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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Two Maps of Redemption: Covenant Theology, Dispensational Theology, and the Word of GodHow should Christians read the story of Scripture-especially the promises God made to Israel, the unity of the Church, and the hope of the coming kingdom For many Protestants, two maps shape the answer. - Covenant theology stresses one people of God under the covenant of grace and the fullness of Christ in all the Scriptures. - Dispensational theology stresses a real distinction between Israel and the Church and a future for national Israel grounded in promises God will not take back. Both maps claim the Bible. Both confess one Savior. The disagreement is about the structure of the story.Two Maps of Redemption is a Scripture-first study written from a dispensational conviction, with deliberate fairness toward Covenant theology. It does not win by straw-manning the other side. It sets out clear rules for reading promise and fulfillment, lets the strongest continuity texts speak at full strength-Galatians 3, Ephesians 2, Hebrews, Acts 15, and Romans 9-and then asks whether those truths cancel the national and geographic words God still speaks in Genesis 15, Jeremiah 31-33, Ezekiel 36-37, and Romans 11.Along the way the book: - Distinguishes salvation from the Israel/Church question so one gospel is never put at risk- Walks Romans 9-11 carefully, without hanging the whole case on a single Greek word- Treats the Abrahamic covenant's land and nation elements without dismissing Joshua's historical fulfillment- Reads the prophets' restoration language as cumulative rather than merely symbolic- Situates dispensationalism in a longer history of chiliastic hope, not as a nineteenth-century novelty- Separates helpful labels (Calvinism, Reformed, covenantal) from the real pressure points of the debateWritten for pastors, teachers, and serious readers who want light more than heat, this book keeps systems in their place: maps, not the territory. The territory is the Word of God.If Christ is the center, Israel's future need not compete with the Church's glory-and Gentile inclusion need not mean God's sworn promises have been taken back.Includes study questions, a glossary, notes, and a selected bibliography for further reading on both sides. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Why did the disciples ask Jesus to teach them to pray-and why did He answer the way He did In the Gospel of Luke, the Lord's Prayer appears in its shortest and most demanding form. Stripped of expansion and explanation, it is a prayer shaped for daily dependence, forgiveness lived under pressure, and faith sustained over the long road of obedience.Daily Bread for the Coming Day is a Scripture-anchored journey through Luke 11:2-4, following the prayer line by line and allowing each petition to unfold across the full witness of Scripture. Beginning with the praying life of Jesus, the book moves through wilderness manna, Gethsemane, the cross, Pentecost, and the life of the early church-showing how the prayer was not only taught, but lived.This is not a commentary designed merely to inform, nor a devotional meant for quick consumption. It is a work of spiritual theology, written to form the reader in prayer by returning again and again to the words Jesus Himself gave. Each chapter remains tethered to the biblical text while tracing how the prayer has carried ordinary believers through suffering, uncertainty, forgiveness, and hope for two thousand years.Written with theological seriousness and pastoral restraint, this book is suited for pastors, seminarians, and thoughtful Christians who desire to pray more faithfully-not by saying more, but by entering more deeply into the prayer Jesus taught.Readers will finish this book not with a technique to master, but with the Lord's Prayer resting once again on their lips-ready to carry them, day by day, toward the coming kingdom. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What does it mean that God dwells with His people Throughout Scripture, the presence of Yahweh is revealed not as a vague spiritual idea, but as a holy, purposeful reality. From the Garden of Eden to the wilderness Tabernacle, from the Temple in Jerusalem to the incarnation of Jesus Christ, the Bible traces a consistent story of a God who chooses to dwell among His people-on His terms, according to His holiness, and for His redemptive purposes.The Shekinah Glory: The God Who Dwells with His People is a Scripture-driven study of God's manifest presence as it unfolds across redemptive history. Carefully grounded in the biblical text, this book explores how God's glory is revealed, withdrawn in judgment, restored in Christ, and promised to return in fullness.This is not a study of mystical experiences or emotional encounters. It is a reverent examination of what Scripture actually teaches about the dwelling