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We are at war and the warfare is spiritual God's plan of salvation is fulfilled in Christ, and everyone who believes in Christ as Lord has received an overwhelming victory in him. The victory is won, but we must appropriate it into our lives on a daily basis by putting on the whole armor of God. This is necessary for every believer to do, so it is critical for us to understand HOW we are to fight in the battle. Ephesians 6 declares that we are to be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might. We are to put on the whole armor of God that we may be able to stand against the tactics of the Evil One. To put on the whole armor of God is to be clothed with HIS power in practical application. This book exposes the strategy of the Enemy and unfolds an understanding of how the armor of God is to be utilized to walk victoriously against the principalities and powers on high. We have been given the Armor of Victory

The Fence of Salvation is an allegory, an extended metaphor, of some of the basic concepts of Christianity such as love, faith, forgiveness, mercy, justification, sanctification and redemption. These concepts are explained from the Hebrew and Aramaic "word pictures." Each letter of the ancient Hebrew alphabet was originally a picture of something from everyday life that became a stylized pictograph in early Semitic writing. When these pictographs or letters are joined together to form words, the word pictures provide a simple understanding of difficult concepts. The door of life into the fence of salvation is Jesus Christ, the author of salvation. We are connected to the fence by the Spirit of Holiness. And the fence of salvation surrounds believers as a haven of refuge that is rich with God's goodness, care, protection and provision. What an exciting picture of salvation

This study guide is written for the Christian who desires to know more about the heart of the revelation of the one body of Christ as it is set forth in the book of Ephesians. The essays included in the book are the results of studies of the comparison of the Greek text and the Aramaic Peshitta text. The main purpose of this workbook on Ephesians is to use various methods of study in order to learn how to meditate on the Word of God and then apply it in our lives. These are devotional methods and the study can be accomplished with only a Bible, this book and the Internet. The lessons can be used in individual study or a small-group setting.

Jesus Christ our Lord is the name above all names. At his name, every knee must bow, in heaven and on earth. The Name That Changes Everything explores many key names given to Jesus Christ and the power and authority that is associated with each name. His names help define who Jesus was and is. His many roles as a healing leader will bring new hope. This awareness is what will help the reader develop a more trusting relationship with the Savior. Are you seeking to increase the effectiveness of your prayers? Are you seeking a more intimate relationship with Jesus, the Messiah?Utilizing the Aramaic language of the Peshitta, which is related to the language that Jesus spoke, allows western people to look at these names through an eastern lens, seeing Jesus as the people of his day and time did. The author divides the names under three main categories that we need to understand: Jesus, Christ, and Lord. These names believed will increase the effectiveness of righteous prayers.Included in each chapter are suggested "Action Items" to aid the reader into the practical application of using the Son of God's names. The "Firstborn" conquered death and has the authority and power to freely give life to whomsoever will believe "And if you ask of me in my name, I will do it]" (John 14:14).