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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 Carefully grounded in the biblical text, this book explores how God's glory is revealed, withdrawn in judgment, restored in Christ, and promised to return in fullness.This is not a study of mystical experiences or emotional encounters.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 - 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 - 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.…