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Biblical Curses: Divine and Demonic unveils the mysterious subject of Biblical curses in a breath not previously seen. Since this subject is foreign to most Western Christians, considerable scholarly documentation is marshalled to elaborate on Scripture passages. The book analyzes both God-empowered curses and demon-empowered curses. Which people did God curse and for what offenses? Were the covenant curses of God’s law only applicable for Biblical Israel, or do they also apply to Gentile nations? Biblical examples of righteous men pronouncing divinely-empowered, prophetic curses against covenant breakers are examined. Are Christians always protected from all evil curses, or can the ri ...

The tiny and ancient book of Jude in the New Testament contains a powerful and contemporary message filled with fascinating biblical truths and applications. It warns the church of all ages that the Christian faith is under attack, even from within the church, and must be courageously defended by able men and women who know the message of salvation well. Jude, the brother of James and half-brother of our Lord, exposes the ungodly characteristics of false teachers so that the faithful can identify them and oppose them vigorously. It provides graphic illustrations of the judgment of the ungodly from the past and warns them of judgment still to come. Jude finishes by giving the church a str ...

Reading God’s Royal Law: Foundation of Moral Order will make you question what you really knew about God’s law. Most Christians unthinkingly parrot a Biblical phrase like, “You are not under law but under grace,” without ever considering what the definition of the word “law” is in this context. That is why God’s Royal Law begins by examining the eight different lexical definitions of the word “law” in the New Testament. Subsequently, several crucial questions are clearly and concisely answered from Scripture. Is God’s law inherently opposed to grace, faith, love, and the Spirit? What different purposes does God’s law serve? What three things was God’s law never designed to do? Are the tr ...

Designed to assist the person who is serious about understanding God's Word, this study guide is intended to be used along with the book, "Christ and Covenant: Key to the Scripture." This 13-week study guide can be used for group study in Sunday School, for Bible study, personal study or formal study in a classroom. It is the 3rd book in a series of 3 study guides. Book #1, Christ: Key to the Scripture, focuses on Christ as the centerpiece of the Bible. Book #2 - Old Testament Covenants, and Book #3 - The New Covenant, explain in detail that the Bible is a series of interrelated covenants. Covenants are sacred contracts that God entered into with humanity that literally define what our C ...

Most of us have been raised to believe the Bible is without error. “God-breathed” and in no need of untwisting or any further translation. It is complete and everything we need to know the truth. Unfortunately, this is not only a fallacy, but it contradicts the clear declarations in Scripture! We read on the pages of the Bible that we would only “think” we have His Word (Jeremiah 8:7-9) but it would be twisted into a Babylonian Lie through translation at the hands of pagan astrologers (wise men) who twist The Word of His Testimony written into the stars into what we today think of as The Zodiac! Why twist the Zodiac into a pagan lie? Because the written scriptures are based on the Pla ...

There are many jewels hidden in the short epistle Paul wrote to Titus. The purpose of this book is to bring some of them to light. I call Titus a neglected book because some of the most valuable jewels in it are neglected by most preachers. They like to preach about the blessed hope in Titus 2:13 They also like to use Titus 3:5 to show that we are not saved by works. However, Titus 2:4-5 are often neglected because they do not fit our modern culture. The principles taught in this book will improve the quality of marriages, strengthen our churches, and help us to live our Christian lives on a higher plane.

Why do the number of taxes and the taxation rates continue to escalate throughout the Western world? Should the average American toil from January 1st to August 12th just to pay all costs imposed by federal, state, and local governments? What impact does Christianity make in the realm of taxation? Does the church have any infallible “thus says the Lord” from Scripture to apply to taxation? Toward a Theology of Taxation pioneers the application of God’s infallible and sufficient Word to the area of taxation. Many areas are explored: What types of taxes are mentioned in Scripture? Does God disapprove of some types of tax? What tax did God institute in Old Testament Israel? What does the p ...