From Obscurity Into God S Marvelous Light

We were created for a purpose, but in this constantly changing world, many of us become disillusioned by life and fail to discover our purposes and embrace our destinies. We meander through life, seeking to find ourselves and a meaning for our existence; yet we remain disoriented and unfilled. But there is hope. Our lives do not have to be like this; we can discover our purpose and walk in our predestined roles. The person God created us to be is within us but has become obscured with the trivial issues we allow to define us. Author J. C. Johnson’s From Obscurity into God’s Marvelous Light: Finding the “You” that You Were Predestined to Be, demonstrates how answering God’s call on our lives empowers us to find our purposes and live in our destinies. When we answer God’s call, we embark on a life-changing journey. We are transformed and become the persons God intends us to be. We emerge from obscurity and into His marvelous light. Johnson uses her personal experiences and life lessons to inspire and empower us to travel our journey and to find and embrace the person God predestined us to be. Are you willing to find who you were predestined to be? From Obscurity into God’s Marvelous Light: Finding the “You” that You Were Predestined to Be will help you find that person and leave a legacy that will impact the lives of others for generations.

During periods of chaos, we anxiously wait to hear from God. When He speaks, His voice can be as loud as thunder as it shatters through the sky. Other times, He whispers, and His voice is as delicate as a tiny dew-drop falling in midair—so delicate, it is like being kissed by the fl utter of a butterfly’s wings. J. C. Johnson’s Of Butterfly Kisses and Whispers from God is a collection of inspirational poems. It seeks to encourage, enlighten, and empower the heart and soul of people who yearn to hear the voice of God and to bring inspiration and hope to those facing hopeless and discouraging situations, reassuring them, that amid the turmoil in their lives, God is still in control.

Every day, we suffer racial divides, social injustices, and even racially motivated crimes all because of the color of our skin. But there are very few books that focus on why there are so many nationalities and skin tones. Ancient mysteries are solved in this book that seeks to help us end social injustice. Get answers to questions such as: • How does God reveal Himself to men living in ignorance? • Why were stones handed down to children in ancient Jewish culture? • What does the Holy Spirit say about why we are so many different colors? • Is there a hidden history of black people in the Bible? The Lord’s marvelous light dismantles the opinions of ancient philosophies as it reveals controversial knowledge based on the foundation of a towering structure that promotes justice and peace for everyone who enters. Hidden away from hell and mankind are sealed secrets that have been reserved to defeat the darkness. Racism, social injustice, and oppression are not ready for what is about to be unearthed and revealed by His Marvelous Light.

In this book, "Escaping Obscurity, Napoleon Encounters Jesus?" the author looks at the lives of a few who scaled the heights and found fame, fortune and uncommon success. With an eye towards examining the wisdom principles they've employed, she focuses on Napoleon in an effort to prove that all wisdom originates from God; and that this same Wisdom works for anyone who will employ it.

For all intent, virtually all accepted mainstream Catholic Christian tenets remain untouched for the past two millennia. It follows then that we take for evident truths¿for example, our views on the Creator and creation¿s sexuality, gender issues, and human relationship concerns¿may in fact be nothing but establishment dogmas gleaned from wrong interpretation or translation of the original text and intent of Jesus Christ and the Bible authors. Now, isn¿t the mere chance of that being true too scary? The Sex Texts: Sexuality, Gender, and Relationships in the Bible by L. Robert Arthur raises just that possibility, despite the strong likelihood of facing stiff criticism from many sectors, mostly of the established Catholic persuasion. Yet those inclined to know the true message of Jesus Christ and his closest disciples may well take heed to scrutinize, at the very least, what Robert is trying to point out in his work. The Sex Texts: Sexuality, Gender, and Relationships in the Bible promises to raise a storm, but the public debate it could engender may yet start a new direction for the rest of humanity.

Jesus was a Jew, living in a Jewish culture and under Jewish laws, laws that governed the people of Israel at a time of conflict with their Roman overlords. A Book of Evidence takes into consideration the history of first-century Jerusalem and is a unique presentation of the passion event, written from a Jewish legal standpoint. Find out why and how Jesus came to trial, how the politics of the age and a corrupt government played a role in bringing him to death. An examination of the numerous crimes of which Jesus was accused results in a reasonable explanation of the real blasphemy that caused him to be executed, and an investigation into "crucifixion" as it was known during first-century Jewish law. Was the Jewish trial legal? Was it a trial at all? Was there a Roman trial or a simple hearing? Where was the real execution site and burial tomb? All these questions are answered in this gripping book. Follow, step by step, along the path of Jesus during the Passover, from the Garden of Gethsemane, through the trials, to the brutality of the execution, and on to the garden tomb at Bethphage from which he was resurrected!

Against All Heresies was written at the request of Spanish merchants of Flanders to combat heretics and was first published in Paris in 1534. It is a description and criticism of more than 400 heresies, which had arisen in the Church since the time of the Apostles, presented in alphabetical order. It was the author's most popular work for which he received the nickname, "the scourge of heretics." King Philip II of Spain, whom the author served as chaplain, wrote in the preface of this work that this book is "such a useful and beneficial book for the Christian state."