Divine Aristocracy
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Let us look at a few verses in Proverbs before turning to our main text in Ecclesiastes.Proverbs 8; 6-11: “Listen, for I shall speak […]
Egypt, Babylon and the Palm of God
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction We have spoken a number of times concerning things that teach about the Last Days. There are a number of time periods in Israel’s history, […]
Elijah: A Man Who Could Make It Rain
The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much. Elijah was a man with a nature like ours, and he prayed earnestly that it might not rain; and it […]
Ezekiel – Chaters 8 & 9
Ezekiel – Chaters 8 & 9 By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Ezekiel, in Hebrew, means “in the strength of God”. His ministry was such that it could only be carried […]
Ezekiel’s Scroll
by James Jacob PraschEzekiel prophesied at a time when God’s judgment of Israel was not merely impending, but had already begun; the Captivity was underway. Eat What I Am Giving […]
Fall of the House of Saul
By James Jacob Prasch God Ceases Communicating with Saul 1 Samuel 28:6: “And when Saul inquired of the Lord, the Lord did not answer him, either by dreams or by […]
Future History of the Church Part 1 of 3
By James Jacob Prasch Introduction Everyone wants to know the future. For this reason, people will go to fortunetellers, the occult, and all kinds of other sources to try to […]
Future History of the Church Part 2 of 3
Rome Then and Now What happened during the Reformation was relatively mild in comparison to the tremendous revival taking place now in Roman Catholic countries, specifically in South America: In […]
Future History of the Church Part 3 of 3
Elijah Then and Now There is much more that I could say about this, but let me put it to you this way: we must understand Elijah. King Ahab covets […]
Hanukkah Part 1 of 2
Introduction “Hanukkah” comes from the Hebrew term “hanukkat” meaning “dedication” or “rededication”. There are four aspects of Hanukkah: The first is the “traditional” one, what most people are familiar with. […]