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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A decade apart.A love left behind.A truth that refuses to stay buried.When Aria Bennett fled Willow Creek ten years ago, she left behind more than just her childhood-she left behind the boy who held her heart. Haunted by her mother's failing health and the weight of choices she wasn't strong enough to face, Aria disappeared without explanation. and without goodbye.Now she returns to her hometown to help with a community project, armed with a camera and the hope that old wounds have finally healed. But Willow Creek hasn't forgotten her-and neither has Lucas Hale.Lucas, once her first love and closest confidant, has spent a decade carrying unanswered questions and letters he never knew she'd never received. Reunited as reluctant partners on the town's anniversary project, Aria and Lucas uncover long-buried truths, missed messages, and the quiet ache of love that never truly left.As storms-past and present-force their way back into the light, Aria must confront the pain she ran from and the choices that shaped them both. And when her mother's life hangs in the balance, Aria learns that some goodbyes echo for years. until the heart is ready to remember again.Emotional, nostalgic, and deeply romantic, The Way Our Hearts Remembered is a second-chance love story about healing, forgiveness, and finding your way back to the person-and the place-your heart never forgot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Christians and Christianity say they follow Yeshua Jesus.But what if much of Christians and Christianity doctrine comes not from His words - but from later interpretations of Pawlos Paul?In Christians and Christianity: Misunderstandings of Pawlos Paul's Epistles and Letters, Godfred Amponsah presents a bold and carefully argued re-examination of Pauline theology through a Hebrew lens.For centuries, Pawlos's Paul's writings in Romans and Galatians have been used to teach that: The Law (Torah) is abolishedGrace replaces obedienceFaith stands apart from covenant responsibilityThe early Assembly/Church broke from its Jewish foundationBut is that what Pawlos Paul actually taught?Drawing directly from: The Hebrew ScripturesThe teachings of Yeshua Ha'MashiachActs 15 and the Yerusalem/Jerusalem CouncilThe lived practices of the Twelve ApostlesAnd the 1611 King James VersionThis book challenges inherited assumptions and returns Pawlos Paul to his historical, Jewish context.Inside this book, you will discover: What Pawlos Paul meant by "under the law"Whether Romans truly abolishes TorahWhy Galatians has been widely misinterpretedHow Peter (Kepha) and James (Ya'aqob) actually livedThe difference between covenant obedience and legalismWhy 2 Peter warns that Pawlos Paul is difficult to understandThis is not an attack on Scripture.It is a call to read it carefully.Whether you are: A pastor wrestling with Pauline theologyA believer questioning the law-grace divideA student of the Hebrew roots of ChristianityOr someone seeking to reconcile Pawlos Paul with the teachings of Yeshua Jesus.This work invites you to examine the foundation of your faith.The central question: Did Christianity misunderstand Pawlos Paul - or has Pawlos Paul been read outside of his Hebrew world?If you are serious about Scripture, covenant faithfulness, and the original message of the early Assembly/Church, this book will challenge you - and sharpen you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Would Yahowah Replace His Holy Tabernacle with the Church? A journey through Hebrew Scripture, sacred names, and the unbroken covenant dwelling of Yahowah. From the wilderness Tabernacle to the living Temple of Yahusha, from the early assembly to the New Jerusalem, this book reveals a single, continuous story: Yahowah desires to dwell with His people. Inside, you will explore: The contrast between the Hebrew Tabernacle and the modern ChurchThe significance of the Name Yahowah vs. "LORD"The restored identity of Yahusha Ha'Mashiach as the Tabernacle made fleshThe role of the 1611 KJV, Apocrypha, and Hebrew manuscripts in restoring ScriptureThe final dwelling of Yahowah in Revelation 21-the New Jerusalem Includes strongGlossary of 50+ Hebrew NamesScripture Index of 600+ versesChapter reflections and study questionsHebrew and Greek word studies Perfect for Bible teachers - Hebrew Roots students - Messianic believers - Researchers of Tabernacle/Temple worship Serious Scripture seekers. "Behold, the Tabernacle of Yahowah is with men, and He will dwell with them." - Revelation 21:3 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She thought she was offering a safe place to stay.She didn't realize she was offering someone her life.When Ama Dawson allows an injured woman to stay temporarily in her guest room, the decision feels harmless-kind, even. But as days pass, subtle changes begin to creep into her home. The woman learns Ama's routines. Wears her clothes. Speaks to her husband with an unsettling familiarity.And then the doors start locking.What begins as discomfort turns into terror when Ama realizes the stranger isn't hiding from danger-she's rewriting history. Birth records don't align. Memories are questioned. And the man