This publication, "A Commentary on The Gospel of Luke," is what Luke renders as the most complete account of the life of Jesus that has survived from the apostolic age. The Gospel of Luke was designed to be a full presentation of the profession or career of the Savior from his birth to his ascension, and was part of a larger work including the book of Acts, which carried the history forward into the missionary activity of the church to the extent that the foundation of the Christian commun...

The Reverend Dr. John Thomas Wylie has dedicated his life to serving God, helping others, and being a powerful witness for the Gospel of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Dr. Wylie was called into the Gospel Ministry in June 1979, the same year he entered The American Baptist College of the American Baptist Theological Seminary in Nashville, Tennessee.As a young seminarian, Dr. Wylie diligently read every book available to deepen his understanding of God, God's plan of salvation, ...

In the event that we swing to Mark 10:45 we can without much of a stretch decide Mark's question in composing his Gospel. for even the Son of man came not to be served unto, but rather to serve, and to give his life a payment for some. Not at all like Matthew, Mark was not attempting to demonstrate certain announcements and predictions concerning Jesus.His exclusive protest in composing was to educate plainly certain realities regarding Jesus, His deeds more particularly than His w...

In the publication The Acts of the Apostles, Luke wrote to assure Theophilus of "the certainty of those things, wherein thou hast been instructed" (Lk. 1:4). Theophilus was likely a Gentile convert to Christianity, and Luke aimed to provide him with a deeper understanding of Christian origins than he previously had. This included the story of Jesus' life, death, resurrection, and the establishment and expansion of the church.Strictly speaking, Luke did not write a comprehensive his...

Dr. John Thomas Wylie shows the reason for this book in the presentation and states it is obvious in John 20:31. John wrote to demonstrate that Jesus was the Christ, the guaranteed (promised) Messiah (for the Jews), and the son of God (for the Gentiles) and to lead adherents into an existence of celestial fellowship with him. The keyword is trust (believe). We discover this word ninety-eight times in this book. The subject of Johns Gospel is the God of Jesus Christ. More here than anyplace...

This publication, “Great Women Of The Bible,” clarifies seventeen rousing and surprising women noted in the Scripture - whose battles to live with “Faith” and “Valor” are much the same as our own. A long way from being cardboard characters, these extraordinary women support us through their disappointments just as their triumphs. Perceive how God acted in astounding and great approaches to draw them- - and you- - to “Himself.” Slow your reading and appreciate the story of God’s love for hi...

This is Dr. Wylies sixth book in a series. This well-researched book invites the reader to seek out Jesus Christ and defy the devil of taking possession of another poor soul (lost soul). Published just a few years ago, Dr. Wylie published Only One God: Who Is He? The Miracles of Christ, and Know Your Enemy: The Devil, The Ministers Friend. A Believing Behaving Faith, and finally, his most recent publication you now hold in hand, Its Time for a Change! This publication is an eye-opening exp...

Some of the time it is elusive solutions (hard to find answers) to life's issues when we need them the most. "Promises From God's Word (Book II)," is a continuation from “Promises From God’s Word, Book I and is an assortment of promises from God's Word (The Bible) designed as an important instrument for finding what God has to say about our specific needs or circumstances. Every section contains interesting inquiries regarding the matter, answers from Scripture (with references), and a pro...

Bananas are a key food source for millions, whilst their production supports the livelihood of farmers across the globe. However, recent research has identified the vulnerability of particular banana varieties to major pests and diseases. With the banana industry under threat of extinction, more research is required into understanding the biology of the pests and diseases that pose this threat so that more effective management strategies can be developed and the risk of fu...

Matthew ends the silence of four hundred years between Malachis prediction and the declaration of the introduction of Jesus. Israel was under the mastery of the Roman Empire. No man of the place of David had been permitted to sit on the position of royalty for a long time. Presently, the quiet is broken and the coming Messiah, pronounced. The book of Matthew trails the Old Testament and is start of the New. It is the interfacing joined between the books. It is composed for the Jews, and it...

The Title page of the second part of the Christian Bible reads: The New Testament, ordinarily called “The New Covenant.” The New Testament Or “New Covenant” is the story of the appearance on earth of Jesus Christ to be the mediator of a new covenant, and of his followers who made up the people of the new covenant. When Jesus gave his disciples the cup at the Last Supper, he stated: “This cup is the new covenant (new agreement) in my blood” (I Corinthians 11:25; cf. Mark 14:24). Paul believ...

The lessons in this publication, "From Slavery To Nationhood," follows the events throughout the whole history of Israel from the hour of bondage in Egypt to the nationhood of monarchy (1500-1050 B. C.). The examination starts with the call of Moses and proceeds to the blessing of Saul as Israel's first king. Scripture writing passages are from Exodus, Numbers, Joshua, Judges, and I Samuel. Four lessons will be committed to the peoples' battle for freedom from the Egyptians. The accentuati...