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This is Special 25th Anniversary Edition of Jim Spillman’s The Great Treasure Hunt, the book that started the search for oil in Israel based on God’s promise to the Children of Israel in the Bible.

Completely redesigned and digitally reformatted, this special edition printing contains the all of the text and maps from Jim Spillman’s original The Great Treasure Hunt.

All creation anticipates its redemption and resurrection; to be made perfect again. God has created a clock will strike twelve at the very atomic moment of resurrection. The chimes of this resurrection clock are Sabbath days. The Sabbath is the climate of eternity. It is the atmosphere of the other world. God provided a beyond day to remind us of our future, and restore us for the present. This day was programmed as an intermission between the work weeks of time. It is not a day of product, of succession, or achievement. It is a day that is placed just over the boundary of time, a serene reservation of restoration. It is a day unshackled and free of time’s toil. The Sabbath is eternal in its character. This day speaks of resurrection and the life after. Is each Sabbath telling us that our eternity is near? How close is the resurrection? The clock is ticking.

And little Sammy Woolerton, the Great Shepherd’s latest convert, who only wants to know about Him — but has to learn from his elders, who have problems of their own.

You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. And you just might decide there’s room for improvement at your local place of worship.

The depths of this study mine beneath the King James and other English language translations to the original Greek used by the Apostle Paul to pen this inspired letter to the Corinthian church circa 55 A. D.
Structured in textbook format with study questions at the end of each chapter; The Fire of God is an exhaustive and sometimes challenging work. Your diligence, however, will be rewarded by a deep and biblically accurate understanding of the gifts of the Holy Spirit as first explained to the early Church. This study text is a must for anyone seriously exploring what the Bible really teaches regarding the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
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4 CD Audio Album - Gifts
An in-depth Study of I Corinthians chapters twelve through fourteen and the gifts of the Holy Spirit. This is the audio companion teaching to Jim Spillman’s book The Fire of God.
Four 1 hour audio teaching sessions on CD ROM:
1. Ignorance, Anathema and Diversities
2. Wisdom, Knowledge and Faith
3. Healing and Sequencing
4. Miracles, Signs and Works of Power

Companion Study Set: The Fire of God book and “Gifts” 4 CD Audio teaching album. $55.95

A Simple Witness is the story of a man who shares an uncomplicated message of hope to everyone who will listen; with monumental results. This narrative comes straight from the heart and straight from the street; unvarnished, unapologetic and real. If you’re hungry for authentic Christianity, Wes Smith will touch your heart and his message will change your life.

From the Foreword by filmmaker Heinz Fussle:
Wes and his wife, Primrose, have had countless encounters with people in more than forty-five nations. Whether one-on-one or in a stadium of 50,000, the message was always the same: “God Loves YOU and can make you into an instrument of blessing no matter how far you have fallen.”
Wes and Primrose have been at the very center of the greatest revival ever recorded in China. They were the first team to enter Communist China with one ton of Bibles. During more than 60 trips they have led more than a thousand people to China; carrying God’s Word to searching and open hearts. Today it is believed that some ten percent of the entire population of China has come to place their trust in Jesus Christ. That is approximately 100 million Chinese, now serving the only true and living God.

It was written for ordinary people under extraordinary pressure. Suffering is the key to understanding. It is a manual for martyrdom.
As history draws to a close, all Christians need its message of warning and encouragement.

“When I was looking in hurt for a real God... two books quickly brought him into focus....One of the books was Christianity Explained. David Pawson took me with such clarity through all the undergrowth that I soon began to see the light shining ahead.’
From the Foreword by Gerald Williams

‘A thoroughly readable book offering a condensed and well illustrated survey of basic Christian truths. Such matters of keen debate as believers’ baptism, being filled with the Holy Spirit, and the Second Coming are faced with refreshing clarity.’
Bishop John Perry

· Is there a God?
· Is He a good God?
· Was the death of Jesus murder or suicide?
· Where is He now? What does saved mean?
· How does one become a Christian?
· What about the Holy Spirit?
· Where does the Church fit in? How will it all end?

Gerald Williams, in the foreword, writes, - "We learn the right prayers, pick up some jargon, but we still don't know whether God is real. Many preachers, intoxicated by theology and yet themselves apparently unsure, fail to teach the simple, basic truths.
David Pawson took me with such clarity through all the undergrowth and I soon began to see the light shining ahead.

“When I was looking in hurt for a real God ... two books quickly brought him into focus .... One of the books was Christianity Explained. David Pawson took me with such clarity through all the undergrowth that I soon began to see the light shining ahead.”
From the Foreword by Gerald Williams

“A thoroughly readable book offering a condensed and well illustrated survey of basic Christian truths. Such matters of keen debate as believers’ baptism, being filled with the Holy Spirit, and the Second Coming are faced with refreshing clarity.”
Bishop John Perry

“[David Pawson] is a first rate communicator.”
Church Times

Since the restoration of Israel on May 14, 1948, however, what seemed a hodgepodge of heads, horns and beasts has begun to coalesce into a logical framework. Like pieces of a cosmic jigsaw puzzle, the ancient prophecies are at last coming together to reveal a Divine Big Picture.

The Last Generation presents clear and undeniable evidence that points to this generation as the one of whom Jesus spoke when He said, "This generation shall not pass until all these things be fulfilled."

This generation is The Last Generation.

