Bøger af Antony Michael Hylton

This book will really transform your reading of many biblical texts. Firstly, I would have you imagine the scenes of David, Saul, Doeg and Ahimelech on a stage. Imagine all the scenes as though they were in a play. You could not then but see that although some of the subject matter is clearly tragic, you will also see that some of it is very amusing. If you find it amusing do not be religious and try to make it serious as though Yahuwah does not have a sense of humor, that would be stupid. You may ask why would it be stupid? Because if humans can have a sense of humor and Yahuwah created us in his image obviously, he must have the greatest sense of humor of all. We have two sayings which can help give perspective on this. Solomon says, "a merry heart does good like medicine". The Wisdom of the Bible understand that laughter is medicine. This is paraphrased well by Stephen Backlund. Going out from the well-known "The joy of Yahuwah is your strength" he observes "God created your body to receive laughter as medicine" (Backlund). Lets add to this the fact that it is not just the joy of Yahuwah which the Bible says is our strength. The Apostle Paul says boldly "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me". This term Christ means Mashiach or anointed. Well the Psalm applied to Jesus Christ in the book of Hebrews is just as revealing that Jesus has been anointed with the oil of joy above his brethren. Hence among Jesus and his disciples and Israel the most joyful, the funniest or the one who created the most laughter with joy was Jesus of Nazareth. Wherever he went tears would be turned to laughter, oil of joy would be spread instead of mourning, a garment of praise would be worn instead of a spirit of heaviness. The purpose being that we might be oaks of righteousness the planting of Yahuwah that he might be glorified. According to Abraham Abulafia if you read the story of Adam and Eve in its literal form it is equivalent to relating laughing matters. Like so many "religious" people today Abulafia protests, the Torah does not have the intention of relating laughing matters. But here Abulafia misses the point, it is exactly the purpose of the Torah and the rest of the Bible to relate laughing matters. If for Yahuwah, when his enemies set themselves together against Him and his Messiah and the Lord sits in heaven and laughs how much more will we laugh in the ordinary affairs of life. Thus, understand that when you find something funny in the stories analyzed in this book, laugh heartily and understand that Yahuwah intended for you to laugh. This is clear from Psalm 52 where the righteous find themselves laughing at the man who did not make God his trust. Secondly, this book is designed for Bible students, Professors, Pastors and Bible teachers. All are welcome to try and read it but it is written using Hebrew freely.

Jesus of Nazareth was a first century Rabbi from the house of David. He arose in a period when the Edomites (Idumeans), Sadducees and the Romans were ruling in Jerusalem. This situation indicated a curse was over the Judeans for Yahuwah had promised to place the house of David and the seed of David over the kingdom of Yahuwah or the kingdom of Israel along with the house of Levi. Rabbi Jesus or Rabbi Yeshua of Nazareth came to recieve the throne of his father David and recieved help from allies in Judea, and John the Baptist a Levite and his disciples Peter and John and others. These were his disciples. The ruling powers the house of Herod and the house of Annas or Hanan went on the attack against Rabbi Jesus and his house. Jesus of Nazareth was the legitimate first century nasi or prince. Jesus of Nazareth and his brother Jacob were killed. Peter and John his main disciples were arrested. Jesus of Nazareth through resurrection from the dead and appearances also got help from the house of Herod Antipas, Joanna, and the tribe of Benjamin, Saul of Tarsus alias Paul the Apostle.

This book is the second volume of our commentary on Jeremiah. In this paper we cover the basic principles of our approach and some notes on chapter 1 of Jeremiah. It is basically rough notes on Jeremiah. God willing in later volumes we will cover more of this important book. This book is now released in line with Pentecost 2020. The book is not complete but we finish now on June 2 2020. It is 19 years to the day since the printing of our very first publication, called Hallelu Yah The Last Revival? That book may now be found on lulu.com or acdemia.edu. This volume consists of 150 pages. That earlier volume was 50 pages. This one includes a transliteration into English letters of chapter 1 and 2 of Jeremiah. It also included a Hebrew text with English translation. There are a few notes on the book as a whole. It is sent out today while some parts of the world it is still whit Monday or Pentecost Monday. That is the day the Holy Spirit's coming is remembered. This book could not have been written without the help of the Holy Spirit.

The gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ has a purpose: to bring many sons of God to glory, to make G-d all in all. Yahuwah will be all in all (kol bekol in Hebrew). This is the last stage of the present plan of Elohim in the universe. (1 Cor 15) After the abolishing of all rule and authority by the Son and the subjection of all creation, heaven and earth to the Son. After the destruction of death, the last enemy. After the entire universe has been subject to the Son and every knee has bowed and every tongue confessed "Yeshua ha Mashiach hu Yahuwah" of those in heaven and on earth and under the earth. After the Son has handed over the Kingdom to the Father, then Yahuwah will be all in all. He will fill this entire creation so completely that there won't be an atom who does not know about it.

Our thesis is in this study argues from the starting point of the blessing of Solomon we will see that a major purpose, if not the primary purpose of the Deuteronomist Solomon is to demonstrate through the King and the people of Yahuah,

One of the biggest challenges facing the fields of archaeology and biblical studies today is the problem of dating and the development of a chronology. Here in this study is an in your face look at the consequences of these difficulties in trying to discover which Pharaoh was Solomon's Father in Law.

The idea that Plato and the Greek Philosophers were dependent on Moses and the prophets for their wisdom is an argument used by second and third century defenders of the Christian faith. The question this book looks at is What is the evidence Justin Martyr brought in his case against Plato?