a sinner and bringing that saved sinner to heaven. The Ordo Salutis as generally conceived begins with God’s choices concerning salvation. The Ordo Salutis I propose begins with God’s decision to create the universe and why he decided to create: to manifest his glory. That beginning affects the way the entire Ordo Salutis is viewed. The focus of this book is more than words, it is ...

The James Quiggle Translation of the New Testament (JQTNT) is the culmination of ten years of translation and exegesis of the New Testament books. My purpose was to produce a translation that replicated, as closely as possible, what I believe the original readers would have read in the autographs. The 1904 Nestle text was the primary text, supplemented by later editions, trusted lexicons, textual critics, and grammarians, and compared against eight older to modern translations dating from 1535 to 2005. The result is a translation that reflects the vocabulary and grammar of the New Testament...

The essential beliefs of the Christian faith are those which are the sine qua non (literally, “without which nothing”), that if missing or denied Christianity ceases to be genuine biblical apostolic Christianity. The doctrines in this book are those developed by the early church—the long-standing historic essentials—and other doctrines developed over the long history of the church in response to false teachings. There are a few that are a response to worldly culture and values invading—infecting—the New Testament church. This work is a concise and relatively non-technical ...