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| 1 | Anti-Christ and the Rapture | 2009 | 61 | In depth theological discussion |
| 2 | Signs and Wonders | 1933 | 54 | Must reading with footnotes |
| 3 | Om Saleem: Prophecy in 1933 | 2009 | 38 | Commentary and summary of Signs… |
| 4 | Hell and Its Divisions | 2009 | 6 | Theological discussion: Abaddon, Pit |
| 5 | Jesuit Priests, Jesuit God | 2003 | 34 | A tour of the Gregorian University |
| 6 | God Immanent | 2005 | 165 | Book of short stories (PayPal) |
| 7 | Commentary on John | 2009 | 29 | Bible study |
| 8 | Statesmen on God | 2009 | 8 | Quotations |
| 9 | Pre-Biblical Revelation | 2009 | 48 | Slide show in PowerPoint |
| 10 | Prayer Guidelines | 2007 | 18 | Theological and devotional |
| 11 | Glimpses of Grace | 2001 | 95 | Biography: 50 Years as a Pastor |
| 12 | Mary: Past, Present, and Future | 1999 | 712 | Book www.rarechristianbooks.com |
| 13 | First Mass | 2002 | 7 | Insightful Biblical exegesis from OT |
| 14 | I Am Ruth | 2001 | 13 | Women’s study |
| 15 | Ode to My Mother | 2017 | 2 | She died at the age of 101 |
| 16 | Shekinah Glory | 2005 | 14 | Signature of the Messiah |
| 17 | Capitalism Must Go | 2009 | 5 | A Christian look at economics |
| 18 | Preposterous Claim of Christianity | 2009 | 6 | Insight into the Trinity and atonement |
| 19 | Slavery | 2009 | 8 | History and the Christian response |
| 20 | Christmas | 2009 | 15 | Story of the Boy Jesus, the Messiah |
| 21 | Assurance of Salvation | 2010 | 8 | A test is given for this critical element |
| 22 | Heaven | 2010 | 9 | Who is there and for how long |
| 23 | Tragedy | 2010 | 16 | 15 short stories on tragedy |
| 24 | He Stood in Their Midst | 2010 | 3 | Fiction: A short story of the Jesus Film |
| 25 | Easter | 2010 | 11 | The two resurrections and the apostles |
| 26 | Jesus’s Seven Last Words | 2010 | 6 | Jesus’s words in context |
| 27 | Prayer in Practice | 2010 | 10 | Prayer in the believer’s life |
| 28 | Faith, Hope, and Charity | 2010 | 12 | Theology |
| 29 | Jesus’ Greatest Miracle | 2010 | 6 | A miracle often overlooked |
| 30 | God’s Control over Evil & Good | 2010 | 10 | The hard side |
| 31 | Meaning of Biblical Names | 2010 | 17 | Names by classification |
| 32 | The Trinity | 2010 | 11 | OT and NT Proofs |
| 33 | The Circumincession | 2010 | 14 | The bond greater than marriage |
| 34 | Theological Terms | 2010 | 208 | What the Christian should know |
| 35 | Popular Bible Verses | 2010 | 9 | Verse Quotation and Sayings |
| 36 | Forgiveness | 2011 | 8 | Forgive and be forgiven |
| 37 | Protocols of Zion | 2011 | 11 | Insight into its true authorship |
| 38 | Psalm 19 | 2013 | 20 | Hidden meaning of Revelation |
| 39 | Proverbs | 2018 | 8 | Seven steps to the wisdom pyramid |
| 40 | Case for Thomas | 2018 | 8 | Who was his twin? |
| 41 | The Commandments | 2021 | 202 | All God’s commands |
Anti-Christ and the Rapture, 2009, 55 pp: The Rapture is discussed from a Premillennial Dispensationalist viewpoint, but major arguments form Postmillennialists and Amillennialists are covered. The author is a Pretribulationalist but discusses Midtribulationalist and Posttribulationalist arguments. The timing of the Rapture is given relative to the Seven Feasts of Israel and the parable of Ten Virgins. Whether the Anti-Christ will be a Jew or hail from the Holy Roman Empire is shown conclusively from a Biblical standpoint. Both subjects are then addressed from current literature and from the prophecy of Om Saleem.