presence of God-clear, weighty, and transformative.Readers will explore: - God's presence in Eden before the fall- The burning bush and the holiness of divine revelation- The pillar of cloud and fire that guided and guarded Israel- The glory of Yahweh at Sinai- The Tabernacle and Temple as God's dwelling place- The sobering departure of glory in Ezekiel's vision- The return of glory in the incarnation of Jesus Christ- The distinction between indwelling and visible glory in the present age- The future, visible return of glory with the coming KingWritten with theological care and pastoral sensitivity, The Shekinah Glory maintains a high view of Scripture, a clear distinction between Israel and the Church, and a Christ-centered focus throughout. It is accessible for thoughtful readers while offering depth for those who desire serious biblical study.This book is for readers who long not for spectacle, but for truth; not for experience, but for understanding; not for what can be summoned, but for what God has chosen to reveal.The God who dwelt among His people still calls them to walk in reverence, faithfulness, and hope-until the day His glory is revealed again.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Many believers love God and trust His Word-yet when grief, fear, anger, or shame rises, they are unsure what to do with it. So they edit their prayers, manage appearances, and slowly grow distant from the God who already knows them completely. \*Honest Emotions with God\* was written for that quiet tension. Drawing only from Scripture, this book walks through the places where God's people have always spoken honestly before Him: the garden after the fall, the lament psalms, Job's unanswered loss, Elijah's exhaustion, the disciples on the road to Emmaus, and the Shepherd who remains with His own in the valley. It does not treat emotions as the measure of truth. It does not call believers to emotional numbness. Instead it shows, from the text itself, that faithful speech before God can include real grief without despair, real lament without accusation, real fear without unbelief, and real confession without self-justification. Across thirty carefully developed chapters you will find: - Clear distinctions that protect both truth and the wounded-true guilt versus imposed shame, private vengeance versus lawful justice, enduring weakness versus unrepented sin - Warm, companion-like exposition that stays close to the biblical passages rather than turning them into outlines - Reflection questions and prayers that invite honest response rather than polished performance >Whether you are walking through a season of pain or simply want language ready before you need it, this book is meant to help you remain before God-honest, reverent, and anchored in His Word-when everything in you wants either to withdraw or to accuse. That posture is not weakness. It is faith bringing the whole heart under the authority of Scripture.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Lord's Appointed Times: Christ, the Feasts, and the Household of Faith invites ordinary Christians to see God's calendar of feasts as a single, Christ-centered story-and then gently shows how that story can shape life around the family table without adding a new set of rules.Time is not an accident in Scripture; from Genesis onward, God orders days and seasons and gives Israel 'appointed times' that rehearse rescue, holiness, harvest, atonement, and joy in His presence. This book walks through the seven major feasts-Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, Weeks, Trumpets, Atonement, and Tabernacles-explaining each in its biblical context and tracing how it is fulfilled in Christ as the substance behind the shadow. Written for parents, singles, widows, pastors, and small-group leaders who love Scripture and want to avoid legalism, it offers clear teaching, honest guardrails against adding to the gospel, and simple, optional practices that help households talk, pray, and hope together without turning the calendar into a burden.You will find full-length chapters on each feast and on the Sabbath as the first appointed time; reflections on the home as a 'little sanctuary' in a distracted age; and gentle guidance for teaching children while keeping Christ's finished work at the center. Every suggestion is framed as 'you may, not you must,' emphasizing that your standing with God rests on Christ's sacrifice, not on your consistency, and the book closes by deliberately landing on grace so that families rest more deeply in what Jesus has already done-even if they never implement a single idea perfectly, or at all.