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  BUY NOW This book takes you on a transformative journey through the ancient texts of the Torah, exploring the secrets and mysteries that have been hidden for centuries. By delving into the laws and rituals of Exodus, Numbers, and Leviticus, you'll discover the profound connections between the Old Testament and the revelation of Jesus Christ. Through this book, you'll gain a deeper understanding of: - The symbolism and significance of the Tabernacle and its furnishings, and how they point to Christ - The intricacies of the Levitical laws and how they reveal God's plan of salvation - The historical context and cultural significance of the Torah, and how it applies to your life today - The powerful connections between the Old Testament and the New Testament, and how they illuminate the meaning of Christ's sacrifice and redemption By uncovering the secrets of the Torah, you'll experience a profound transformation in your spiritual life, gaining new insights and perspe...

  DOWNLOAD NOW Perhaps, this is the best book I can ever gift you. A well balanced approach on grace and sin. The King James Version alone got this scripture correct. John 20:23 (KJV) “Whose soever sins ye remit, they are remitted unto them; and whose soever sins ye retain, they are retained.” Jesus wasn’t talking about us being able to forgive the sins of other people; He was talking about us being able to “remit” or “retain” sins. To “remit" sins means to remove their negative consequences. To "retain" sins means to allow their negative consequences to come again or to be felt in order to affect someone. Retaining or remitting sins is not meant to be done by one person; the word Jesus used for "you" there is in plural form. This is what Paul meant when he told the Corinthian church to deliver someone to the devil – they were supposed to retain his sins, causing the consequences of his sins (things like guilt, condemnation, demonic attacks, sickness, emotio...

  DOWNLOAD NOW... In this book, I guide you on a journey from the beginning, through the law, and into the realm of grace. I've carefully selected and explained lesser-known scriptures that will not only shed light on tithing but also offer a deeper understanding of the Bible.  (NB: For further instructions on how to download the book from Google Drive, scroll down to the end of this book description.) This exploration goes beyond simply answering whether we should tithe or not; it's about uncovering the heart and mind of God and drawing our own informed conclusions.  As you read, you'll notice that when the Bible isn't clear, I'll use phrases like "likely," "perhaps," "I think," and "in my opinion." These conclusions are not definitive; rather, they're intended to spark insight and understanding, which ultimately comes from the Lord.  A Longer Description The challenge I've seen with us preachers is that we tend to pr...