Historians and Bible scholars have a long history of speculation about the identity of the pharaoh at the time of the Israelite Exodus from Egypt. Indeed, we cannot help but wonder to which of Egypt?s great kings Moses said, ?Let my people go!? Some believe that the answer lies in comparing a selected biblical Exodus chronology (early or late) with a particular version of the Egyptian chronology (high, middle or low), thereby locating the Pharaoh of the Exodus at a point of chronological correlation. But this approach has always proved inadequate from a historiographical perspective. This detailed study reveals that the Exodus events as described in the Bible do, in fact, fit with precision into a corresponding segment of ancient Near Eastern history when sources from Egypt, Hatti, Mittani, Assyria, the Levant, and the biblical narratives are properly understood and superimposed.

Let My People Go!: Using historical synchronisms to identify the Pharaoh of the Exodus

History

Collins, Steven

Ancient Civilizations

TSU Press

The Defendable Faith is a reader-friendly apologetic source presented in way that is understandable and able to be enjoyed by all. Yet, it has been used as an effective college and seminary textbook. The material is clear, concise, and relevant to anyone seeking to develop and defend a biblical worldview. This is one of the best books available on Christian apologetics, written by an experienced and respected archaeologist and biblical scholar. It is a must-read.

The Defendable Faith: Lessons in Christian Apologetics

World

The purpose of Christian Discipleship is to help you, as a follower of Jesus Christ, to fulfill this Great Commission in your personal life. Christian Discipleship will guide you through the disciplemaking process, step-by-step, and help you make the most of your time and effort in discipling new believers and others who need this vital training. Whether you are a youth minister, pastor, young person or adult, this manual will get you involved in reaching others for Christ and then training them to make disciples.

Christian Discipleship: Fulfilling the Great Commission in the 21st Century

Religion & Spirituality

Collins PhD, Steven

Christian Books & Bibles

"A most interesting read and a compelling empirically-based hypothesis that, more convincingly than previous attempts, brings biblical accounts into accord with modern scientifically-derived understanding of the cosmos. If supported by subsequent and exhaustive research, this is not only ground-breaking archaeology but a cautionary narrative for present and future generations. The fate of Tall el-Hammam/Sodom and its impressive, if unheralded, Jordan Valley Middle Bronze Age civilization will eventually be repeated. It's not a matter of 'if' but 'when'." -- Malcolm A. LeCompte, Ph.D., retired Associate Professor and former Research Director, Center of Excellence in Remote Sensing Education and Research, Elizabeth City State University, Elizabeth City, NC, and cosmic impact researcher.

The Destruction of Sodom: What We Have Learned from Tall el-Hammam and Its Neighbors

Science & Math

Phillip J Silvia

History & Philosophy

This book is a study guide for understanding the biblical view of hospitality. This is not hospitality as the world views it, which is dinner parties and "hostess with the mostest." The biblical view focuses on joyfully and lovingly opening up your home to guests who don't care if you're wearing blue jeans and serving sandwiches.

The Heart's Door: Hospitality in the Bible (The Doorway Documents)

Scott PhD, Latayne C.

Silver Medal Winner, Readers' Favorite Book Award Winner. Finalist, International Book Awards. In a richly-textured, controversial and provocative literary work, award-winning author Latayne C. Scott examines: What would it have been like to be a woman, a Gentile, and someone onto whom the Holy Breath moved - to produce what became the mysterious Epistle to the Hebrews in the Bible?

A Conspiracy of Breath

Scott, Latayne C.

Literature & Fiction

Mythology & Folk Tales

Thousands of people are using biblical principles to rid themselves of debt and "makeover" their finances. Young and old are downsizing--getting rid of unnecessary possessions. But what are the biblical principles for dealing with what you should keep? Latayne Scott's book focuses on three precious gifts from God: Our time, our abilities, and our physical possessions and shows that the good stewards of those things in the Bible used what they had in those three categories wisely, but also knew how to share them.

Time, Talents, Things: Studies in Biblical Stewardship

Whereas most books on Revelation are theological in nature, this book is distinctively different. Get ready for a verse-by-verse--and sometimes phrase-by-phrase--walk through the apostle John's Revelation of Jesus Christ that will challenge you to think about what John might have actually seen as the Revelation unfolded and how he interpreted what he saw so that he could explain it to his readers.
This book is intended to be used as a study guide. It asks a lot of thought-provoking questions and provides space in which to write your answers. Background information is provided where needed to help you understand the more subtle issues and difficult passages. Extensive endnotes are provided to assist leaders in preparing for group studies.
Use this book for your own personal study. Use it as a leader's guide for group study. Just be ready to think and to think outside the box--as you are led through this fascinating last book of the Bible.

Revelation: What Did John Really See?

Silvia, Phillip J

From the multiple award-winning author of A Conspiracy of Breath, Latayne C. Scott, comes the unforgettable story of a love that transcends time and space -- and even death. "Not your typical Amish fiction. This is a powerful, intriguing story, rife with tension, written with Latayne's masterful touch. From the opening line to the gripping conclusion, this is a novel that will haunt you." -- Sharon K. Souza, author of What We Don't Know and Annie Walker "Mesmerizing. . . emotions running so high as her family's secrets are revealed that I had to remember to breathe. Lovely and haunting." -- Amazon #1 Best-Selling Author L.B. Johnson, author of The Book of BarkleyIn What Will Be Made Plain, Leah Mohn's charismatic Amish father moves a whole community two counties away to make a fresh start with his version of the simple life, and Leah finds much that is comforting and secure. But her dead mother appears to her in dreams, urging her to some sort of action, and no one can help Leah get answers about what her heritage says about the supernatural. Handsome visitor Matthaus Lescher is Amish, too--but his input about the undead, and his own involvement with the Goth culture--leave her with even more questions, and an inevitable head-on collision with her faith and her sanity.

What Will Be Made Plain

Latayne C Scott

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Let My People Go!: Using historical synchronisms to identify the Pharaoh of the Exodus

The Defendable Faith: Lessons in Christian Apologetics

Christian Discipleship: Fulfilling the Great Commission in the 21st Century

The Destruction of Sodom: What We Have Learned from Tall el-Hammam and Its Neighbors

The Heart's Door: Hospitality in the Bible (The Doorway Documents)

A Conspiracy of Breath

The Destruction of Sodom: What We Have Learned from Tall el-Hammam and Its Neighbors

Time, Talents, Things: Studies in Biblical Stewardship

Revelation: What Did John Really See?

What Will Be Made Plain