Jack Kinsella is the founder and publisher of The Omega Letter, (www.omegaletter.com) a daily journal of events as they relate to Bible prophecy. Jack is head writer of “The Hal Lindsey Report” television program and former head writer for “This Week in Bible Prophecy.” Jack is the author of more than two dozen television documentaries on the subject, including “Front Row Seats” and “Left Behind: Where’d Everybody Go?” and more than two thousand columns on current events and Bible prophecy.

Here is a short clip from Hal Lindsey Foreword to The Last Generation:
“I just finished reading his book, The Last Generation. I believe it is a milestone in the field of Bible prophecy.
It is a must read. Whether you are religious or nonreligious – believer or skeptic – I believe you will find Kinsella’s book fascinating. For many, it will be life changing.”

In a personal note to Jack, Hal writes:
“You hit this one out of the park. I read every page and found it fascinating. It’s a great book. I pray that it will bring many to Christ.”

Reader Endorsements:

“Jack’s done a great job of putting the puzzle pieces together so that one can truly see the big picture. …I have to say that I finally able to fully see this clearly thanks to Jack’s concise commentary.”
Ray Gano, founder and editor of “Prophezine”

“Jack's analysis is always relevant witty and insightful ... I couldn't be without it.”
Alf Cengia
Melbourne, Australia

“A solidly Biblical take on today's current events and their relationship to Bible prophecy for the last days ...”
Rev. Larry and Lynda Salings
Hermann, Missouri

Stones in the Bible vary from precious - diamonds, rubies, and emeralds, to common - salt, flint, and tar. Each stone has its own story. Pearls, gold, and jasper portray heaven. Pitch and brimstone describe the eternal nightmare of hell. God’s light is expressed as the color of amber. The colors of emeralds, jasper and sardine describe the presence of God in heaven.
Stones of the Bible can be found from Genesis to Revelation. Of the thirty-nine books in the Old Testament, thirty-six identify stones. Only Ruth, Obadiah, and Jonah have no mention of stones. Almost half of the New Testament books identify stones.
This text tells the story of the stones spoken of in the Bible. The King James Version mentions thirty-five stones directly or indirectly, and three types of rocks. Individual stones are mentioned 882 times; the three types of rocks are mentioned thirty-five times. Stones in the Bible were mined, given as gifts, traded and taken as spoils of war. Most of the stones are mentioned in relation with heaven, hell, the Garden of Eden, temples, priestly raiment, and wealth.
This book provides groundwork for understanding and identifying the different stones mentioned in the Bible. It presents a summary of each stone, the settings in which it occurs and a synopsis of the biblical, spiritual and traditional significance of each stone. Each stone is also presented from a scientific viewpoint; describing chemical and physical properties. The final chapter asks the broader question; “are the stones here by chance or design?”
Appendices at the end of the book include two mathematical proofs of God, provide chemical symbols of the elements making up the stones of the Bible, examine more closely the light transmitted and reflected from some of the stones, and show students how to grow a stone (crystal). Our final appendix lists all occurrences of the stones and rocks found in the Bible.
The stories told by the stones of the Bible are compelling, informative, and beautiful. A brief history of the part each plays in the Bible, as well as an understanding of their physical characteristics reward the interested reader with a greater depth and discovery of this most enlightening facet of the world’s most wonderful book, the Bible.
This is an excellent resource for homeschoolers, Bible students and rock hounds alike. Includes beautiful full-color plates and www/stonesofthebible.com, an interactive learning web site.
"Stones of the Bible is a great resource for homeschoolers who want to know more about geology from a Biblical worldview.”
Israel Wayne, Home School Digest

Stephen E. Pierce is the exploration manager for Zion Oil and Gas Company; currently involved in oil drilling operations in Northern Israel. He also teaches geology in the State of Texas University and College System.
Stephen’s resume includes international oil projects for Mobil Oil Corporation, Superior Oil Company, AMOCO and UNOCAL, from South America and the Caribbean to Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Prior to his private sector career he was an aerographer for the United States Navy.
Stephen earned his M.S. in geology from San Diego State University and his B.S. in geology from California State University. He holds the title of Professional Geologist with the State of Wyoming and is a member of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists and the American Institute of Professional Geologists.
An active writer, Stephen has published technical articles in the Oil & Gas Journal and Explorer Magazine. Stephen is also the author of the novel, Sherlock Holmes and the Story For Which the World is Not Yet Prepared.

Eight volumes have been brought into one compact and easy to use guide to cover both the Old and the New testaments in one massive omnibus edition. Old Testament: / The Maker's Instructions -- The five books of law / A Land and A Kingdom -- Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1&2 Samuel, 1&2 Kings / Poems of Worship and Wisdom -- Psalms, Song of Solomon, proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Job / Decline and Fall of an Empire -- Isaiah, Jeremiah and other prophets / The Struggle to Survive -- Chronicles and prophets of exile New Testament: / The Hinge of History -- Mathew, Mark, Luke, John and acts / The Thirteenth Apostle -- Paul and his letters / Through Suffering to Glory -- Revelation, Hebrews, and the letters of James, Peter and Jude

It is a detailed analysis of the two major areas of controversy, the 'Rapture' and the 'Millennium', followed by a look at other related issues - the application of unfulfilled predictions in the Old Testament, the nature of the kingdom in the teaching of Jesus and the future of Israel and the biblical philosophy of history. The final section attempts a new approach to the interpretation of the 'Book of Revelations'.

We can say with reasonable confidence that there has never been a book on the subject of angels like A Conspiracy of Angels