Signs and Wonders, 1933, 54 pp: This document records the visions of Hanneh Elias Aghaby, known as Om Saleem in Amman, Trans-Jordan in 1933. The scribe was her oldest son, Saleem B. Kawar, who later became a Baptist pastor; and the publisher was Baptist Pastor Roy Whitman, grandson of Walter Whitman. I have studied and debunked over a hundred modern-day revelations from Heaven, but this one is true. The object of these revelations was to 1) give instructions for a First-Church atmosphere, 2) give glory, and honor, and reverence to God, and 3) to receive prophecy relative to the Last Days. The text is annotated.
Om Saleem: Prophecy in 1933, 2009, 38 pp: This document gives a bird’s eye perspective of Signs and Wonders, which was published in 1933. To enjoy this document to its fullest, first read the original document (Signs and Wonders) that stood the city of Amman on its head. Many prophecies that are not covered in the original are elaborated on here.
Hell and Its Divisions, 2009, 6 pp: This is actually a single view-graph presentation. Sheol of the OT and Hades of the NT are equivalent and for the soul only, whereas Gehenna or the Lake of Fire are future and are for the body and soul. The compartments of Sheol are shown to be Hell (Abaddon or Pit) for humans, the Abyss with a sub compartment called Tartarus for fallen angels and Abraham’s Bosom for the OT saints. Abraham’s Bosom was evacuated at a certain point in redemption history.
Jesuit Priests, Jesuit God, 2003, 33 pp: When Martin Luther (1483-1546) visited Rome in 1510 a year before receiving his doctorate, he was mortified at what he saw. When I nearly five hundred years later visited Rome and noticed that nothing had changed, I decided to write this story. This well illustrated document records the usurpation of the emerging Roman Catholic Church (the sixth head of Revelation) of the pagan culture (first five heads) that preceded it. It is shown that Catholic Temples in Rome were purposely located over dedicated pagan sites. In particular the symbolism, anthropomorphisms, and zoomorphisms in the Jesuit Temples Chiesa del Gesù and St. Ignatius of Loyola are dissected. Finally, the Temple of the original Triad of Jupiter, Minerva, and Juno purchased at great price by the Jesuits which stands adjacent to the famous Gregorian University is shown to be a requirement for their sun god worship. This I have seen firsthand when given a rare tour of the Greg on 29 June 1994.
God Immanent, 2005, 165 pp: This book is available on line.It contains 23 short stories some of which occurred within my own family and the others through people that I know and have interviewed in depth. They all concern the intervention of God in our daily lives. The stories proceed for the simple to the sublime. Some are just answers to prayer. Some have healings. Some show demonic spirits. Some show prophecy. And one shows that fear will short-circuit any prayer. God truly is immanent!
Commentary on John, 2009, 29 pp: The work includes 128 verse and pericope-level commentaries on the Gospel according to John. I guarantee you that there are facts within this document that you have not heard before. Learn the Circumincession of the Trinity and the Believer, the Memra, Peter’s Commission, Jesus greatest miracle, what the 153 fish signify, etc. If you are leading a study on John, the apostle whom Jesus loved, be sure to read through this manuscript. The probability that John could complete 14 random lists to number 7 by inserting from one to six elements of the list, or by creating his own list of seven as well as keeping the sum of the completed lists divisible by seven is one in 30 trillion.
Statesmen on God, 2009, 8 pp: No matter how famous a person has become, or what powers he has attained in this world, it is humbling to know that he too must come before the Lord in prayer. Here are their words. Also included are Supreme Court rulings regarding Christianity.
