I believe that the next revival will come on a personal level for everyone who will pick up his or her bible daily to read, study, and meditate. Engage in personal times of prayer day and night; move from selfish Christianity to the place of personal service of others and the will and purpose of the Lord. Throughout the Bible, we see the Lord moved in the situation of his people, when they return to the ordinances of His word for guidance, in correction of their ways, or even for a new beginning, when they have engaged God in prayer and when they have stepped out to do his will. I believe that these three constants of our Christian faith also double as oracles of God, because in them the power of God is made alive; divine answers, messages, and burdens are granted to those who will diligently ask, seek, and knock. I believe that these three are oracles in their individual standings, but never to be practiced individually. Rather, when all three are embraced as a lifestyle, there will be a threefold release of the power of God. Revival will break forth within individuals and hence the entire body of Christ. This book is a holy cry for the people of God to avail themselves of these one-on-one connections with the almighty: Through his oracles.

How can impure, earthbound humans gain access to God, who is holy and in heaven? In ancient Israel and much of the ancient world, the answer was obvious: by means of a temple. The temple gives access to God because it images the cosmos. This book explores how the concept of a heavenly temple emerged as an important theological concept for early Christians. They developed their understanding of Christ and his work in part through their understanding of heaven as a temple. Nicholas Moore examines the heavenly temple concept in the New Testament within its Jewish and Greco-Roman contexts, demonstrating that the ministry of Jesus gives believers access to the dwelling place of God himself. Moore explores conceptions of the heavenly temple in the ancient world, Second Temple Judaism, the book of Revelation, Hebrews, the Gospels, Acts, and other early Christian literature. One important contribution of the book is to provide a corrective to the way many people understand the Jerusalem temple in early Christian thought. It is the first comprehensive study of the heavenly temple in the New Testament. Professors, students, and scholars of the New Testament will benefit from this work.

Prophetic Oracles of Salvation in the Old Testament is a comprehensive and innovative assessment of these often ignored or misunderstood canonical texts. Claus Westermann shows that these oracles occur in distinct forms and make up a coherent tradition. He goes on to demonstrate that these texts, often percieved only as a message of judgement and doom, in fact proclaim hope and deliverance as well.

Dr. Lord M. Hunt was born in Chicago, Illinois. At the age of 21, he made a commitment to Christ and begin working in ministry. For over fifty years, Dr. Hunt’s walk with God has continually intensified. Dr. Hunt earned a Doctorate of Theology and a Doctorate of Religious Philosophy; and he established the schools of the Apostles and Prophets in 1992. As the Apostolic Bishop and Chief Apostle to SAKAL Global Nation, he’s a “Father in the Gospel” to many within a body of international ministries. He led a mission to assist Haiti after the 2010 earthquake, establishing the Psalms 41 Project: a mission ministry to help SAKAL International Churches assist their communities throughout the year. In July 2020, amid COVID-19 lockdowns and civil unrest across the world, Dr. Hunt begin teaching virtually “Behind the Veil” encouraging participants to establish and maintain a consistent relationship with God through prayer. Dr. Hunt has dedicated his life to teaching the Word of God while impacting the world for Jesus Christ.