Theology

Revelation (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament)

The Book of Revelation contains some of the most difficult passages in Scripture. Grant Osborne's commentary on Revelation aims to interpret the text while also introducing readers to the perspectives of contemporary scholarship in a clear and accessible manner.

Experiencing the Trinity

With the increased interest in spirituality these days, many people are prepared to believe that Jesus was a good man who taught truths about God. Fewer, however, are convinced that Jesus was God. For many, the doctrine of the Trinity seems like an irrelevant philosophical idea far removed from ordinary life. In Experiencing the Trinity, Darrell Johnson shows the error of such thinking, describing how the doctrine of the Trinity came about, its biblical foundations, and why it is central to Christian belief and practice. According to Johnson, believing in the Triune God is not merely an intellectual exercise, but a way of life. Properly understood and experienced, the three-fold nature of God should affect how we pray, how we worship, and how we relate to one another in Christian community.

The Outpouring: Jesus in the Feasts of Israel

THE OUTPOURING: Enhance your understanding of how God certified the credentials of the Jewish Messiah among Abraham's seed in connection with the great, festive commemorations of the Jewish nation. John's Gospel will come alive as you discover the magnificent relationship between the feasts of Israel and the Lord Jesus Christ.

"Three Days And Three Night" Reconsidered

This book explains why the author could no longer in good conscience hold the Wednesday/Saturday view concerning Christ's burial and resurrection. Why does only ONE verse say "three days and thee nights," and 20 verses say "the third day" or "in three days"? Figuring that a day ends at sundown, how should we explain the wording: "in the end of the sabbath, as it began to dawn..."? Was a time period the "only" sign Jesus gave that he was the Messiah?

The Great Dream (the great and final apostasy of Christendom, described)

Main Subject: The Great and Final Apostasy of Christendom, Described; an exposition on every passage in the New Testament that predicts or describes the state of Christendom at the end of The Church Age and BEFORE the 2nd Coming of Jesus Christ, with copious reference to the Old Testament.

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Theological Premises: Trinitarian; KJV/ Textus Receptus; Eternal Security; Futurist; Pre-Trib; Pre-Mil; Pentecostal. There is not one word or phrase in THE GREAT DREAM that is not entirely consistent with historic Protestant Orthodoxy. ANTI- 7th Day Sabbaterian; ANTI-Hyperdispensational; ANTI-Hebrew Roots Movement; ANTI-"Revival Now"; ANTI-Cessasionist. Fundamentalist as to the Bible; Baptist as to salvation; Reformed as to sanctification; Pentecostal as to the supernatural. THE GREAT DREAM solidly sides with Martin Luther as to main issues of The Reformation.

The main focus of THE GREAT DREAM is doctrinal and practical: there are no names named (and accused); no denomination is either targeted or defended; there are no sandals rehearsed; very little reference to current events; no speculations on the identity of the Antichrist or the mark of the beast; no numerology; no attempt to interpret doubtful symbols in The Book of Revelation; very little reference to politics; and NO NOVEL DEFINITIONS FOR WORDS. There are NO NOVEL DOCTRINES introduced in THE GREAT DREAM.

Hellfire In The Earth

Prophetic study of what will occur during Tribulation. Brings into question if the Book of Revelation doesn't show the Tribulation Period to last longer than 7 years.

Hebrews : Within The Veil

Skillfully, Dr. Brian J. Bailey combines over forty yeras of ministry experience with a unique depth of Biblical knowledge to expound on the Book of Hebrews verse-by-verse. As you use this book as a study guide to Hebrews, you will be mentally and spiritually enlarged Dr. Bailey's helpful explanations.

Hebrews: Within The Veil was written with the purpose of showing God's people the way within the veil into the Holy of Holies with God, into His literal presence, and to explain the many truths of the New Covenant.

Soldiers For Christ

Soldiers For Christ is an exciting, easy to understand, verse by verse exposition on Paul's letter to the Ephesians. The Epistle to the Ephesians portrays Christ as the warrior King, clothed with the armor of God. This same armor is available to us by His grace so that we too may be victorious over the enemy. Soldiers For Christ explains what it means to put on the armor of God.

The first part of Ephesians (ch. 1-3) takes us into heavenly places in God through Christ Jesus. The second part (ch. 4-6), after revealing to us our throne rights with Christ, shows us how to walk victoriously over the world, the flesh, and the devil in our daily life.

The Revelation of Jesus Christ

This easy to understand commentary on the Book of Revelation clarifies some of the major issues of our times. It shows that before the Second Coming of Christ, a series of events must first take place. The Two Witnesses, the Ten Kings, and the Antichrist along with the False Prophet must all make their appearances.

This book will also help Christians be preserved from two erros. Namely that Christ can come at any time and also that we can predict the date of Christ's return, for Scripture clearly states that it is impossible to know the exact date of His Second Coming. This book with its emphasis on holiness will encourage believers to be ready and prepared to meet the Lord in the clouds when He comes again!

Romans : More Than Conquerors

Romans: More Than Conquerors was written to prepare an army of conquerors who will become "more than conquerors through Him that loved us." Like the Apostle Paul who penned this classic epistle, Dr. Brian Bailey's burden is to see believes from all walks of life living victoriously through the power of God's Spirit.

Each section of this book has been outlined for the reader in a verse by verse, chapter by chapter exposition in order that he may readily discern its main line of thought, and thereby discover for himself the richness of this masterpiece of biblical literature.