Pre-Biblical Revelation, 2009, 48 pp: This Power Point presentation explores the full meaning of the Protoevangelium (Ge 3:15), the original meaning of the Mazzarot (Job’s term for the constellations), early Biblical archeology, Flood legends, and finally the recent theory of the hidden Biblical content of Chinese characters which originated on a plain in the land of Shinar at the Tower of Babel. The author is the first to link a 4200-year-old Chinese ideograph, pre-Biblical history, the Mazzarot, and Scripture to a single word.
Prayer Guidelines, 2007, 18 pp: This manuscript covers the following technical and spiritual aspects of prayer: How to, reasons for, admonitions against, promises to, the Apostle’s Prayer, places for, positions for, times for, types of, examples of, what not to pray for, and finally the four big secrets to a God-filled prayer life: Awe, Messiah, Repetitive Sin, and Forgiveness.
Glimpses of Grace, 2001, 95 pp: Read the biography of a Baptist pastor who labored fifty years in the Lord’s service. Read his ten favorite sermons. His simple works were fueled by hesed used providentially by Jehovah to usher in the Holy Spirit to bring the salvation of Jesus Christ to lost souls so that we all may fulfill the reason of our existence—praising the Lord! Just prior to terminating his dialysis treatment, the pastor said about his wife, Ruth: “Her love for me keeps me focused on the two most important things in this life: praising the Lord and bringing souls through the narrow gate to salvation.” I saw him give his final sermon, nearly blind, and with a pre-sermon verbal prompting by his wife. It was an honor to do his biography.
Mary: Past, Present, and Future, 1999, 712 pp: This book can be purchased from www.rarechristianbooks.com or from the publisher Wittenburg Publications, 138 Main Street, Toronto, Canada, M4E 2VE. This book, I think, is the most comprehensive on the subject of Mary, the mother of Jesus. It begins with Mary in Scripture and proceeds to the syncretization of the goddess Isis, the history of Marian theology, private Marian revelations, the evolution of Marian iconography, Marian apparitions, and finally UFOs and Marian phenomena. The true reason for Mary’s existence within the Roman Catholic Church is revealed in the very words of a Catholic theologian.
First Mass, 2002, 7 pp: The Council of Trent declared that the first Mass was performed by Jesus Christ at the Last Supper and this tradition was continued in apostolic times as recorded in 1 Corinthians 11:17-34. In actuality, the Lord’s Supper was not a Mass and the apostles did not duplicate what the Council of Trent called the unbloody representation of the sacrifice on the cross. There was, however, allegorically in the OT an unbloody representation of the sacrifice on the cross. When Moses disobeyed the Lord and unwittingly performed this act, he in effect offered the first Mass and was banned from entering the Holy Land because of his disobedience.
I Am Ruth, 2001, 13 pp: The story of Ruth is told from a Christian perspective with keen insight into Jewish customs and traditions. The story is an allegory of the kinsman redeemer. Naomi represents mother Israel, Ruth—the Gentiles and Bride of the Messiah, Boaz—the Messiah, and Boaz’ servant (naar)—the Holy Spirit. The reasons for writing the book are shown to be: 1) the story of hesed (lovingkindness) among God’s people, 2) David was not disqualified from the throne because of Gentile blood from Ruth his grandmother, 3) David had hegemony over Ishbosheth, and finally 4) the allegory of the Messiah.
Ode to my Mother, 2017, 2 pp: The time honored phases of virgin-mother-crone are shown in her life. She began life thinking that “life was too short” but ended her life at the age of 101 without having uttered that sentence for 60 years. Life was, in fact, very long for her. She was a loving person with a persistence to the point of being abrasive, but obedient to God’s will.
Shekinah Glory, 2005, 14 pp: Where did the Shekinah Glory appear in the OT? When did it depart and how? How long did the Shekinah Glory tabernacle among the Jews after returning? What is the Shekinah Glory?
Capitalism Must Go, 2009, 5 pp: Biblical principles are applied to explain capitalism and socialism and the growing intermediate form of government called Interventionism. The system required to usher in the new world order is made plain to see. The morality of the two opposing systems is discussed. The bicephalous nature of a hierarchy is pointed out in light of the Lord’s command not to lord it over others.
