The Lord S Table Revisited

The creative Holy Spirit of God moves (hovers, flutters) over the Lord’s Table typically as He did over creation (Genesis 1:1–2). There is a specific moment during the Communion service when a commemorative meal becomes alive with God’s power and glory. In this book you will discover riches of glory in Christ that are designed to affect your everyday life, uncover mysteries the early apostolic church experienced that empowered them to work the works of God, and learn divine principles and facts about how certain physical acts when done release spiritual dynamics that govern our lives. Many questions about the Lord’s Table are answered and offer clarity for solid expectation of the Table's benefits . Was Eve a type of the church? If so, where does that put the church today? What role does she have in preparation for Christ’s coming? Why has unity among churches remained so elusive? These and many other questions are addressed in this book, and Pastor Belec unveils a key component the church has missed out on for so long that it has, unfortunately, left her weak, anemic, and ineffective in the face of ridicule and mockery. The Lord’s Table Revisited is a must-read for believers in search of real faith, real witness, and a real and dynamic relationship with Christ. The creative Holy Spirit of God moves (hovers, flutters) over the Lord’s Table typically as He did over creation (Genesis 1:1–2). There is a specific moment during the Communion service when a commemorative meal becomes alive with God’s power and glory. In this book you will discover riches of glory in Christ that are designed to affect your everyday life, uncover mysteries the early apostolic church experienced that empowered them to work the works of God, and learn divine principles and facts about how certain physical acts when done release spiritual dynamics that govern our lives. Many questions about the Lord’s Table are answered and offer clarity for solid expectation of the Table's benefits . Was Eve a type of the church? If so, where does that put the church today? What role does she have in preparation for Christ’s coming? Why has unity among churches remained so elusive? These and many other questions are addressed in this book, and Pastor Belec unveils a key component the church has missed out on for so long that it has, unfortunately, left her weak, anemic, and ineffective in the face of ridicule and mockery. The Lord’s Table Revisited is a must-read for believers in search of real faith, real witness, and a real and dynamic relationship with Christ.

Psalm 11:3 reads, “If the foundation be destroyed, what can the righteous do?” Behind every social and spiritual problem stands the greater problem of the foundation. The foundation of our life is the source of our spiritual strength and stability. We cannot withstand or overcome the demonic forces of this world without building a strong spiritual foundation. Satan’s goal is to tamper with our spiritual foundation, which is the source or center of our belief, faith, stability, and trust in God. In Revisiting the Foundations, author Kazumba Charles shows you how to build your foundation with the only one who can defeat Satan—Jesus Christ! The author takes you through questions to assess your present situation. Is your spiritual foundation strong enough to withstand the pressures of life? Are you ready to become spiritually healthy, desire to change the current condition of your life, and become steadfast in your faith and trust in God? You will discover how you can build your life on the undefeatable, unshakable, and indestructible foundation of Jesus Christ. With faith based on such a foundation, nothing is impossible.

In We Think What We Eat, Seth Kunin presents both an appreciation and critique of Professor Mary Douglas' classical work on Israelite food rules. He places her arguments into the context of related anthropological approaches and suggests a new interpretation of the food rules system based on a rigorous application of structuralist theory. Kunin then goes on to extend this analysis to other areas of Israelite culture. Through detailed analysis of texts from Genesis, Exodus and Judges, he demonstrates that the same structural pattern found in the first section in respect of ritual is also characteristic of the mythological material. This section of the book also takes up the issue of structural transformation. It examines the processes found as the myths move from the Israelite context to that of the rabbis, the authors of the New Testament and of the Book of Mormon. The arguments presented demonstrate that as the myths move from culture to culture diachronically and geographically while the same mythological elements are retained they are restructured and organized based on the structural needs of the new cultural context. Kunin is also interested in issues of structuralist theory. Thus, he addresses issues related to the processes of structural transformation - suggesting processes that lead to changes in structural emphasis and those relating to more significant transformations. This is volume 412 in the Journal for the Study of the Old Testament Supplement series.

This book talks about communion with God and how to prepare yourself to take communion. Has a week of devotions and prayers at end of each devotion. Recommend for those that want to understand what communion is all about and why we should take it. God has prepared a table for us to eat at.