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A Biblical Philosophy of Truth with Contemporary Applications begins with an exegetical and a theological examination of the subject of truth. This research is applied to both truth as an attribute of God and to God’s Word being truth. Untruth is examined in human depravity, in Satan and his demons, and in spiritual warfare. Various philosophical perversions of truth are discussed, e.g., modernist, postmodernist, and existentialist. The relationship between truth and liberty in a culture is examined, followed by a Biblical survey of pervasive untruth in times of national apostasy. Then these principles are applied, making applications to expose the rejection of truth in contemporary Amer ...

You are about to enter the mind and heart of a shepherd. But this shepherd was also a warrior. As David wrote these passages, I am sure he was focusing on his battle with the giant. (Samuel 17) How as a young man God made him a warrior, defeating the giant that none of the soldiers of Israel would face. David went to the battle field to bring his brothers food, but God had a different idea. David was not going to the battle field, he was going to be the battler. When did he learn his purpose? (Acts 13:36) David picked up five stone for this battle, not because he was afraid, but because he knew Goliath had four other brothers that he thought he might have to face. (2 Samuel ...

This 24-lesson SURVEY OF THE OLD TESTAMENT is workbook in format, and is designed for use in small groups. It covers every book in the Old Testament, by providing background information, a book outline, and questions for individual study and group discussion. A Survey of the Old Testament is part of the curriculum of the Institute for Training In Ministry (iTIM). For more information about iTIM, or to purchase copies of this course, log on to: TrainingInMinistry.com, then select the Bible Teaching Track, and click on the book title.

Notes on the first five books of the King James Bible. 14pt font easy readability with 27 pages of blank ruled paper in the back to add your own notes. I am a sum total of all the teaching and preaching accumulated over the past forty years. To give an exact credit to which notes are original to me and those taught to me by someone else would be nearly impossible. My influences have been the following to the best of my recollection: Adrian Rogers, Bruce Gore, C. I. Scofield, Chuck Missler, David Gibbs, David Hoffman, David Jeremiah,David Pawson, Dr. P.S. Ruckman, Finis Jennings Dake, Galyn Wiemers, Gregory Miller, Jack Hyles, James Knox, James McGaughey, Jeremy Ballinger, John Mc ...

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 ...

This book is a study guide that is a companion book to Christ and Covenant: Key to the Scripture.

STUDY OF EXODUS Bondage, Deliverance, Freedon, Provision The Passover provides the chief picture of our redemption in the Old Testament. However, being freed from the slavery and captivity of Egypt was only the beginning…they weren’t home yet. They still had their old wounds, and the wilderness held new trouble.

Ezra -Nehemiah Rendered into E-Prime by Dr. David F. Maas with Interlinear Hebrew in IPA.

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 ...

A Bible Study Notebook to take down notes from sermons and bible study.