Preposterous Claim of Christianity, 2009, 6 pp: Jews do not accept the Trinity. Islam rails against it. Unitarians have broken away from Christianity to deny it. Jehovah Witnesses denigrate it with Arianism. What are the consequences of denying it? Is it even plausible in the 21st century? The author has found a unique Biblical way to explain both it and the unseemly act of atonement by Jesus Christ on the cross.
Slavery, 2009, 8 pp: Slavery is shown to have existed in all major cultures since the Flood. Using an expanded definition of slavery that includes forced will and illicit gain, the curse of slavery is shown to exist today. Jesus did not attack slavery because that would have been like attacking one tentacle of an octopus and he was here to usher in the Kingdom of God. Job and Paul show the proper Christian response to slavery and the many names it can go by today.
Christmas, 2009, 14 pp: This is the complete Christmas Story. It begins with the fall of Satan and then the sins of Adam and Eve which inaugurate mankind’s need for a Messiah. This manuscript discusses the facts and theological issues behind all aspects of the Boy Jesus, the possible date of his birth, his itinerary in Egypt, and the knowledge of the Magi.
Assurance of Salvation, 2010, 7 pp: Faith is necessary for Salvation, but works are necessary for the Assurance of Salvation. This is the most important element of the Christian as a soldier of Christ. A test is given from 1 John. Missing the mark on any issue must be worked out.
Heaven, 2010, 9 pp: The concept of Heaven is confusing to many Christians partially because of the different Eschatological viewpoints. Where did the OT saints go? Where are those church saints dead in Christ? Where will the raptured church go, and how about the Tribulation saints? What will we do in the Millennium and the Eternal Order?
Tragedy, 2010, 16 pp: Since the author has not personally lived through the 15 short-story tragedies described in this manuscript, it is not he that is teaching the reader how to survive a particular tragedy or crisis (psychological trauma), but the person who has gone before him. Since many non-Christians have survived terrible crises, how much more so should the Christian also survive with God’s word as his guide. Tragedy avoidance is also described.
He Stood in Their Midst, 2010, 3 pp: This is a fictional short story accessing the viability of many of the 200 Jesus Films that have been presented to the public since the dawn of the cinema industry. More is in the hands of the auteur or writer/director than most people imagine.
Easter, 2010, 10 pp: Belief in the Resurrection is shown in the OT. The concept of two resurrections is shown as well as the First Fruits for each. The Jewish feast that Jesus fulfilled on Resurrection Sunday is shown. The first apostle to believe in the Resurrection is shown as well as the initial inability of the eleven apostles to believe in Jesus’ resurrection despite his seven predictions. This is the untold story of Easter Sunday.
Jesus’ Seven Last Words, 2010, 8 pp: The events leading up to Holy Week are carefully documented. Jesus’ civil and religious trials are outlined. His seven last words are analyzed as are the results of his death and events and stories following his death.
Prayer in Practice, 2010, 9 pp: What is Prayer? Why do we pray? Tests from 1 John are given for the Christian. The Christian must have the assurance of salvation, follow the law of Christ, and make Jesus the Lord of his life. The biggest hindrance to prayer is discussed as well as the mechanics of prayer.
Faith, Hope, and Charity, 2010, 12 p: Few exegetes have explained the interrelation of these three virtues. They are both fused (rising and falling together) and infused (God given). The reason there are only three is because there are only three accepted divisions to our brain in modern science and in Scripture.
Jesus’s Greatest Miracle, 2010, 6 pp: Most people know the Great Commandment, but how many know the Great Miracle? Miracle #22, the Feeding of the 5000 also called the Miracle of the Loaves and Fishes. This miracle is as divisive today as it was 2000 years ago separating believer from unbeliever.
God’s Control over Evil and Good, 2010, 10 pp: The largest percentage of evil is shown to be caused by fallen man, Satan, and his demons. The percentage of evil brought and caused by God is shown to be small. How this is done is shown relative to the believer and unbeliever. Since we are under the curse of thorns and thistles (Ge 3:18) and have free will in our fallen state, the removal of all evil from this place of trial is shown to be illogical. When the curse is lifted, thorns and thistles will be turned into cypress and myrtle (Is 55:13).
