Jesus Christ Our Passover [Hardcover] Victor P. Wierwille (Author)

Jesus Christ Our Passover

Wierwille, Victor P.

Religion & Spirituality

Amer Christian Pr

Jesus Christ Is Not God by Victor P. Wierwille (Author) ISBN-13: 978-0910068338 ISBN-10: 091006833X

Jesus Christ Is Not God

Solid Biblical teaching on tithing and its relevancy to the Church today. The booklet was originally offered with the class "Power For Abundant Living" by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, in the 1970s.

Christians Should Be Prosperous

Christian Books & Bibles

American Christian Press

THIS PAPERBACK WILL BE UNPUBLISHED THE WEEK OF MAY 16TH 2021. - PLEASE SEE - https://amzn.to/33MYzMB - FOR THE CURRENT Kindle or Paperback. God bless!

GALATIANS - University of Life Corps Teachings: Word for Word, Verse for Verse Teaching Transcripts

Independently published

THIS PAPERBACK WILL BE UNPUBLISHED THE WEEK OF MAY 16TH 2021. - PLEASE SEE - https://amzn.to/2QmbYbA - FOR THE CURRENT Kindle or Paperback. God bless!

ROMANS – Part 2 of 2 - Chapters 8-16 - Teachings 36-72: Word for Word, Verse for Verse Teaching Transcripts from the Epistle

Annotations include: * Strongs Hebrew and Greek Numbers included * Bullinger's Figures of Speech defined with examples * Bullinger's Companion Bible Appendices where discussed * Inline verses added from King James Version text * Replaced abbreviated words with whole words * Edits to original text where words or letters were missing or wrongly transcribed. -- Starting with an introduction to the Book of Proverbs itself, going into the opening verses in order to understand exactly what the purpose and function of Proverbs is, how it was used in Old Testament times. And once we get through the background and the introduction, then we're going to cover difficult verses. We're not going to take Proverbs and go all the way through it like we've done with the [epistles]...People have problems because they forsake the Word. Now in every culture basically, there has been the study of wisdom. We have it in our culture; philosophy. Philosophy is a combination of two Greek words, phileo, which means what? Love. And sophos, which means wisdom. It's the love of wisdom and that's philosophy.~phileo - Strong's Greek: 5368sophos - Strong's Greek: 4680~ And in Greek culture you had the "sophos" who were the wise ones. In Egyptian culture you had people who were supposed to be wise people. Wisdom people. They wrote what they called wisdom literature. In all the cultures of the East, the Greeks, the Romans. Every civilized culture basically has had the study of wisdom, and they had people that were known as wise people; Plato, Aristotle, Socrates. But the thing is if they reject the Word, what wisdom is really in them? World wisdom. The word for "wisdom" in German is "wissenshaft". But the word for philosophy is "weltwissenshaft". It means world wisdom. World wisdom is philosophy in German. In English it's philosophy which is the love of wisdom. So wisdom in basically every civilized culture has stood at the top. As a matter of fact, the top degree you can earn in college is a doctor of philosophy. The love of wisdom. A doctor of the love of wisdom.Now doctor, if you ever look it up in the Bible in the New Testament, it's a translation of the Greek word didaskalos*, which means "teacher". So all a doctor of philosophy is, is a teacher of wisdom, basically. And again in every culture, you've had those who were supposed to be teachers of wisdom. Doctors of philosophy, who were supposed to be the smart ones in the culture. But without the wisdom of God, without going to God's Word you'll never have real wisdom. The wise are ashamed. The scribe's pen is in vain, like it said here in Jeremiah.~~~~~didaskalos - Strong's Greek: 1320~~~~~And that's the elder of the gate, the elder of the gate. He's the one that was supposed to be one of the wisest in the community that sat at the city gate in order to judge things that came up, problems that they encountered. And as a matter of fact, you might want to jot down Deuteronomy 22:15 and Ruth 4:1 and 2, where it talks about elders of the gates. But here is a good description, I thought, of an elder, because Job says (talking about his previous status) . . .

