Synopsis "The Unseen World: : A Biblical Study of Spiritual Dynamics"
There is more to life than what is visible. "The Unseen World" explores the relationship the spiritual world has upon the natural world... including (especially) humanity. Written from a biblical perspective, this book is about cause and effect; focusing on a biblical world view. Obviously, much consideration is given to the unseen dimension bringing to light the spiritual reasons for major events throughout history and in the near future (prophetically stated events). It explains how the spirit world was effected by: the confusion of languages at Babel, the call of Abram and the establishment of the Nation of Israel, as well as the coming of Christ and the subsequent birth of His Church. It reveals the effect the spirit world had on nations as they rise and fall in power, including: Babylon, Greece, Rome, Great Britain, Germany, the United States, and even Argentina! It is imperative to understand the dynamics of the spirit world as the world speeds toward the conclusion of the age we now live in. By placing the "template of understanding" presented in this book over the past, present, and near future (i.e. of events in taking place on earth), sense will replace confusion. Simply, the chaos appearing to be the norm in the world condition takes on a perfectly clear logic as the cause and effect of the invisible world is understood. Irrational events (like World War I) become very understandable as to purpose when the ambitions of the unseen are known. When one's world view is developed with the invisible powers and their objectives taken into account, an ability to make wise life choices (as individuals) is greatly enhanced. This book will help in that world view development. Several aspects of the invisible are taken into consideration as the book explores: the Spirit of God, Angels, Demons, and a special look at the invisible power residing in the Church... "The Kingdom of God". The power of the Kingdom of God (invisible) is examined as the gifts of the Spirit and the gifts of ministry are expounded upon. The Unseen World is not a rewriting of any previous work or works, but it is a fresh and clear perspective of vital aspects of a world (spirit) not seen or understood by the vast majority of the planet's populous. It is the desire of the author to help the eyes of the reader see enough of the unseen to cause a spiritual search to begin (or continue) in their own lives... preparing them for the events forthcoming. Times are changing and there are reasons why. It is time for understanding!