Meaning of Biblical Names, 2010, 17 pp: The manuscript discusses the names of places, names of God, titles of God, titles of Satan, names of the Anti-Christ, names of events, names of Biblical characters, and modern names.
The Trinity, 2010, 11 pp: The manuscript shows proof of the Trinity in the OT and the NT. It discusses the controversial Johannine Comma, grammatical inconsistencies that point to a Trinity, and the historical belief in a Trinity. Ultimately it is shown that the best explanation of the Trinity in human terms is from the allegory in Genesis. Only once in Scripture did mankind see the Trinity and only once did the Trinity speak.
The Circumincession, 2010, 13 pp: Technically the meaning of circumincession is that God (A) exists within something (B) and that he by grace allows B to exist within Him (A). The Trinity is defined as three persons with God-like characteristics. By Circumincession we can show that there is one God, three persons in that one God, and that this God is personal. Circumincessions are shown for the Trinity itself, the believer and the Trinity, Jesus the man and the Trinity, Yahweh and the Jews, and finally God and His creation. When the concept of the Circumincession goes awry, heresy results as shown in Arianism, Sabellianism, Unitarianism, Maximalism, and Minimalism.
Theological Terms, 2010, 208 pp: Over a hundred Biblical concepts are briefly discussed. These concepts should be understood by every Christian today and yet my experience shows that they are not well understood, and some are not even taught.
Popular Bible Verses, 2010, 8 pp: This manuscript discusses the development of the printed Word and how people quoted Scripture throughout history. Twelve popular sayings such as “Spare the rod and spoil the child” are discussed as to their Biblical content. Finally, the most popular verses, chapters, and books of the Bible are given.
Forgiveness, 2011, 8 pp: This manuscript discusses both sides of the painful act of forgiveness. In asking for forgiveness, it discusses the stages of confession, apology, and forgiveness. In granting forgiveness, the two great syndromes of C.S. Lewis and Simon Wiesenthal are portrayed. It is then shown why neither syndrome should affect the Christian.
Protocols of Zion, 2011, 11 pp: This manuscript is a modern-day translation of a document that first appeared in print in 1903 in Russia. Beyond a shadow of a doubt, the author has determined the true authorship of the document and has shown its relevance to the United States and the emergence of the one world leader.
Psalm 19, 2013, 20 pp: Theologians (Rosenmüller, De Wette, and Ewald) have maintained that Psalm 19 is really two psalms or hymns mistakenly joined together because of the disjuncture at Verse 7. Henry M. Morris, however, sees one psalm here where God’s revelation is shown to be both pre-Biblical and Biblical. He calls this one of the most magnificent writings in the Bible and indeed in all literature.
Proverbs, 2018, 8 pp: This was written as a sermon to illustrate the timelessness of the approach to salvation and damnation in the Book of Proverbs. The sermon discusses in detail the seven steps to the wisdom pyramid and shows that the first three steps (humility, self-love, and motivation) are key to acquiring wisdom and applying it properly.
Case for Thomas, 2018, 7 pp: A Christian never refers to Peter as “the crybaby” or to Paul as “that carnal man who was often under the influence of sin” so then why do most Christians speak of “Thomas the Doubter”? Surely there must be more to this Apostle. In fact, there is. The author shows that Thomas was a famous historical character with nerves of steel who carried the missing second sword and who was Peter’s character twin.
The Commandments, 2021, tbd pp: When the word “commandment” is mentioned, most Christians think of the 10 commandments listed twice in the OT. But they do not know that the Jews found 613 commandments within the Tenach. Most are unaware that James the Just listed 10 commandments of his own in the Book of James. Many when asked what is necessary for salvation will not mention keeping the commandments as did Jesus when queried by the rich young man (See the cover.) and as did John when writing about the Assurance of Salvation. In fact, there are over a thousand commands of omission, commission, and belief in the NT.