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23rd December 2005, 06:56 PM
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Reps: 400,107,677,814 (power: 400,107,685) | | Originally Posted by Ann Doupont I am reading my KJV Bible and looking up words in Strong's Concordance and being amazed at what I am finding.
It was especially interesting to notice that the word "word" in Romans 10:17 is not logos, but rhema. I used to think that faith came by the written word, but then saw that it comes by a rhema word.
Ann
Did that come to you by reading it or by rhema? 
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23rd December 2005, 07:00 PM
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I want all those Norvel Hayes books. They are notoriously hard to acquire in the United Kingdom.
I am reading:
Refuting Compromise Jonathan Sarfarti
The Message That Works T L Osborn
How to Sharpen Your Discernment (ironically by) Roberts Liardon
The Triumphant Church Kenneth Hagin
Three different books by Yongii Cho (one is called Saved, Healthy and Wealthy and I can't remember the names of the other two... sorry)
There you go.
Hope you are all well and I wish you a merry Christmas,
The Zzubmeister.   
PS This is my first post to this site, and it is entirely appropriate that it is on Christian books... the most important key to a healthy church is good reading in my mind. |
23rd December 2005, 07:13 PM
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Neither. Someone told me, and then I looked it up. 
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23rd December 2005, 08:33 PM
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And one or two otehrs but I can't remember the names, lolz |
24th December 2005, 04:45 AM
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Reps: 155,696,005,911,999,168 (power: 155,696,005,912,020) | | | More Norvel Hayes books I have never heard of... I think I am going to sulk.
That man is so clear and Biblical... wonderful.
I have 4 video tapes of him preaching in South Africa... can you believe someone was going to throw them out???
Cheers,
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24th December 2005, 08:31 AM
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Reps: 280,799,994,826,671 (power: 280,799,994,838) | | Originally Posted by Zzub I want all those Norvel Hayes books. They are notoriously hard to acquire in the United Kingdom.
I am reading:
Refuting Compromise Jonathan Sarfarti
The Message That Works T L Osborn
How to Sharpen Your Discernment (ironically by) Roberts Liardon
The Triumphant Church Kenneth Hagin
Three different books by Yongii Cho (one is called Saved, Healthy and Wealthy and I can't remember the names of the other two... sorry)
There you go.
Hope you are all well and I wish you a merry Christmas,
The Zzubmeister.
PS This is my first post to this site, and it is entirely appropriate that it is on Christian books... the most important key to a healthy church is good reading in my mind.
Welcome to the forum Zubmeister
I have read several of Cho's books, including the one you mentioned (Which is actually titled Salvation, Healing and Prosperity  ) I highly recommend that book to all Word-Faithers.
For some Norvel Hayes stuff, check out his web page: http://www.nhm.cc/default.asp?ID=2
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24th December 2005, 08:33 AM
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Reps: 280,799,994,826,671 (power: 280,799,994,838) | | Originally Posted by ewkenyon2 a.j. gordon-in christ
a.t.pierson-in christ jesus
f.j huegel-bone of his bone
c.h.-according to promise
f.j. huegel-reigning with christ
charles s. price-the real faith &the meaning of faith & the sick are healed
john a. macmillan-the authority of the believer
jeanne guyon-experiencing the depths of jesus christ
jessie penn-lewis -all things new
r.t. kendall-just love
henry drummond-the greatest thing is love
william grahm scroggie-the love life
kenneth e. hagin -love the way to victory
a.b. simpson-the gospel of healing
f.f. bosworth-christ the healer ;francis p. martin-hung by the tongue
bob buess-the implanted word
randy shankle-releasing the spirit
johnny goodman jr.-salvation of the soul
jay e. adams-more than redemption
& then all of the john g. lake books,& then on a continious basis without stopping these the following should be read;all of that dear brothers works, brother e.w. kenyon, & then the works of d.m. lloyd-jones -romans chapter 6; a book of 400 pages & his 8 volume series on the book of ephesians
A man after my own heart here
I LOOOOOOVE classic faith teachers like A. J. Gordon, F. J. HUegel, C. H. Spurgeon, E. W. Kenyon and many of the others you mention (and many of those that you did not mention ).
Have you read Huegel's "The Enthroned Christian?" I was just browsing through it the other day.
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24th December 2005, 08:51 AM
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Reps: 155,696,005,911,999,168 (power: 155,696,005,912,020) | | | Thanks for the heads up on Hayes...
I have A B Simpson's book "The Normal Christian Life" - excellent.
Anyone a fan of Lillian Yeomans? I have four of her books - wonderful books on healing. I watched a burn disappear just while reading her book on the curse.
Cheers,
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24th December 2005, 08:56 AM
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Reps: 280,799,994,826,671 (power: 280,799,994,838) | | Originally Posted by Zzub Thanks for the heads up on Hayes...
I have A B Simpson's book "The Normal Christian Life" - excellent.
Hate to be the "corrector" again, but actually, Watchman Nee wrote "A Normal Christian Life"
I love Watchman Nee. But A. B. Simpson is my favorite all time classic author/teacher. I highly recommend his "Christ In The BIble Commentaries". They are GREAT. This is the only complete commentary on the Bible that I am aware of that comes closest to being a Word-Faith commentary. Originally Posted by Zzub Anyone a fan of Lillian Yeomans? I have four of her books - wonderful books on healing. I watched a burn disappear just while reading her book on the curse.
Cheers,
Zzub
Yeomans? I have all four of her healing books.
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24th December 2005, 09:00 AM
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Reps: 155,696,005,911,999,168 (power: 155,696,005,912,020) | | | You are more than welcome to correct me, I don't mind. However, there is a book by A B Simpson called something akin to the Normal Christian Life. It is definitely his... the chapter on Living in Faith is superlative.
I am not a Watchman Nee fan, and have never finished any of his books. Nothing against his teaching, I am not familiar enough to comment, just don't enjoy his style. Lifes too short to keep working at it when there are so many authors I love reading.
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