Bøger af J O Smith

Luke continues his history as a defense for Paul his first time before Nero, and in the process, leaves behind a record for the ages of the early Church. He records their early mistakes as they occasionally let flesh get in the way, what they got right, but also how God was now setting aside the old covenant for a better, more perfect way for all mankind to come to Jesus: one way for all. It was a paradigm the world of the time resisted, but did so in vain. Indeed, for it to come to pass, God had to turn the world upside -down.

Revelation by the numbers: a study of the Book of Revelation that keeps it simple and cuts out much of the sensationalism that makes this book a mystery and doom and gloom when it should not be. This is Revelation made simple for the common man

This book is a study of Paul the Apostle's epistle to the church in Rome as seen through the eyes of "God is no Respecter of Persons." It is intended for the young and old believer in Christ, as well as both the novice in the Bible and the well-versed scholar to be an aid to a deeper understanding of the epistle, with the further intent of enriching one's walk with God.

What is our place in Jesus? How does faith work? How does the Holy Ghost play in? What comes with faith? These questions Paul deftly answers in these four epistles, each one dealing with their own separate issues. Yet, faith, and the Holy Spirit are a common thread, as well as unity in Jesus, and the power of faith that marks the Body of Christ as different than the world around.

This is a biblical study in the Gospel of Matthew, showing Jesus to be that Prophet Moses spoke of in Deuteronomy, the long-awaited Messiah, and the rightful King of the Jews. Along the way, we shall see fulfillment of prophecy, the politics of the day, and how all that played right into the Father's hand for the redemption of all mankind.

The Gospel of Luke originally was written as part of a defense for his friend Paul as he stood for his first trial before Nero. However, the scholar and historian that Luke was allowed for his keen eye of detail to show through and present us with the most detailed and intimate account of Jesus the world has. In this book, we not only see Jesus as the Son of man, and His human side, but also, we see His human side as the Second Adam: a man who lived His life as one who would be born again before anyone could have ever understood the concept. In this gospel, we examine the life Jesus lived, and the example he gave for all Christians to live in and strive to achieve. The ultimate example of living as a Christian is Christ Himself, and this is shown well by Jesus as He lives the life of the Second Adam, the new birth.