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Faithful Under Authority: Conscience, Obedience, and the Christian Life is a pastoral, theologically rich guide for Christians who want to honor God under imperfect governments, leaders, and systems without silencing their conscience or surrendering their freedom in Christ. What this book is about: Christians are not confused about obedience because Scripture is vague, but because obedience is costly in a fallen world where the same government may fund ambulances and abortions, build roads to church and underwrite what God forbids. Centered on Romans 13, this book argues that the passage is neither a charter for authoritarianism nor a permission slip for rebellion, but a call to ordered freedom under God's sovereign hand. It shows how submission, rightly understood, is a form of worship offered to God, not blind compliance to the state and not spiritual anarchy masquerading as courage.Who this book is for: Faithful Under Authority is written for believers who feel the knot in their stomach when they file taxes, sign workplace policies, or read headlines that collide with what God has clearly spoken. It speaks to the uneasy nurse in a public hospital, the seasoned tradesman grieved by what his nation has become, the civil servant whose badge bears the state's seal while her heart rests under the cross of Christ. Pastors, elders, deacons, and Christian leaders will also find in these pages a framework for teaching and shepherding consciences without either dulling them or crushing them.What you'll find inside: - A careful, phrase-by-phrase walk through Romans 13 in the flow of the whole letter, showing how citizenship fits inside a life of gospel-shaped worship.- Clear distinctions between ordinary submission, lawful appeal, and principled refusal when obedience to man would require disobedience to God.- Rich portraits from Scripture-Joseph in Egypt, Daniel in Babylon, David under Saul, the early church under Rome-illustrating what it means to pay 'to all what is owed' without bowing to idols.- Pastoral guidance on taxes that fund evil, working in compromised institutions, honoring unworthy rulers, navigating political disagreement among Christians, and guarding against both idolatry of government and cynical contempt.Why it matters now: Modern believers live under governments that mix real good and real evil in the same budgets, laws, and institutions, and withdrawal or outrage alone cannot carry the weight of that tension. This book offers a steadier path: humble, intelligent submission to civil authority, ultimate allegiance to God, and a conscience tethered to Scripture rather than to fear, anger, or partisanship. Readers will come away equipped to live as citizens of heaven and earth at once-able to submit where they should, to refuse where they must, and to rest in the kingdom that cannot be shaken.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When a young dragon's fire answers faster than his choices, strength can look a lot like danger. Calder is not the biggest dragon in the keep, or the fiercest-but his fire is quick. It flares when he's startled, when things feel unfair, when careless humans push too hard. After a near-disaster in the training yard, Calder is given a rule that feels impossible: make space, take time, choose. and when you must speak, speak last. Under the steady eye of Sir Edrin, Calder begins a different kind of training. Instead of learning new ways to fight, he practices stopping. Holding a pebble instead of a grudge. Choosing rope instead of flame. Facing a frightened stablehand, a reckless boy, and a whole keep that would rather fear him than understand him. Each small choice asks the same question: Will you let your fire rule you, or will you learn to rule it Set in a stone keep full of nervous guards, stubborn mules, and quietly brave kids, this illustrated novella continues the story begun in Xander: Book 1, exploring emotional regulation, impulse control, and courage in a way that resonates with both children and adults. Thoughtful black-and-white dragon illustrations capture Calder's most important moments-when he almost loses control, and when he doesn't. Perfect for: - Parents and caregivers looking for a powerful, non-preachy story about big feelings and self-control- Kids who love dragons, training yards, and character-driven fantasy>If your child has a quick temper, a fast mouth, or a heart that feels 'too much,' Calder's story will help them see their own fire as something they can guide-not something they have to fear.