Ama trusts most begins choosing silence over truth.Trapped inside her own home, Ama must confront a chilling reality: this invasion was never about obsession or jealousy. It was about identity-and one of them was never meant to exist.As the truth surfaces, it exposes a web of buried family secrets, institutional betrayals, and a past engineered to disappear inconvenient lives. The confrontation that follows doesn't end with justice-it ends with revelation.Dark, atmospheric, and psychologically precise, The Woman in My Guest Room is a slow-burn domestic thriller about stolen identities, quiet betrayals, and the terrifying ease with which a life can be erased when the world decides not to look too closely.Perfect for readers who love: Psychological thrillers with shocking twistsDomestic suspense rooted in real fearUnreliable narrators and identity-driven mysteriesStories that linger long after the final page This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For centuries, the doctrine of the virgin birth has been regarded as central to Christian faith. Yet when the Scriptures themselves are carefully examined, a different picture begins to emerge. In WAS AYESU, YESU, YEHOSHUA, YESHUA HA'MASHIACH A VIRGIN BORN? Godfred Amponsah takes readers on a journey through prophecy, genealogy, apostolic testimony, Jewish and Islamic traditions, early church debates, and modern scholarship. With careful attention to both the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament, he shows how the broader biblical witness emphasizes Yeshua's descent from Avraham and Dawid, His full humanity, and His divine calling as Messiah.This book does not diminish faith but deepens it - reminding believers that Yeshua is Emmanuel, Elohim with us, who entered fully into our humanity to bring salvation. Scholarly, bold, and pastoral, it invites every reader to return to the Word of Elohim Yahowah with fresh eyes and renewed conviction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. EgyptFrom the beginning, Yah has been calling His people out of bondage and into covenant. The cry "Let My people go" was not only a demand to Pharaoh in ancient Egypt but an eternal call from the heart of the Creator to every generation of His covenant people in Egypt.Yet even as Yah delivered Yasharel from Egypt, a question arises: Who are His people today? Who are the children of Yasharel in the last days?This book seeks to uncover both deliverance and identity: first, the freedom Yah offers His people, and second, the truth of who those people are.This is a journey from Egypt to covenant, from scattering to awakening, from bondage to restoration. It is a journey of deliverance and identity.Begin with the famous command: "Let My People Go" - show its power as more than a historical event.Explain that this cry is both physical (deliverance from Egypt) and spiritual (deliverance from sin, falsehood, oppression).Introduce the second theme: Who are the Children of Yasharel?Clarify that "Yasharel" is more than a name - it's an identity rooted in covenant with the Most High.State the book's purpose: to awaken readers to Yah's deliverance plan and their true identity.Pose the central questions: What does it mean to be free? What does it mean to belong to Yasharel?Egypt This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Christians and Christianity say they follow Yeshua Jesus.But what if much of Christians and Christianity doctrine comes not from His words - but from later interpretations of Pawlos Paul?In Christians and Christianity: Misunderstandings of Pawlos Paul's Epistles and Letters, Godfred Amponsah presents a bold and carefully argued re-examination of Pauline theology through a Hebrew lens.For centuries, Pawlos's Paul's writings in Romans and Galatians have been used to teach that: The Law (Torah) is abolishedGrace replaces obedienceFaith stands apart from covenant responsibilityThe early Assembly/Church broke from its Jewish foundationBut is that what Pawlos Paul actually taught?Drawing directly from: The Hebrew ScripturesThe teachings of Yeshua Ha'MashiachActs 15 and the Yerusalem/Jerusalem CouncilThe lived practices of the Twelve ApostlesAnd the 1611 King James VersionThis book challenges inherited assumptions and returns Pawlos Paul to his historical, Jewish context.Inside this book, you will discover: What Pawlos Paul meant by "under the law"Whether Romans truly abolishes TorahWhy Galatians has been widely misinterpretedHow Peter (Kepha) and James (Ya'aqob) actually livedThe difference between covenant obedience and legalismWhy 2 Peter warns that Pawlos Paul is difficult to understandThis is not an attack on Scripture.It is a call to read it carefully.Whether you are: A pastor wrestling with Pauline theologyA believer questioning the law-grace divideA student of the Hebrew roots of ChristianityOr someone seeking to reconcile Pawlos Paul with the teachings of Yeshua Jesus.This work invites you to examine the foundation of your faith.The central question: Did Christianity misunderstand Pawlos Paul - or has Pawlos Paul been read outside of his Hebrew world?If you are serious about Scripture, covenant faithfulness, and the original message of the early Assembly/Church, this book will challenge you - and sharpen