When it comes to prophecy, how can we discern if the words being spoken are true, false, or wrong? God is calling His people to press into a higher realm of revelation, so that the words they share come from Heaven, not from their flesh, soul, or other sources. Hank Kunneman is a trusted father and mentor in the prophetic community. In this landmark book, he teaches you to speak prophetic words that carry thunder from Heavens Throne Room! Learn to communicate messages from God with precision and accuracycarrying the Fathers heart as you carry His secrets. In this timely book you will learn To discern the three realms of informationthe earth realm, the occult realm, and the Throne Room realm. How prophetic words are important in the course of world events, in times of crisis, and in challenging times. To draw closer to the One seated on the Throne to increase intimacy necessary for prophetic accuracy. How human filters affect every prophet and prophecy. How to identify the characteristics of false horned prophets. Now is the time to come up higher and receive the Fathers heart and understand the power of Throne Room prophecy!

More than any other topic, prophecy represents the point at which the Divine meets the human, the Absolute meets the relative. How can a human being attain the Word of God? In what manner does God, when conceived as eternal and transcendent, address corporeal, transitory creatures? What happens to God's divine Truth when it is beheld by minds limited in their power to apprehend, and influenced by the intellectual currents of their time and place? How were these issues viewed by the great Jewish philosophers of the past, who took the divine communication and all it entails seriously, while at the same time desired to understand it as much as humanly possible in the course of dealing with a myriad of other issues that occupied their attention? This book offers an in-depth study of prophecy in the thought of seven of the leading medieval Jewish philosophers: R. Saadiah Gaon, R. Judah Halevi, Maimonides, Gersonides, R. Hasdai Crescas, R. Joseph Albo and Baruch Spinoza. It attempts to capture the `original voice' of these thinkers by looking at the intellectual milieus in which they developed their philosophies, and by carefully analyzing their views in their textual contexts. It also deals with the relation between the earlier approaches and the later ones. Overall, this book presents a significant model for narrating the history of an idea.

Prophecy's Ruin tells the story of two boys as they grow. Bel becomes a charismatic though troubled warrior, Losara an enigmatic and thoughtful mage. Both are powerful young men, yet incomplete. As they struggle to discover their destinies, inevitably each has to ask the ultimate question: will he, one day have to face himself?

The only English translation of a crucial interpretation of Nietzsche