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The Days of Noah help us understand our own times; the past interprets our future. UFO’s and UAP’s are discussed in relationship with the state of Israel since 1948. AI becomes more sophisticated and smarter over time, continually advancing its abilities and power. AI creates an environment for itself- where evolution is actually true. Artificial Intelligence allows man to advance in supernatural ways while being convinced that all progress is his own doing. Man believes his evolving genius propels him toward a destiny of immortality. Thus, he advances without God, without faith, ...

The prophet Daniel called it the Fourth Kingdom, the last great gentile empire whose military power and political environment make it possible for an evil genius to rule the world. The presence of the Fourth Kingdom is a sign of the end times—one cannot exist without the other. In Giants, Angels, and Things under the Earth, Chaplain Joseph Dulmage applies biblical Scripture to the possibility the Fourth Kingdom is at hand. The answers are both illuminating and unnerving. As Christ compared the days before his return to the world prior to Noah’s flood, Dulmage makes a serious examination...

Everyone knows death is coming. Christians possess the joyful belief of life beyond the grave; however, when the death a doctor is talking about is your own, personal faith cries out for understanding. The impending great adventure provokes our faith in ways that living cannot do. The irony is profound. The Approaching Adventure is a book about heaven. The bible is filled with understandable descriptions, and prophecies about heaven; this book illuminates them. Heaven is a real place not some surreal, mystical dimension. Originally written to encourage a dying friend in hospice, this book ...

NORTH TO ZION is a devotional anthology comprising allegorical short stories, poetic studies, and essays. Entertaining and educational, designed to further discipleship and spiritual growth. Topics provoke thinking and discussion. Written for mature audiences.

Satan believes he has the upper hand when he influences Judas Iscariot to betray Jesus Christ. Little does he know, God has a plan. Chaplain Joseph Dulmage brings God’s hidden wisdom to light in Leviathan’s Nightmare, a retelling of the scripture concerning the five days surrounding the crucifixion of Christ. He portrays each day accurately, capturing details such as Jesus washing his disciple's feet and Roman prefect Pontius Pilate's attempts to free Jesus. Dulmage also ponders Satan's biography from his creation to his judgment in the lake of fire. Christian scholars get a better ...

This 3rd edition of Divorce and Remarriage includes a chapter on forgiveness and expanded teaching for teachers, deacons, and pastors. Few things in life are as anguishing as a ruined marriage, unless it’s the comments and instructions given to the divorced by religious people claiming to speak on God’s behalf. This booklet was written for Christians who need to know what the Bible says about divorce, a no nonsense education using scriptures to answer your questions. Christian ministry, after divorce, is also addressed.

Kings Rule looks carefully at Israel's divided monarchy, 975 BC – 582 BC. As both kingdoms' development unfurls, succeeding kings from Judah and Israel are studied in chronological order. Commentary, although thorough is not overly encyclopedic. Scripture interprets scripture, consequently, I have endeavored to let the Bible present its own story. Sermon and lesson helps occur frequently throughout the text. Part Two offers a number of important studies concerning God’s mystery relationship with Israel. Several parables present further explanation on the kingdom of heaven and the ...

Two allegorical tales discuss bible versions. The Christian’s need for a scriptural final authority is presented in an unusual setting. These two short stories engage the reader to consider big questions about the bible. Dialog and thinking required for these adult bible studies.

God commands believers to consider two men: Melchizedek and Jesus Christ. Melchizedek is priest of the most high God, yet his priesthood’s doctrines remain undisclosed. Melchizedek is King of Salem, but Salem’s residents dwell hidden and unknown. Scriptures declare no man righteous, yet Melchizedek is called King of righteousness. After considering Melchizedek for nearly four thousand years, the elusive king priest remains an enigma in God’s eternal plan. God charges Christians to consider how great this man was, let us pray God show us how to learn. Grounded in biblical investigation...

Present day America is evolving into something unrecognizable to the way the country was even 20 years ago. America’s political leaders are so paralyzed with conviction and incompetence they surrender the future to fate. The consequences of inaction transform the nation with mysterious power; the metamorphosis is unstoppable. This book is not an indictment on Americans; it is an observation of world events, which in the author’s opinion prove with great certainty the soon coming of Jesus Christ. Prophet Daniel identifies the final great gentile nation as the Fourth Kingdom. If we are ...

Jesus sets our expectations high when he says parables reveal information kept secret from the foundation of the world. Although the Lord’s parables are two thousand years old, they remain an essential way God communicates with believers. Modern Christians did not eyewitness Jesus’ ministry; however, the Bible provides the Lord’s sermons in writing. Anticipating only general moral principles or practical life lessons undervalues a parable’s full strength. What Might This Parable Be provides a wealth of organized sermon material and teachings for anyone interested in what Jesus has ...

Sabaoth means hosts- or armies. The Lord of Sabaoth addresses God commanding his armies. The word Sabaoth appears only twice in the Bible, both times in the New Testament. Often the word Sabaoth is mistakenly read as Sabbath; consequently, the soldiers’ connection goes unnoticed. The Lord does not always explain his orders during a battle. But his soldiers trust him and believe every command is for the Kingdom’s good. The promised land does not represent heaven; it typifies the Christians’ landscape as we travel towards heaven. The Chistian has many battles to fight and giants to ...

The ages to come are revealed in the writings of the prophets. Bible students study with earnest expectation to comprehend God’s coming wonders. Scripture warns that no prophecy is of private interpretation; therefore, we pray God saves us from our own imaginations. Nevertheless, understanding prophecy is ever more important as we see the day approaching. Prophets Rule provides commentary on the nine Minor Prophets whose ministries took place prior to Judah’s Babylonian captivity. Although these prophets wrote around 700-500 BC, major parts of their conversation concern future events ...

Some miracles announce themselves like Jesus healing a blind man or raising the dead; while other miracles make less noise. Consider Jesus inexplicably disappearing in the midst of an angry crowd which seeks to kill him. Or Jesus knowing the exact number of years a person suffers with a disease. Or Jesus reading his accusers’ minds and answering their thoughts. Scripture beckons careful examination. Bible students may read a miracle too fast. Rather like driving a familiar highway and passing an exit, never taken because we never knew it led to a place worth going.