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The Old Testament contains more than two-thirds of the text of the Bible, covers thousands of years of history, and tells the stories of people whose lives still affect world events today. This book is part of a course taught by the author that describes the ten historical periods in the Old Testament and provides an overview of each book in the Old Testament. It covers the main events and characters in the Old Testament, identifies the purposes and themes of each Old Testament book, and discusses significant passages from each book. From Genesis to Malachi, the Old Testament reveals God through the stories, writings, and prophecies that were part of ancient Israel. This Student Outl ...

A fresh commentary on the last book of the Holy Bible, The Revelation of Jesus Christ, by teacher and author Travis Hunt.

Biblical Curses: Divine and Demonic unveils the mysterious subject of Biblical curses in a breath not previously seen. Since this subject is foreign to most Western Christians, considerable scholarly documentation is marshalled to elaborate on Scripture passages. The book analyzes both God-empowered curses and demon-empowered curses. Which people did God curse and for what offenses? Were the covenant curses of God’s law only applicable for Biblical Israel, or do they also apply to Gentile nations? Biblical examples of righteous men pronouncing divinely-empowered, prophetic curses against covenant breakers are examined. Are Christians always protected from all evil curses, or can the ri ...

Biblical Patriarchy: Male Headship in Family, Church and State offers an in-depth Biblical analysis of male headship in culture. The book begins with an introduction to feminism in America, including its diversity and the theological climate fostering it. The hermeneutics of evangelical feminists are examined. It then proceeds to the origin and definition of male headship, focusing on creation. Biblical Patriarchy is one of the few books discussing the Biblical fact that in Genesis church and state were part of the family. From there male headship in the family is examined, noting Biblical definitions of different family relationships and examining the meaning of the term father. In expl ...

The Northern Kingdom is full of sin and the Prophet Amos comes up from The Southern Kingdom to preach to the backslidden people. Dr. Cooper expounds on the word that Amos preached, exhorting people to repent and turn to holiness. May the word of God be honored and heeded to!

As Judah has lost their zeal for the things of God, the prophet Joel encourages the people to rekindle their love for the Lord and return to pure religion. Obadiah prophesies to Edom of their coming downfall for their wicked ways and impure hearts.

The Southern Kingdom has fallen into sin and left pure religion. God calls the Prophet Micah to preach to his own people. The prophet exhorts Judah to repent and turn to purity. Will anyone heed to God's word?

Song of Solomon-one of the most unique books of the Bible. In this commentary, Dr. Cooper expounds on the love a husband and wife should have, as well as the love the church should have for the Lord.

Zephaniah and Haggai. Two of the least familiar books of the Bible, yet two of the most needy for our time. The book of Zephaniah presents bold preaching needed to bring a revival. Haggai instructs on how to rebuild the Kingdom of God after a people have been punished for unfaithfulness. Dr. Todd Cooper expounds on these two wonderful books and educates our generation on these two extraordinary prophets Zephaniah and Haggai.

Dr. Cooper's survey of the Old Testament. It is sure to challenge readers in their Old Testament Bible Study!