you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. A decade apart.A love left behind.A truth that refuses to stay buried.When Aria Bennett fled Willow Creek ten years ago, she left behind more than just her childhood-she left behind the boy who held her heart. Haunted by her mother's failing health and the weight of choices she wasn't strong enough to face, Aria disappeared without explanation. and without goodbye.Now she returns to her hometown to help with a community project, armed with a camera and the hope that old wounds have finally healed. But Willow Creek hasn't forgotten her-and neither has Lucas Hale.Lucas, once her first love and closest confidant, has spent a decade carrying unanswered questions and letters he never knew she'd never received. Reunited as reluctant partners on the town's anniversary project, Aria and Lucas uncover long-buried truths, missed messages, and the quiet ache of love that never truly left.As storms-past and present-force their way back into the light, Aria must confront the pain she ran from and the choices that shaped them both. And when her mother's life hangs in the balance, Aria learns that some goodbyes echo for years. until the heart is ready to remember again.Emotional, nostalgic, and deeply romantic, The Way Our Hearts Remembered is a second-chance love story about healing, forgiveness, and finding your way back to the person-and the place-your heart never forgot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Would Yahowah Replace His Holy Tabernacle with the Church? A journey through Hebrew Scripture, sacred names, and the unbroken covenant dwelling of Yahowah. From the wilderness Tabernacle to the living Temple of Yahusha, from the early assembly to the New Jerusalem, this book reveals a single, continuous story: Yahowah desires to dwell with His people. Inside, you will explore: The contrast between the Hebrew Tabernacle and the modern ChurchThe significance of the Name Yahowah vs. "LORD"The restored identity of Yahusha Ha'Mashiach as the Tabernacle made fleshThe role of the 1611 KJV, Apocrypha, and Hebrew manuscripts in restoring ScriptureThe final dwelling of Yahowah in Revelation 21-the New Jerusalem Includes strongGlossary of 50+ Hebrew NamesScripture Index of 600+ versesChapter reflections and study questionsHebrew and Greek word studies Perfect for Bible teachers - Hebrew Roots students - Messianic believers - Researchers of Tabernacle/Temple worship Serious Scripture seekers. "Behold, the Tabernacle of Yahowah is with men, and He will dwell with them." - Revelation 21:3 This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Christians and Christianity say they follow Yeshua Jesus.But what if much of Christians and Christianity doctrine comes not from His words - but from later interpretations of Pawlos Paul?In Christians and Christianity: Misunderstandings of Pawlos Paul's Epistles and Letters, Godfred Amponsah presents a bold and carefully argued re-examination of Pauline theology through a Hebrew lens.For centuries, Pawlos's Paul's writings in Romans and Galatians have been used to teach that: The Law (Torah) is abolishedGrace replaces obedienceFaith stands apart from covenant responsibilityThe early Assembly/Church broke from its Jewish foundationBut is that what Pawlos Paul actually taught?Drawing directly from: The Hebrew ScripturesThe teachings of Yeshua Ha'MashiachActs 15 and the Yerusalem/Jerusalem CouncilThe lived practices of the Twelve ApostlesAnd the 1611 King James VersionThis book challenges inherited assumptions and returns Pawlos Paul to his historical, Jewish context.Inside this book, you will discover: What Pawlos Paul meant by "under the law"Whether Romans truly abolishes TorahWhy Galatians has been widely misinterpretedHow Peter (Kepha) and James (Ya'aqob) actually livedThe difference between covenant obedience and legalismWhy 2 Peter warns that Pawlos Paul is difficult to understandThis is not an attack on Scripture.It is a call to read it carefully.Whether you are: A pastor wrestling with Pauline theologyA believer questioning the law-grace divideA student of the Hebrew roots of ChristianityOr someone seeking to reconcile Pawlos Paul with the teachings of Yeshua Jesus.This work invites you to examine the foundation of your faith.The central question: Did Christianity misunderstand Pawlos Paul - or has Pawlos Paul been read outside of his Hebrew world?If you are serious about Scripture, covenant faithfulness, and the original message of the early Assembly/Church, this book will challenge you - and sharpen you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. She thought she was offering a safe place to stay.She didn't realize she was offering someone her life.When Ama Dawson allows an injured woman to stay temporarily in her guest room, the decision feels harmless-kind, even. But as days pass, subtle changes begin to creep into her home. The woman learns Ama's routines. Wears her clothes. Speaks to her husband with an unsettling familiarity.And then the doors start locking.What begins as discomfort turns into terror when Ama realizes the stranger isn't hiding from danger-she's rewriting history. Birth records don't align. Memories are questioned. And the man Ama trusts most begins choosing silence over