Seduction of the Hebrew Root Movement Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch Moriel has long urged the Body of Christ to rediscover the Hebrew root of its faith for four reasons. The first is that the destiny of […]
The Anointing
Acts 2 When the day of Pentecost had come, they were all together in one place. And suddenly there came from heaven a noise like a violent rushing wind, and […]
Once Christian Marriage Means Nothing Part 1 of 2
by James Jacob Prasch ‘I say unto you whoever divorces his wife except for unchastity makes her commit adultery and whoever marries a divorced woman commits adultery’ – Jesus Christ […]
Understanding the Mixture
by James Jacob Prasch In an age where pop psychology is masquerading as biblical doctrine things can become very confusing. Today we hear so much about things being a mixture […]
The Death of Absalom
By James Jacob Prasch Civil War 2 Samuel 18:1: “David numbered the men who were with him, and set over them commanders of thousands and commanders of hundreds. And […]
The Great Church Robbery
by James Jacob Prasch Introduction We are going to focus on two main Greek words: “kleptos” is the primary New Testament word for “thief,” and “harpazo” is what a kleptos […]
Issues of Hinduism
The Character of God (Actual Hindu quote by an Indian student studying in the USA): “What I believe now is that Hindus and Christians are the same, we […]
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. […]
The Seventy Weeks of Daniel
Introduction We are in the Last Days when prophetic events are happening, and where prophetic events begin to happen, confusion automatically results. People were ask about the war in Iraq […]
Bible Versions
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