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - What happens after the return of Christ What does the kingdom actually look like And why does Scripture insist that history does not end with judgment-but with restoration Many believers are familiar with end-times language, yet uncertain about end-times purpose. The future can feel fragmented: tribulation here, judgment there, heaven somewhere beyond-often disconnected from daily Christian life.Scripture presents a far more coherent picture.The Millennial Kingdom and the Eternal State follows the biblical storyline beyond the final years of tribulation and into the reign of Christ, the restoration of Israel, the judgment of rebellion, and the renewal of creation itself. Written from a clear, literal, premillennial, dispensational framework, this book traces Revelation chapters 19-22 in their God-given order-allowing the text to speak plainly, reverently, and without sensationalism.This volume explores: - The visible return of Jesus Christ as King and Judge- The binding of Satan and the transformation of global spiritual conditions- The literal Millennial Kingdom as the fulfillment of covenant promises- The restoration of Israel under covenant mercy- The exposure of the unregenerate heart-even under perfect conditions- The Great White Throne judgment and final accountability- The New Heaven and New Earth, where God dwells openly with His redeemed peopleThroughout, the focus remains Christ-centered and gospel-anchored. The Millennium is not presented as theological curiosity, nor is eternity treated as abstraction. Instead, prophecy is shown to be formative-shaping worship, obedience, hope, and faithfulness in the present age.This book is not written to provoke fear, win arguments, or fuel speculation. It is written to steady believers, guard biblical hope, and remind the Church that God keeps His promises exactly as He speaks them.Revelation does not end in chaos.It ends with a throne, a city, a King-and an open invitation.'Amen. Come, Lord Jesus.'. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In an age of endless screens, automated systems, and digital distraction, one man dares to walk the narrow way.Chris Burden is a working husband and father living in modern America, weighed down by debt, noise, and the quiet fear that real faith is slipping away. When he becomes convinced that comfort is costing him something eternal, Chris leaves the City of Distraction and begins a dangerous pilgrimage toward the Celestial City.Along the road, he encounters modern trials with ancient roots: doom-scrolling despair, false voices that sound sincere but lead nowhere, certainty offered without obedience, and a final crossing that cannot be walked-only trusted.Written as a reverent, gripping modern allegory, Progress Through Traffic stands as a twenty-first-century companion to The Pilgrim's Progress. It blends vivid storytelling with rigorous biblical faith, reminding readers that grace is costly, truth is sharp, and the road is still narrow.This novel is written for Christian families, serious believers, and anyone seeking to walk faithfully through a distracted world. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The final seven years of human history stand as the most sobering and misunderstood period in biblical prophecy. In this warm, accessible, yet scholarly commentary, Michael Citro guides readers verse by verse through Revelation 1-19 with clarity, reverence, and a classic dispensational understanding.With a unique hybrid approach - combining careful exegesis, original-language insights, devotional reflection, and pastoral encouragement - The Final Seven Years illuminates the seals, trumpets, bowls, the rise of Antichrist, the fall of Babylon, and the triumphant return of Jesus Christ. Inside this commentary, you will find: - Clear explanations of every judgment, event, and symbol in Revelation 1-19- Dispensational insights rooted in a literal, grammatical-historical hermeneutic- Connections to Daniel, Ezekiel, Zechariah, and Old Testament prophecy- Greek word studies woven naturally into the commentary- Reflection & Application sections for personal or small-group use>Whether you are a pastor, a small-group leader, or a believer longing to understand the Tribulation with accuracy and hope, this commentary will deepen your study and strengthen your anticipation of the Blessed Hope.>Maranatha. Come, Lord Jesus.…

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Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorNicholas D. Young, PhD, EdD has worked in diverse professional roles for more than 30 years, serving as a teacher, principal, counselor, special education director, graduate professor, graduate dean, superintendent of .

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book serves as a comprehensive introduction to quantum computing platforms, inspired by recent advancements in quantum technologies aimed at detecting and manipulating single quantum objects. Encompassing solid-state, atomic, and optical platforms, it delves into various aspects of quantum computing, including topological quantum computing. The content covers the fabrication, modeling, and numerical implementation of quantum circuits, such as Josephson junctions and qubits, along with hybrid nanostructures. Additionally, the book introduces quantum entanglement, a crucial concept for quantum communication and information processes. The well-compiled topics and concise presentation position the book as a primer for courses on quantum technologies.…

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