In God's Intentions for Man, Ajh, a man of God finds a young couple, Shela and John. He teaches them the meaning of life, why we are here, God's intentions for us, the deep meaning of the Ten Commandments, and the basic teachings of the most popular religions. He explains God's entity, the miracles and power we can have if we respect God's ways and laws. Ajh explains to the young couple the importance of understanding the words of Jesus and the reason for fasting and prayer. They witness the power Ajh has received from God and they want to learn more. The couple experience hell, are baptized with water, marry, learn the truth about creation vs. evolution and what Heaven is really like. They experience their first spiritual lesson and see powerful miracles with their own eyes. You, too, can find God but you must honestly seek God, respect His Laws, and with the help of Jesus it will be much easier. To understand God you must seek a spiritual path, because inside we are spiritual beings.

This book contains, almost without change in content or style, the Annie Kinkead Warfield Lectures delivered at Princeton Theological Seminary in February, 1974. The theme of the lectures has been well worked over by contemporary theologians from almost every conceivable angle of Christian thought. Yet the subject was chosen because of a) a life-long personal interest in it; b) a deep conviction about its primary significance for Christian understanding and life; c) the disquiet and challenge that lay in the fact that though many in our day have spoken on the subject none seems to say things I find it necessary to say in order to achieve wholeness in Christian thought and life.

In this booklet compiled from Life-study of Luke, Witness Lee fellowships concerning the first three and a half chapters of the Gospel of Luke. These chapters reveal that two angels and a number of human beings were involved in the preparation of the Man-Savior, and in the words spoken by these persons, seventeen aspects of the Man-Savior are revealed. “When we consider all these aspects…we see that He is not only both God and man, but everything God intended to give to His people and do for them.”

Mans demise has always been situated predominantly in the fact that he does not want to abide in Gods Will. Man wants to do and achieve everything on his own steam and energy. This book shows mans weaknesses and reveals to man the way back into Gods Will, including the results of such a dedicated life. In this book, it is also then downplayed against the life beyond Gods Will with the consequences of such a life.

This book covers Pastor Yutzys thoughts regarding some theological issues from eternity past to eternity future; from the creation of the first heaven and earth (Genesis 1:1) to the new heaven and new earth (Revelation 2122). He rejects evolution but does not agree with the young earth creationists. In eschatology, he is premillennial but does not accept the doctrine of imminence. Today, we do not know the day of his coming but, he believes, if we know what we are to look for, we will know the time when it arrives. Christs coming will not be as a thief in the night to those who know what to look for regarding the rapture of the church. The last part of the book covers his perspective on Gods special purpose for the church, Israel, and the Gentiles. He gives his views on abortion, tattoos, cremation, the lake of fire, Gehenna, outer darkness, heaven, the New Jerusalem, and other topics relevant for the church today.

GOD'S WILL, MAN'S WILL, AND FREE WILL Is it possible for a creature to have a free will and to continually exercise that will in complete conformity to the will of God? Yes! Are the creatures who thus conform their wills continually to the will of God in servitude? Are they slaves? Yes! If God plans, fore-determines and predestinates each and every deed of a man's life, powerfully controlling all circumstances, all persons, even all forces of whatever variety and magnitude that affects his life, can that one be free? Yes! In this little book the large subject of God's Will, Man's Will, and Free will is keenly examined by five different authors who make use of the Holy Scriptures to answer the multitude of questions, and of objections to what is written HORATIUS BONAR notes three things about men without Christ: 1. Their souls are not at rest. 2. Their conscience is not at work. And, 3. They do not tremble at the Word of God. The Lord has spoken. There is no room to question when His voice is heard. JONATHAN EDWARDS notes that God is the Supreme Orderer of all things, but that His ordering of all things (His orderings of the heart and fixing the steps of a man - Proverbs 16:1, 9) does not interfere with a man's ability to choose. C. H. SPURGEON notes that men will not come to Christ that they might have LIFE because they are dead in trespasses and sin. Can there be a soul that will not become wiser from these discussions? Edwards (1703-1758) is by far the best known American theologian. After graduating from and teaching at Yale University, he began a very fruitful ministry at Northampton, MA. The church was the scene of the explosive revival of 1734, 35, and burned fiercely for God under Edwards for several years. Edwards then went to pastor the lowly Indians. But at last he was called to be the first president of Princeton University, where he served only 5 weeks, dying of smallpox. C. H. Spurgeon (1834-1892) was not only the famed preacher for whom The Metropolitan Tabernacle was built, but he wrote a host of books, published a magazine, was a colporteur, was an expositor, etc. Horatius Bonar (1809-1899) was a Presbyterian minister in Scotland and the author of many excellent books of much practical value. Jay P. Green, Sr. (1918-) is Translator and Editor of The Interlinear Hebrew-Greek-English Bible and the translator of the Modern King James Version of the Holy Bible, The Teenage Version of the Holy Bible, and the Literal translation of the Holy Bible. He has written numerous books on textual criticism.