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Graphical and Tabular Studies of Key Biblical Concepts, Ideas, Patterns, Parallels & Principles Illustrating the Unity of the Scriptures. These tables and graphs make important Bible concepts and facts, and their associations and connections easier to understand.

The Book of Esther is the seventeenth (17th) book of the thirty-nine (39) books of the Old Testament (OT). It is the twelfth (12th) and last of the twelve (12) Historical Books of the OT. It is one of only two books in the Christian Bible that does not mention God (the other being the Book of Songs of Solomon). It is also one of only two books of the Christian Bible named after women, with the Book of Ruth being the other. The main event descr...

This volume covers the creation of God's house in its various forms - the Tabernacle, Solomon's Temple, Herod's Temple, etc. Almost as soon as Israel was established as a nation after their liberation from bondage in Egypt, God instructed Moses to construct a house for Him where He could meet with His people, and dwell among His people. God gave Moses detailed directions for the construction of the Tabernacle, a large cloth tent, and all its w...

This volume covers the Book of Exodus, the second book of the Christian Bible, and the second of the five books grouped together into what is often referred to as the Books of Law, the Books of Moses, or The Pentateuch. The Book of Exodus contains some of the most well-known and significant people, stories and doctrines in Christendom, including the story of Moses, the Israelites' liberation from over four hundred years of bondage in Egypt, th...

This volume covers the Book of Daniel, the last of the five books known as the Major Prophets (the others being Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations and Ezekiel). The twelve chapters of the book can be conveniently divided into two distinct halves. The first half - the first six chapters - are narrative. They document the story of Daniel's decades of loyal service to the kings of Babylon and Medo-Persia as a high government official. This portion of...

This volume covers the final book of the Christian Bible, commonly called "The Revelation of John", "The Apocalypse of John", or simply "Revelation". As the only book of prophesy included in the New Testament canon, the Book of Revelation documents a vision, or series of visions, given to the Apostle John of the events that will occur in the End Times. It is the origin of some of the most iconic modern apocalyptic imagery and ideology, includi...

According to a recent study, "Almost nine out of 10 households (87 percent) own a Bible, according to the American Bible Society, and the average household has three. But Bible reading remains spotty." Another study found that only 19 percent of people read the Bible every day and 18 percent read it rarely or never. Yet even if more people read their Bibles more regularly, reading is not enough. The real benefit to be gained from the Bible com...

According to a recent study, "Almost nine out of 10 households (87 percent) own a Bible, according to the American Bible Society, and the average household has three. But Bible reading remains spotty." Another study found that only 19 percent of people read the Bible every day and 18 percent read it rarely or never. Yet even if more people read their Bibles more regularly, reading is not enough. The real benefit to be gained from the Bible com...

Resurrection (the raising of a deceased person back to life) and its close cousin reincarnation (the rebirth of a deceased person in a new body) are key components of many world religions. Only resurrection, however, is a part of Christian beliefs. The Christian Bible teaches that all born-again Christians who die will one day be resurrected and given new, perfect bodies. This will be a single, common resurrection event that will be shared by ...

The four Gospels tell the story of Jesus from a slightly different perspective. There exist many different gospels, but only four of them are considered canonical (officially accepted as authoritative by the Church) and included in the Christian Bible. These are the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. They are the first four books of the New Testament. The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke are referred to collectively as the Synoptic Gospels...

This volume covers the three Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, the first three books of the New Testament. It is the second of three volumes addressing these three gospel accounts which are collectively referred to as the "Synoptic Gospels" because they each tell many of the same stories, but from different perspectives. Included lessons address the period from immediately after the death of John the Baptist to just prior to Jesus' triumphal ...

Practically everyone wants to know how to be better at whatever it is that they do. The Keys to Fruitfulness is a common-sense guide to increasing one's personal productivity in all areas of life. Beginning with the Law of the Seed and the Law of Sowing and Reaping as foundations, it describes five biblically based "keys" to being more fruitful and productive, and shows how anyone can apply those five keys to become the best that they can be.

This volume covers the three Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, the first three books of the New Testament. It is the first of three volumes addressing these three gospel accounts which are collectively referred to as the "Synoptic Gospels" because they each tell many of the same stories, but from different perspectives. Included lessons address the period from prior to the birth of Jesus to the death of John the Baptist.

A verse-by-verse commentary on the Book of Genesis, in forty-six lessons. Genesis is the first, and one of the longest books of the Bible. The name of the book means "beginnings", because it speaks of the beginning of many things, including the beginning of the universe, the beginning of man, the first birth, the first death, the first marriage, the first murder, the first sacrifice, the first city, and the first agriculture. Some of the most ...

In his letters to the early churches, the Apostle Paul coined a term that has come to be used as a symbolic name for the Christian Church as a whole. He said that the collection of all followers of the risen Jesus of Nazareth were comparable to a human body - they were the "Body of Christ". And just as a human body is a single unit made up of many different parts with different abilities and different purposes, all working together to sustain ...

In the gospel of John, Jesus of Nazareth made seven statements, each beginning with the words, "I Am', that help us to better understand who he is, and the role that he plays in the salvation of every individual. Each of these statements is examined in detail in this volume. Additionally, the five 'I Will" statements of Lucifer are contrasted.

A study of the theological and practical implications of God creating Man in His image and likeness and giving him the ability to be a creator in his own right.

Graphical and Tabular Studies of Key Biblical Concepts, Ideas, Patterns, Parallels & Principles Illustrating the Unity of the Scriptures

The Fruit of the Spirit helps us to live a Christian life. Though there are nine different manifestations, they are a single thing, and are given as a single impartation of the Holy Spirit. The Fruit is given to all for their personal use and edification unlike the Gifts of the Spirit, which are given for the use and edification of the Church (1 Cor 14:12).If we are born again, the Fruit of the Spirit is in us. Every Christian receives the Fru...

An in-depth analysis of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit - what the are, where they come from, how they work, what they do, and why they are important.