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Zustand: New. In English.

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Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Zustand: New. In English.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - God does things by the numbers. He knows the number of hairs on your head and the number who will be saved. He sets dimensions, durations, designs, definitions, and destinations. He numbered six (6) days for his work of Creation, then he sanctified the seventh for mankind. The numeric 7 has ever since been used as the number symbolizing 'perfect' in the eyes of heaven and of those things expressing the actions of God.Throughout the scriptures, God has communicated through numbers, which are both symbolic and literal counts. The message in a scriptural text is often as much, or even more, within the symbolism of the associated numbers as it is within the words or actions depicted. The numbers often help explain or even interpret a written text.In this book are the most likely symbolic revelations to be associated with forty numbers, including 153, 666, 1290, and 1345. It will help you appreciate the depth of messages conveyed throughout God's Word.…

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnGod does things by the numbers. He knows the number of hairs on your head and the number who will be saved. He sets dimensions, durations, designs, definitions, and destinations. He numbered six (6) days for his work of Creation, .

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Jesus was confronted by the leadership within Jerusalem during the last week of his earthly ministry (Matthew 21-23). He confounded the elders, scribes (teachers), chief priests, Pharisees, and Sadducees. He pronounced eight (8) woes on the scribes and Pharisees and called them a brood of vipers. He told the leaders of Jerusalem that judgment for the righteous bloodshed from all those on earth would be cast upon that last generation in Judea living during the first century AD (Matthew 23:36; 24:34). It would include their killing the Messiah as they filled up the measure of their guilt (Matthew 23:32). Their temple had already been declared desolate (Matthew 23:38). That Great Tribulation was recorded from heaven's perspective on a scroll (Matthew 24:21). John was allowed to record his view of those scenes for us in chapters 6-11 of The Revelation of Jesus the Christ within Heaven. They're discussed here. They historically verified Jesus's pronouncements. The last seven were announced with trumpets to show Jesus used His power from the Throne of God (Revelation 11:17).…

Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorMr. Plugge was an Aerospace Engineer for 40 years primarily designing microwave systems and their unique components. He s now writing Bible studies. He has degrees in Engineering and Divinity. His other books includ.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Revelation of Jesus the Christ ends by assuring its readers that He is coming 'soon' (Rev.22:7). John quotes Jesus's repeated statement that He will come soon (Rev.1:1; 22:7, 12, 20). Indeed, Jesus did come 'soon' to John. Physical life on earth is short for everyone. And the judgments upon first century Jerusalem also came 'soon.' But, the text apparently should be read as saying He's coming 'quickly.' It again speaks to the speed of His coming, not the timing of 'when.' He comes suddenly. He comes unexpectedly to the unsaved; as unexpected as a sudden heart attack (Mt.24:42-44; 25:13; Lk.12:39). But, He is welcomed by the saved that are always in fellowship with Him and looking forward to their union with Him (Jn.17:24; Heb.9:28; Lk.12:43; 21:27; 1Thes.5:4).John declares: 'The Spirit and the bride (Church) say come'; and he promises 'whoever wishes' can take the free gift of the water-of-life (Rev.22:17). The Church on earth yearns for the final 'wedding feast' (Mt.22:2; 25:10).John again states that God will judge; and he adds a warning about adding or subtracting from the original text of this book, i.e. The Revelation (Rev.22:19). The text within The Revelation then ends with a benediction: 'The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God's people. Amen'.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - <p.It's perfect for about four Sunday school lessons. Daniel's visions confirmed Jesus of Nazareth is King over all NOW and the one who fulfilled the '70th week' centered on the Cross in AD30. This presentation uses history, typology, numerology, and the calendar to show Jesus was the foretold 'Stone' who became the Church's Savior, Rock, and Lord. Time periods and governments specified are explained and the 'ends' foreseen defined. Unfortunately, Daniel is increasingly misused and abused. It's mistakenly used to look forward to a new Roman Empire and a future 'seventieth week'; and as predictive of Antichrist, a period of tribulation, an earthly kingdom for Jesus, and the end of time. But, the foretold events within Daniel's visions were essentially completed before AD34 and historically verified. This text also includes a useful data section, a chart of pertinent intervals, and Q & A's for discussion.…

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe Revelation of Jesus the Christ ends by assuring its readers that He is coming soon (Rev.22:7). John quotes Jesus s repeated statement that He will come soon (Rev.1:1 22:7, 12, 20). Indeed, Jesus did come soon to John. Phy.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorMr. Plugge was an Aerospace Engineer for 40 years specializing in microwave communications and electromagnetics. Now he s writing Bible studies with the perspective of an engineer not a theologian or story teller.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnGod symbolically showed Zechariah the Ten Commandments covering the promised land, and He warned of consequences. [Zec.5.3] They apply to us today too. Zechariah looked forward to a day when the exiled returnees would say. Let us.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - God symbolically showed Zechariah the Ten Commandments covering the promised land, and He warned of consequences. [Zec.5.3] They apply to us today too. Zechariah looked forward to a day when the exiled returnees would say. 'Let us go at once to entreat the Lord and seek the Lord Almighty'. [8.21] They did. [Neh.8] We need to seek Him too! Zechariah foresaw the Lord would be King over the entire world. [Zec.14.9] He is!! We know Him as Jesus, Israel's promised Messiah. [Mt.16.16] Within the Book of Zechariah, God declared Him 'my shepherd' [Zec.13.7]; 'the man who is close to me'[13.7]; 'my servant' [3.8]; 'the stone with 7-eyes' [3.9]; and the 'Branch' [3.8]. Zechariah spoke of Him as 'the word of the lord' [1.1]; 'the angel of the lord' [1.11]; 'my lord' [4.4]; and Jerusalem's king [9.9]. The world needs to take note! He is Lord and King now! [1Cor.1.2; 1Pe.2.10; Rev.19.16]Zechariah was a prophet, priest, and pretype for Jesus. He provided verifications for Jesus being the promised Messiah. God knows the end from the beginning. [e.g. Dan.2; 9; Isa.46.10; Rev.21.6] History has verified the visions given Daniel. But the words given to Zechariah through preincarnate Jesus, especially within the 'Oracle on Israel' [12.1-14.21], are still in the process of being confirmed. [e.g. 13.9; 14.16, 20] This commentary on the Book of Zechariah is like no other. That book has been reprinted with interpretations for its pronouns and symbols inserted to reduce the frequent arbitrariness of interpretations often imposed. Millennial concepts and eschatological models are questioned. Even a suggested calendar day for Christ's return is included. Many will undoubtedly take issue.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Seiten: 344 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Jesus was confronted by the leadership within Jerusalem during the last week of his earthly ministry (Matthew 21-23). He confounded the elders, scribes (teachers), chief priests, Pharisees, and Sadducees. He pronounced eight (8) woes on the scribes and Pharisees and called them a brood of vipers. He told the leaders of Jerusalem that judgment for the righteous bloodshed from all those on earth would be cast upon that last generation in Judea living during the first century AD (Matthew 23:36; 24:34). It would include their killing the Messiah as they filled up the measure of their guilt (Matthew 23:32). Their temple had already been declared desolate (Matthew 23:38). That Great Tribulation was recorded from heaven's perspective on a scroll (Matthew 24:21). John was allowed to record his view of those scenes for us in chapters 6-11 of The Revelation of Jesus the Christ within Heaven. They're discussed here. They historically verified Jesus's pronouncements. The last seven were announced with trumpets to show Jesus used His power from the Throne of God (Revelation 11:17).…