The Book of Mysteries

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Now for those wondering if the title “mystery” doesn’t make the book sound just a little sensational I can tell you subjects discussed in this book did indeed do the title justice. This was a great adventure in some of the Bible’s greatest mysteries, the central theme of which was YHWH’s redemptive love as worked out through the history of the Jewish people and the promised “seed” of Yeshua, mankind’s salvation of YHWH. Ian Rankin is an Edgar Award winner and New York Times bestselling author of the Inspector Rebus series, set in contemporary Edinburgh, Scotland. His latest title is A Song for the Dark Times. Seven treatises of Manichaeism ( Gospel of Mani, Treasure of Life, The Epistles, The Book of Mysteries, Pragmateia, The Book of Giants, Psalms and Prayers) Then, said the teacher, the greatest possible manifestation of love has already manifested . . . on our planet . . . God has put Himself in our place. And so there is no greater love . . . no greater love you could ever know, he said. When you feel it and when you don’t, it doesn’t matter—it doesn’t change anything. Nothing you do can alter this love. No good work can increase it. And no sin can lessen it. When you feel it and when you don’t, it’s there nonetheless. We cannot change it—we can only receive it and be changed by it. We can only let it change us. For the greatest possible love has already been manifested. God has come down. It is only for us to receive it and to do likewise. And that’s exactly what the name Yeshua reveals. It literally means God is my salvation. The ancient hope was that one day God would become our Yeshua. And so He has. Yeshua means God has become our rescue, our help, our freedom, our healing, our victory, and our salvation. God has become Yeshua to become the answer to every need. So the key is to take every need in your life and join it to that Name, to Yeshua, one word . . . and the answer to everything."

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It’s impossible to talk about mystery novels without immediately thinking of the legendary Agatha Christie. Amongst all of her works, none has a story quite as impeccably crafted as And Then There Were None, which explains why it is the best selling mystery book of all time.

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I have been pleasantly surprised by this because it isn't your typical devotional. It has a daily revelation about a Biblical mystery, an in depth look at a Bible passage, or an in-depth look at a word from the Bible. Each message includes Bible verses to look up from the Old and New Testament. I feel that Jonathan Cahn really put a lot of time, research and thought into this. I appreciated how he tied so much of the old testament to the new, and gave me a deeper understanding about how connected the Bible is; I was truly awed by that. The Beginning of Witness After the Victory of the Righteous": "The Righteous" may refer to Enoch, and this chapter may be related to the Book of Enoch. The Scriptures declare that God is love, he said. If God is love, He must be the greatest love, the ultimate love. Do you believe God loves us?

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And if you want to see a year of new things, you must choose to live not in the natural and walk not by nature and all its oldness and repetitions. But you must choose to live in the supernatural and walk in the will and power of Him who makes all things new. Live on earth in the power of heaven . . . and you will walk in the newness of life . . . and the year ahead will be a shannah . . . of change." Larson, Erik W. (2000). "Mysteries". In Lawrence H. Schiffman; James C. VanderKam (eds.). Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea scrolls. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780195084504. When you feel happy, you say, ‘ I am happy.’ And when you’re not, you say ‘ I am sad.’ When you tell others who you are, you say, ‘I am’ followed by your name. YHVH means ‘I Am.’ It’s the Name of the Eternal, the Name of God. His Name is I Am."

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That which is earthly is singular. That which belongs to the physical realm is finite. Everything that is physical is limited. That’s why, no matter how much of the earthly realm you get, no matter how many earthly possessions you possess, it can never fill you or bring you completion.

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Girl A: A Novel by Abigail Dean (Recommended by Karin Slaughter) Viking is publisher. Author's photo by Alison Rosa. Yasha is wºhat we spend our lives seeking for, whether we realize it or not. We all need help, we all need freedom, we all need victory, and we all need and, in one way or another, seek for salvation. And in Hebrew, salvation comes from yasha. And from the word yasha comes the Hebrew word yeshua. Yeshua means salvation. So in the Hebrew Scriptures, it is written, ‘He has become my salvation.’" Adam's Testimony about Jesus": Quoting from "Adam Revelation" to prove the prophetic inheritance from Adam to Jesus. But in the sacred tongue of Scripture it’s more than that. It’s called the shannah. . . and it contains a secret. The word shannah is linked to the number two." A fascinating look into the secrets of the supernatural world for curious children obsessed with magic and mystery.

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Shannah can mean the second, the duplicate, or the repeat. In the natural realm, in the realm of astrophysics and nature, the year is a repetition of what has already been . . . the revolving of the earth around the sun . . . the coming of winter, spring, summer, and fall . . . the blossoming of flowers and their withering away, the rebirth of nature and its dying, the same progression, the same replaying of what already was. So a year is a shannah, the repetition of the past. And now you have a new year before you. So what kind of year will it be?" Yes, he said, a kiss is an expression of joy. And a kiss brings joy. So true worship is an expression of joy. You worship out of joy. Your joy becomes worship and your worship becomes joy. It all started with an unplanned encounter in the middle of a desert where the author met a “teacher” who taught in a “school” which was no ordinary school. The teachings were no less ordinary. It was a unique one in which it was difficult to tell if the teaching was based on the surroundings or the surroundings based on the teaching. It was mainly an impartation of mysteries which would lead to other mysteries or form a larger mystery. The teachings, the mysteries, the questions and answers were noted down in a journal. And by the end of the course there were three hundred sixty-five mysteries, one for each day of the year- a teaching, a mystery and a mission. Walter Mosley is the author of over 60 critically acclaimed books of fiction, nonfiction, memoir and plays. His work has been translated into 25 languages. His books have been adapted for film and TV and his short fiction and nonfiction essays have been published in a wide range of outlets from The New York Times to The Nation. Mosley has won numerous awards, including an O. Henry Award, Mystery Writers of America’s Grand Master Award, a Grammy®, NAACP Image awards, PEN (Poets, Essayists, Novelists) America’s Lifetime Achievement Award, the 2020 Robert Kirsch Award, and the National Book Award’s Distinguished Contribution to American Letters.Davies, Phillip R., George J. Brooke, Phillip R. Callaway. Complete World of the Dead Sea Scrolls. London: Thames & Hudson, 2002. The Mission: Today, open your mind, your heart, and your life to that which you don’t yet know, that you might contain that which is greater than yourself. Hystaspes' Testimony on the Beloved": Hystaspes was a Zoroastrian king who was converted to Zoroastrianism, and Mani might use this kind of apocalyptic literature to explain himself and his theology. Discover the ancient mysteries of God and the hidden keys to open the doors of joy and fulfillment... Cosmic enough to be spoken of by God. ‘Heaven is My throne,’ He said, ‘and the earth is My footstool.’ What do you think it means?