"'God Through the Eyes of the Hebrews' offers a profound and thought-provoking exploration of God’s nature and purpose. This book provides readers with a deeper understanding of who God is and why we believe as we do—offering valuable insight for anyone who has ever reached a point in their faith journey where questions arise." - Michele Cox
In “God Through the Eyes of the Hebrews,” author Yesha Yahu embarks on a transformative exploration of supernatural Christianity, delving into realms rarely discussed in traditional spiritual books. Drawing connections to works like The Unseen Realm by Michael S. Heiser and The Two Powers in Heaven by Alan F. Segal, this Christian supernatural book examines the dynamic relationship between Christians and the supernatural, as well as the powerful narratives of the war in heaven. By analyzing Yahweh and the Gods and Goddesses of Canaan alongside themes from Jonathan Cahn’s The Return of the Gods, Yesha Yahu offers a compelling perspective on the awe of god, the old god's time, and the enduring significance of gods and goddesses in spiritual history. This book is essential for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of God and the rich tapestry of belief woven with supernatural beings, power, and mystery.
Everyone thinks they know who and what God is but do we ever consider the source? Do we ever consider what the eyewitnesses’ thought? How did Noah, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob view God? For that matter, how did Jesus and the Apostles see God the Father? Would it shock you to know that you probably have it all wrong? This includes mainstream religion! This book digs into these questions and addresses “The Elephant in the Temple”.
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