Paths of Ever-Increasing Glory by Michael Fickess takes Enoch’s Blessing a step further by exploring Enoch’s unique theology from a biblical perspective. Using Scripture, prophetic insight, and practical instruction, this book further illuminates the mysteries of the Spirit, highlighting Christ’s supremacy as the greatest mystery while diving into other important topics, such as angelic ministry, the cloud of witnesses, the “Days of Noah,” overcoming the curse of the Fall, and much more.
Few Biblical figures are as intriguing and mysterious as Enoch. He is mentioned only a few times in the canonical Hebrew Bible, but the impact of his story went on to affect the theology of many books written during the Second Temple Era. It also set the foundation for the development of many of the ideas found in the early Christian movement. Enoch's importance continued beyond the destruction of the Temple and survived in a new form in later rabbinic tradition. Anyone familiar with classical Judaism, the religion of the Bible and the Talmud, who has read the New Testament might experience a disconnect between it and the Hebrew Bible. Something is missing so to speak. Understanding the literature of the Second Temple period is critical to providing the missing links to understanding and appreciating the complex environment of evolving Jewish thought and the emergence of the early Christian movement from its sources.Discover the mystery of Enoch, and the fascinating impact it had on the development of Judaism and Christianity.
Enoch at 100 is a critical reassessment of Enoch Powell's legacy by some of the leading political figures, writers and commentators of the current age. The book covers the role of government and the state of the economy, the European Union, constitutional reform, immigration and social cohesion, climate change, energy policy and the environment, defence and foreign policy.
Biron Coomra, a child created by a biophysicist from Rylaxon and a powerful witch from a distant alien world planet called Earth, has struggled to find his place in a society that shuns difference. As a civil war threatens to tear Rylaxon apart, determined factions struggle to protect what they hold dear. Biron and those viewed as genetically different, through no fault of their own, are deemed a threat to Rylaxon purity. A consortium of Zealots has vowed to rid their society of anyone judged genetically inferior. In Evil Rising, book two of the Children of Enoch series, the fragile peace that holds Rylaxon together is about to crumble. As a cybernetic boy with magical abilities, Biron is targeted for extinction at the hands of these self-proclaimed puritans. An evil entity bent on destroying humanity manipulates a cloning experiment based on Birons DNA, to create a new race. Gorgos, the first of a bloodthirsty tribe of Vampeer, will stop at nothing to destroy Biron and conquer humanity. The fanged clone joins forces with the Zealots to frame Biron and turn the public against the young crusader. The brutal murder of a beloved religious leader only enflames the passions on both sides. While on the run, the young hero Biron mysteriously loses his magical abilities, and he and his family race for their lives. When unknown forces appear, no one can predict the surprising outcome of their intervention.
Holiness is one of the most important, yet most misunderstood, concepts in the Bible. The church is called to be a “holy nation,” and the Scriptures promise that when the nations are shaken, a vast body of holy ones will rise to meet the challenge. The Rise of His Holy Ones explores these promises with sound biblical wisdom and prophetic insight. Discover the deeper streams of holiness that bring liberty and empower us to abide in the Holy One all the time. Reflection questions for individual and small group study are included.
THE STORY: The play begins with the appearance of the incomparable Max himself--critic, wit, caricaturist and satirist of matchless brilliance. The action then moves smoothly on to Max's encounter with Enoch Soames, a down-and-out poet whose arrog
