In this book, the author speaks about meaning he has found in the scripture, starting with Melchisedec, the king/priest that Abraham met on his way back from the war, five kings against four and what this may mean to your ministry and everyday life. Thousands have found that the Bible contains more than just what is printed on its pages. You may find that this book contains more than what is printed on its pages. Prepare yourself for a spiritual adventure that will leave you hungering and thirsting for more of the marvels of God. This is not a testimony or a book of doctrines, but a journey into the Word of God and unraveling its hidden mysteries. This is not a quick, “how-to book” but a different, living way of viewing the Bible and finding experiences within it. Just as in life and relationships, it is easy to miss the details of the Bible that lead the way to salvation. Sometimes, it’s all in the details. In this book, the author takes you down the path of distribution of the blessing of eternal life from the king’s dale through Ornan’s floor and Hermon’s dew through Jesus’ last supper and diversity of ministries, thus “A Dispensation of Grace.” Sit back and take a guided tour through its references in scripture.

The book of Hebrews appeared during a critical time in the history of the early church. The destruction of Jerusalem was impending and many of the believers believed the end of the world was near. However, Paul warned the church against entertaining a false hope, for he knew they were misguided with their beliefs. It was a critical time—the apostles were passing away, and soon the church would be left alone. It was in this hour of perplexity that the book of Hebrews appeared with needed light and comfort. The people needed a clear conception of the work Christ was doing for them in the courts above, and this book explained the delay in His return, and restored their wavering faith. The conditions and problems which the church then had to meet are not unlike those facing the church today. While the early church was living at the time of the fulfillment of the first part of Christ’s prophecy—the destruction of the city of Jerusalem and the temple, we are living at the time of the fulfillment of the second part of the prophecy—the coming of the Lord Jesus in the clouds of heaven. As there was misconceptions of Christ’s work in the sanctuary then, so there are those now who likewise err. There is as much need today of a thorough study of the Scriptures as there was then, and more so. The book of Hebrews was a great factor in stabilizing the apostolic church in the crisis hour before the fall of Jerusalem, and it is hoped that a discussion of the mighty themes of the book of Hebrews will be of some help to the church of God today. All need to have their eyes fastened on our great High Priest and the work He is doing in the sanctuary above. And may it be the blessed privilege of many with “boldness to enter into the holiest by the blood of Jesus, by a new and living way, which he hath consecrated for us, through the veil, that is to say, his flesh.” (Heb. 10:19, 20.) This was the prayer and hope of the author of Hebrews, and this also is the hope of the author of this volume.

In the midst of the remarkable revival of interest and belief in angels comes this handsomely illustrated reference work--the fruit of 16 years of research in Talmudic, gnostic, cabalistic, apocalyptic, patristic, and legendary texts. "A wacky and wonderful compendium of angelic lore".--Time. Illustrations.

We are living in the end age of Christianity as we have known it. Our culture needs to be revamped, and we need to question our routine yearly celebrations of Jewish recordings that are unrelated to the mythos we espouse. In other words, we need to change our way of thinking. Author Max Burnetts Probing Our Judeo-Christian Inheritance (for Freethinkers) is a fresh look at the core building block of Western civilization. Burnett goes well beyond modern-day writers who want to change and save Christianity as we have known it. He clarifies what Christianity could have been and challenges recent books on zealotry. Burnett calls for a revival of the effort to discover the esoteric significance of our Jewish inheritance and to appreciate the allegorical method of Bible interpretation. Youll discover a completely new interpretation of the Testaments from alpha to omega. Probing Our Judeo-Christian Inheritance (for Freethinkers) is a controversial work that challenges all traditional and orthodox interpretations. It will be appreciated by the genuine freethinker and any person craving a greater understanding of the ancients original message.