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What would the ideal Bible look like, one to educate the nations during the Messianic Millennium? And what is behind Christian Messianic and Hebrew Roots movements many Christians do not grasp? The Future Royal Israel Series explores the start of the Messianic Age, pieced together from Biblical prophecies like a giant jigsaw puzzle. The expectation that stirred Israel's prophets was the gathering of the twelve tribes as a saintly nation and a light to this world. Gathering not only the Jews but also the long-dispersed 'House of Ephraim' and, "because it is too small a thing," also the believing foreigner (Isaiah 49:6, 44:5, 56:3-8).

Warning: For Mature Christians Only | Over 450 Bible references! A double-edged sword is a dangerous weapon if not handled with care. We dare not neglect intensive, prayer-guided reading of the Bible, the sword of the Spirit of God. Book 2 of 5 in the How Then Shall We Pray series answers questions such as the Jewish Riddle, the laying on of hands, speaking in tongues, and issues such as fasting, repentance, confession, rebirth, Peter's revolutionary revelation, our Messiah's original name, and why it's relevant.

Getting to know the true depth and power of prayer, where faith cooperates with the Holy Spirit, is a process, for the potential of prayer is "exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us," (Ephesians 3:17-21). Book 1 examines the basics of prayer in both the Christian and original Hebrew traditions of prayer, examples of prayer, types of prayer, why prayer fails, the crucial issue of spiritual rebirth and prayer, and much more.Prayer moves mountains, and corporate prayer hastens such miracles. In a world dominated by evil, corporate prayer by a legion of veteran prayer warriors is essential. Taken from the 'How Then Shall We Pray' series, this book is indeed a comprehensive Manual on Prayer and Intercessor Guide.

Millions of believers are like Martha, deeply disappointed by Jesus for not turning up to heal her brother Lazarus (John 11), consigning her faith to the resurrection of the dead one day at the Last Trumpet. Faith-healers will quote every verse in the Bible to demonstrate the ability and willingness of God to heal, reciting healing verses in and out of context to raise the hopes and faith of the sick and suffering, but are at a loss to explain why healing sometimes happens, but often not.Taken from the 'How then shall we Pray' series, this book provides an essential perspective on this crucial issue. For, unlike Martha, millions lose their faith when prayer goes unanswered.