The pillar and the cloud of Exodus will appear again, in the very last days over Zion. And the Church of Jesus Christ will be a vital part of this brilliant display. Few Christians comprehend the Christian's inheritance to partake of the Divine Nature. To withstand coming persecution and hardship, comprehending our destiny will be indispensable. The Revealing is riveting because it teaches how we must prepare ourselves spiritually for Christ's coming. It offers an inspiring, positive account of the wonderful provision God has made for His children. In short, The Revealing will impact your spiritual life as few books have. Through a detailed study of the Scripture and citing deep teaching from biblical scholars, the authors uncover multiple truths unfamiliar to even the most advanced students of the Bible: -Why is heaven not the believer's ultimate reward? -Why is the New Jerusalem a people and not just a place? -What is our surest motive to persevere through persecution? -Why do tribulations and trials bring us closer to glory? -How does the Hebrew Tabernacle prefigure New Testament teaching on justification, sanctification, and glorification? -What does the Feast of Tabernacles teach about the "afterlife?" -Does the ministry of the Church continue AFTER the Rapture? -Will we appear on the earth during the Great Tribulation? Authors Huffman and Woodward reveal that failing to fathom the riches of God's glory and ignoring the commandment to seek His glory undermines our quest to be "imagers of God." The promise of God's glory - our inheritance - will transform us now. Seemingly improbable, we obtain the glory of God in part when we follow the process and practice to apprehend it, while we focus on Christ and this "precious gift... to be partakers of the divine nature." (2 Peter 1:4) The Revealing unlocks one of the Bible's most vital truths through advancing a comprehensive argument for the pursuit of sanctification and the assurance of God endowing us with glory.

The book of Revelation pronounces a blessing upon everyone who "reads" or even "hears" it read. Yet, many treat it as a mysterious book that should not be read and cannot be understood. S. N. Haskell has opened the book of Revelation up in an easily read style that explains it and its relation to our day. This facsimile, originally printed in 1905, makes an excellent study book for young and old.

THE WEEPING PROPHET: A TALE OF REDEMPTION AND PROPHECY "The Weeping Prophet: A Tale of Redemption and Prophecy" takes readers on a profound spiritual journey through the pages of this captivating Christian book. It is a vivid tapestry of biblical scriptures interwoven with a captivating narrative that will engage the heart, mind, and soul. Set in a world plagued by sin and despair, the book follows the life of Jeremiah, a man burdened with the weight of God's message. As a prophetic voice in a corrupt society, Jeremiah grapples with his own personal struggles while striving to fulfill his divine calling. Bound by the chains of his past and faced with the challenges of the present, Jeremiah's story becomes a powerful allegory of redemption and hope. Through the ancient verses of the Bible, readers bear witness to Jeremiah's intense conversations with God, manifested in his poignant tears and compassionate heart. In the face of rejection, persecution, and the hardening hearts of his people, Jeremiah clings to his unwavering faith, ultimately leading to a profound transformation. "The Weeping Prophet" expertly weaves biblical scriptures into the narrative, drawing parallel between the prophet's experiences and the timeless lessons found within the Word of God. It delves into the prophecies of lamentation, restoration, and salvation, as Jeremiah's story takes unexpected twists and turns, leaving readers captivated and inspired. Saturated with themes of forgiveness, faithfulness, and divine sovereignty, this book appeals to readers seeking spiritual growth, restoration, and a deeper understanding of biblical truth. Each chapter unfolds with literary finesse, inviting readers to reflect on their personal journeys of faith. Whether you are a long-time believer or someone curious about the Christian faith, "The Weeping Prophet" offers a transformative narrative that challenges your understanding of what it means to truly trust in God. Jeremiah's tears become a metaphor for the collective sorrows of humanity, reminding readers of the unyielding compassion, love, and grace that God extends to all. Written by a skilled storyteller deeply committed to sharing the unchanging message of the Gospel, "The Weeping Prophet" bridges the gap between ancient prophecy and modern readers. It speaks to the soul, reminding us that even in the darkest of times, there is hope, redemption, and the promise of a brighter future. This book is a must-read for those seeking a riveting tale of redemption, theological insights, and a renewed sense of purpose. Dive into the pages of "The Weeping Prophet" and discover a story that will inspire, challenge, and transform your Christian walk.

The author, Samuel Abraham, was fascinated by the study of the Scriptures as his spiritual mentor helped him see that the Bible gives a more satisfying understanding of the origins of life, human civilization and language than philosophical materialism. Along the way, he discovered the uncanny nature of Bible prophecy and how God, through His prophets, predicted human history, provided a way for human redemption, and laid out a positive outcome for humankind. The author’s sometimes-novel explanations of Scripture and science will leave the reader thinking. The book is his gift of love to others who may be troubled with the same concerns so they will recognize the veracity of the Bible, God’s Holy Word.