PROVERBS – University of Life Corps Teachings - Annotated: Word for Word, Verse for Verse Teaching Transcripts

THIS PAPERBACK WILL BE UNPUBLISHED THE WEEK OF MAY 16TH 2021. - PLEASE SEE - https://amzn.to/3eNMMEa - FOR THE CURRENT Kindle or Paperback. God bless!

EPHESIANS – University of Life Corps Teachings - Annotated: Word for Word, Verse for Verse Teaching Transcripts

Philippi is above the Aegean Sea in Macedonia. On the map, the word "Thrace" is above it. Thrace is off to the right and above. Macedonia is the area that encompasses Beroea, Thessalonica, Philippi, and larger areas to the west and north of that. Philippi actually lies nine miles inland, north of the Aegean Sea in Macedonia. Right on the coast next to Philippi is Neapolis, port city. If a boat comes in, it gets off at Neapolis and goes over mountain range to Philippi, nine miles north.Very important road - Via Egnatia or Egnatian Way - famous military and commercial road built right through the city of Philippi. It spanned both Thrace and Macedonia, from the east coast of Byzantium on the Bosphorus, extreme east end of Thrace. The road zigzagged through Philippi and Thessalonica all the way to the west coast of Macedonia. Extended from Thrace, through Macedonia; from Byzantium to the coast of Macedonia on the west.That distance through Thrace is 493 English miles, which made it possible for travel and trade to go through Philippi and these other cities. It made it possible to carry goods from Rome across the sea to Macedonia and then by land all the way to the Bosphorus. Then after crossing the Bosphorus, a person could go any place in the east that he wanted to go. Very important highway at that time.Philippi is located in the northern area of Greece - Macedonia. The southern area of Greece is called Achaia. Along the west coast of Greece is Apearus.Originally Philippi was called Krenides (springs or fountains) because there were many springs and fountain in that area.359 B.C. - Philip II (Philip of Macedon, Father of Alexander the Great) became king of Macedonia. He knew that city of Krenides would add stability and influence to his kingdom. It was in an extremely fertile area. It would guard his eastern border against Thracian advances (same Barbaric tribes from Thrace who came down and threatened Galatians at one time in history). Above all, the mines would perhaps meet his most pressing need - gold.356 B.C. - Philip captured Krenides, fortified it and named it Philippi.108 B.C. - Roman army defeated Macedonian forces at Pydna in Macedonia. At that time, Macedonia was organized as a semi-independent republican federation, divided into four districts and governed by annual officials. Capital of the first district of Macedonia, which includes Philippi, was Amphipolis (one of the cities Paul traveled through on his way to Thessalonica from Philippi).Acts 16:12 And from thence to Philippi, which is the chief city of that part of Macedonia, and a colony: and we were in that city abiding certain days.- Philippi was a city of the first district of Macedonia, Amphipolis was the capital of it.146 B.C. - After a number of revolts, Macedonia reorganized as a Roman province. Thessalonica became the capital for all of Macedonia. At no time was Philippi ever the capital.42 B.C. - Philippi was the site of a great battle that sounded the death knell of Romans. When Paul traveled to Philippi he went by boat from Troas to the island of Samothracia to Neapolis, port city. As one left the city, he started up a hill and there would be a mountain range along the coast. Plain, a basin on the other side of the mountain, and then another range of mountains. As one looked across the plain, he would see the city of Philippi on one of the hillsides on the other side.The marshy plain was the site of a great battle where Brutus and Casius (the men who had killed Julius Caesar) were defeated by Octavian and Mark Antony. After the battle, Philippi was made a Roman colony - military settlement. "And it's a colony" - military settlement. It was Octavian that made it a Roman colony.31 B.C. - Octavian defeated Mark Antony at the Battle of Actium in Epirus (on map - west coast, on south side of inlet). On north side of inlet - Nicopolis.Many of the people who lived in Italy . . .

PHILIPPIANS - University of Life Corps Teachings: Word for Word, Verse for Verse Teaching Transcripts

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Wierwille, Victor P.. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Wierwille, Victor P.