Books with author Mark L. Lewis

This book begins with an introduction to who YaHavah is and the plan he made to relieve humanity from the burden of sin we are all born with. It also demonstrates how YaHavah uses the seven spirits to grow the Church Jesus started in the first century. An outline of the seven essential Bible doctrines that form the full gospel of Jesus Christ following what Jesus taught his disciples. Jesus didn’t say, “teach them what I taught you, according to your choice of interpretational viewpoint .” He told his disciples to be watchmen of all the things he commanded. In other words, “protect the truth Jesus taught and don’t let the enchanter deceive you into changing what Jesus commanded.” Satan’s lot on this earth has always been to tempt humanity to act on the evil side of “good and evil.” This book reveals some of his most basic tactics to achieve his purpose and how to respond to his temptations. Multiple choices in the interpretation of the Bible occur when choices are not tested to see if they are from YaHavah’s truth or from Satan’s temptation. This book draws from the temptations of Adam and Jesus to demonstrate Satan’s technique and how to respond. Included is a list of the key terms of eschatology with biblical explanations, such as the 666 mark of the beast, who the four horsemen are, the rapture/resurrection, and the purpose of the millennium.

YaHavah provided a calendar to mark the time, boundaries, and circumstances of his son’s first and second coming. It began at the end of Jerusalem’s Babylonian captivity, but to know the biblical year it began, one must go back to the beginning in Adam’s time. The Bible is about the history and purpose of YaHavah’s his creation. The narration follows the lives of strategic people and events leading to the first and second coming of his only begotten human son. These are the circumstances. The calendar is the boundary of these circumstances. The calendar is linear; counting the years from Adam forward without any gaps in its timing of years. It progresses in two stages. The first is a chronology of people and events filtered through YaHavah’s righteous line in Jesus’ genealogy to Jerusalem’s Babylonian captivity. The second stage is Daniel’s seventy sevens prophecy to the end. This prophecy explains the circumstances and boundaries of YaHavah’s end time prophecies. To avoid being caught in Satan’s diversionary tactics; know with certainty that there is only one line of history of which we all must be fully aware. It is YaHavah’s line of history in his calendar of Bible time fully reported within the pages of the Bible. This booklet is a condensed version of YaHavah’s Bible calendar from Adam to the White Throne Judgment. It is about his appointed times and the boundaries of their circumstance from beginning to end.

Wiggle with Willow the Minnow as she moves from the elementary age into young adulthood. Willow has fun at school and with her friends, for many years. Throughout the story she makes some good decisions and some not so good ones. She enjoys some adventure, faces some challenging times and learns a lot about life as she wiggles along. Willow could be your friend, daughter, neighbor, relative or yourself - so wiggle with Willow and rock the neighborhood with ripples and waves.

Think of the first five chapters of the Book of Revelation as an oasis in the middle of a vast desert. The guide to help you find water and food is YaHavah, like he did for the twelve tribes of Israel during their Wilderness Journey. YaHavah stated a firm promise in Psalm 32:8-9 to all who will listen— "I will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go. I will guide you with My eye. Be not as the horse [or] mule, [which] have no understanding whose mouth must be held in with bit and bridle, or they will not come near to you"The phrase, "I will guide you with My eye, is about YaHavah's omnipresent Spirit. The focus of this handbook is on how YaHavah uses his seven spirits to prepare all who will listen to him for the return of his son, Jesus Christ.All it takes is a willing heart, ears to hear, and faith to learn from YaHavah himself, and the courage to proclaim his truth to others. Come with me, will you? You won't regret exploring this fresh, but not new, perspective of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.

The Bible is a unified book consisting of sixty-six books that are filled with YaHavah’s promises and many stories of life experiences both of hope and of oppression. It tells of six new beginnings in the historical generations of mankind. These six historical figures/events — Adam (AM 1), Noah (AM 875), Abraham (AM 1879 ), Moses (AM 2629), Daniel’s seventy-sevens of years prophecy (AM 3932), and Jesus (AM 4382) mark important generational milestones. Their stories are about the circumstances and boundaries of their times. So, if life experiences are what you want to read about, the Bible is your right choice. . . with big bonuses.The Word of YHVH Bible opens with a unifying and enlightening introduction to the Bible and YHVH. This is a unique study Bible about moving today’s much divided Churches back to the beliefs of the Church Jesus started in the first century. Being careful to agree with the whole Bible, annotations focus on the context and intent of the Scriptures, rather than denominational doctrines. The expected effect on Bible understanding is to let the Bible expose diverse interpretations without accusation.The Word of YHVH Bible does not identify our Creator with the substitute words, LORD and God. There is only one living and true God. He is our Creator. His name is YHVH (YaHavah) and his epithet is Elohim, which is another way of saying All Mighty One. YaHavah has a son whom he named Jesus. Because Jesus is the son of YHVH, he is sinless. He does not have Adam’s sin default on his soul because only human fathers pass Adam’s sin nature on to their offspring. Jesus is the Son of man, meaning he is human, so, he cannot be a god or an angel. These are samples of a few of the studies in this Bible. There are many more simple clarifying biblical explanations of other doctrines that makes this Bible a unique and compelling read.This Bible also does not have any derivation of god as a description of what we humans should strive to be like. There is only one God and humans cannot be gods, so, why have that human goal in the Bible?Alterations in this Bible are made by careful examination of context and original languages to restore its original intent of truth about YHVH and his Son’s first and second coming. The expectation of YaHavah for all his creation is trustworthy love for him. Love YHVH with all your heart, mind, and soul.

'No one really knows what's beneath us, Kaia.'An elderly professor is murdered, leaving a puzzling crime scene for police to unravel and a laboratory housing all kinds of marine life. But something is missing ... something huge.Recent highschool graduate Kaia Craig has problems of her own, with her career as an ironwoman on the Gold Coast in jeopardy after a horrific accident.Yet someone wants to hold her accountable.After nearly drowning in Lake Pelutz and her attackers on the run, Kaia is left with more than just physical injuries. She's convinced she saw something in the depths of the lake: something that chose to spare her.Uncertain whether she's running towards the discovery of a friend or foe, Kaia begins digging into a mystery that may have bigger ramifications than she or any of her friends can fathom.It Came From The Deep is a thrilling combination of young adult and science fiction from the author of the critically acclaimed Who's Afraid? series, Maria Lewis.