truth.Trapped inside her own home, Ama must confront a chilling reality: this invasion was never about obsession or jealousy. It was about identity-and one of them was never meant to exist.As the truth surfaces, it exposes a web of buried family secrets, institutional betrayals, and a past engineered to disappear inconvenient lives. The confrontation that follows doesn't end with justice-it ends with revelation.Dark, atmospheric, and psychologically precise, The Woman in My Guest Room is a slow-burn domestic thriller about stolen identities, quiet betrayals, and the terrifying ease with which a life can be erased when the world decides not to look too closely.Perfect for readers who love: Psychological thrillers with shocking twistsDomestic suspense rooted in real fearUnreliable narrators and identity-driven mysteriesStories that linger long after the final page This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. For centuries, the doctrine of the virgin birth has been regarded as central to Christian faith. Yet when the Scriptures themselves are carefully examined, a different picture begins to emerge. In WAS AYESU, YESU, YEHOSHUA, YESHUA HA'MASHIACH A VIRGIN BORN? Godfred Amponsah takes readers on a journey through prophecy, genealogy, apostolic testimony, Jewish and Islamic traditions, early church debates, and modern scholarship. With careful attention to both the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament, he shows how the broader biblical witness emphasizes Yeshua's descent from Avraham and Dawid, His full humanity, and His divine calling as Messiah.This book does not diminish faith but deepens it - reminding believers that Yeshua is Emmanuel, Elohim with us, who entered fully into our humanity to bring salvation. Scholarly, bold, and pastoral, it invites every reader to return to the Word of Elohim Yahowah with fresh eyes and renewed conviction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. EgyptFrom the beginning, Yah has been calling His people out of bondage and into covenant. The cry "Let My people go" was not only a demand to Pharaoh in ancient Egypt but an eternal call from the heart of the Creator to every generation of His covenant people in Egypt.Yet even as Yah delivered Yasharel from Egypt, a question arises: Who are His people today? Who are the children of Yasharel in the last days?This book seeks to uncover both deliverance and identity: first, the freedom Yah offers His people, and second, the truth of who those people are.This is a journey from Egypt to covenant, from scattering to awakening, from bondage to restoration. It is a journey of deliverance and identity.Begin with the famous command: "Let My People Go" - show its power as more than a historical event.Explain that this cry is both physical (deliverance from Egypt) and spiritual (deliverance from sin, falsehood, oppression).Introduce the second theme: Who are the Children of Yasharel?Clarify that "Yasharel" is more than a name - it's an identity rooted in covenant with the Most High.State the book's purpose: to awaken readers to Yah's deliverance plan and their true identity.Pose the central questions: What does it mean to be free? What does it mean to belong to Yasharel?Egypt This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Christians and Christianity say they follow Yeshua Jesus.But what if much of Christians and Christianity doctrine comes not from His words - but from later interpretations of Pawlos Paul?In Christians and Christianity: Misunderstandings of Pawlos Paul's Epistles and Letters, Godfred Amponsah presents a bold and carefully argued re-examination of Pauline theology through a Hebrew lens.For centuries, Pawlos's Paul's writings in Romans and Galatians have been used to teach that: The Law (Torah) is abolishedGrace replaces obedienceFaith stands apart from covenant responsibilityThe early Assembly/Church broke from its Jewish foundationBut is that what Pawlos Paul actually taught?Drawing directly from: The Hebrew ScripturesThe teachings of Yeshua Ha'MashiachActs 15 and the Yerusalem/Jerusalem CouncilThe lived practices of the Twelve ApostlesAnd the 1611 King James VersionThis book challenges inherited assumptions and returns Pawlos Paul to his historical, Jewish context.Inside this book, you will discover: What Pawlos Paul meant by "under the law"Whether Romans truly abolishes TorahWhy Galatians has been widely misinterpretedHow Peter (Kepha) and James (Ya'aqob) actually livedThe difference between covenant obedience and legalismWhy 2 Peter warns that Pawlos Paul is difficult to understandThis is not an attack on Scripture.It is a call to read it carefully.Whether you are: A pastor wrestling with Pauline theologyA believer questioning the law-grace divideA student of the Hebrew roots of ChristianityOr someone seeking to reconcile Pawlos Paul with the teachings of Yeshua Jesus.This work invites you to examine the foundation of your faith.The central question: Did Christianity misunderstand Pawlos Paul - or has Pawlos Paul been read outside of his Hebrew world?If you are serious about Scripture, covenant faithfulness, and the original message of the early Assembly/Church, this book will challenge you - and sharpen you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.