Books with author Raymond Lord

The book of Revelation as the last of the books in the Bible and of the New Testament is the only major prophetic book of the New Testament. In this intense and interesting book the curtain is lifted and the future is revealed. The main purpose of the book of Revelation is to introduce the Second Coming of Jesus Christ as a comforting message to the Church. Revelation deals with the end-times and with end-time events. Consequently we may speak of the eschatological expectations of the child of God. Eschatology is the doctrine of the end-times regarding the final events in this world; of the return of the Lord Jesus Christ to this world; of the resurrection of the dead, and of the final judgment. •Is there Scriptural proof that we live in the last days?•When will the Rapture of the Church take place?•When will the Second Coming of Christ happen?•Will the Church be present at the time of the Great Tribulation?•Where are the dead?•What will happen with believers and unbelievers respectively after death?•How will the world come to an end?•Can we really understand the book of Revelation in this day and age?Raymond Lombard explains in this book that there are definite and clear answers to the foregoing and many more questions, and deals with these in this publication. The answers are Scriptural based and built on the infallible Word of God as the only and final source of religious truth.

THE TABERNACLE - The tabernacle and all that goes with it, speaks to us of Christ (Heb 10:20). Jesus Christ came and dwelt among us (John 1:14). The Old Testament is the lock, the New Testament is the key; what is the use of a lock without a key? Knowledge of the Old Testament is necessary to fully understand the New Testament.THE PRIESTHOOD – God set apart one tribe from the nation Israel, and that was the tribe of Levi, to be a literal priestly generation to him. From the tribe Levi, God set apart one family, the family of Aaron to exercise the priestly office. Jesus Christ is the superior High Priest, according to the order of Melchizedek (Heb 4:14-16; 5:5-10).THE OFFERINGS - The offerings were a feature of the religion of Israel within the framework of the revelation that was received at Mount Sinai. The procedures set out in Leviticus assume a holy place, an altar and the priesthood. Jesus Christ is the Lamb of God, and all the offerings in the Old Testament are fulfilled in the life and death of Christ (Heb 9:11-10&18).THE FEASTS OF THE LORD - The feasts are God's holy convocations where the people rested and celebrated. Some feasts were determined by God to coincide with the seasons. Other festivals celebrated great events. Through Jesus Christ we have direct access to God and in Him we can celebrate (Eph 1:3; 1 Cor 5:7-8).THE ANGEL OF THE LORD - In the light of the New Testament revelation, this Old Testament Angel of the Lord can be identified as the pre-incarnate Son of God, Jesus Christ.JESUS CHRIST IN THE OLD TESTAMENT – An overview of the prophesies concerning the Messiah in the Old Testament and the fulfilling thereof in the New Testament (Luke 24:25-45)

Prophecy is foretold history. The Bible as the Word of God rightly teaches us: “We also have the prophetic message as something completely reliable, and you will do well to pay attention to it, as to a light shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts” (2 Pet 1:19).The book Daniel and the prophecies contained therein are the most surprising of all the Old Testament prophetic writings. There is a striking resemblance to the book of Revelation in the New Testament. This book, Daniel, seeks to illuminate key concepts regarding the understanding of biblical prophecy in relation to:The times of the nationsThe full number of the GentilesThe fullness of timeThe seventieth week of DanielThe dream statue of NebuchadnezzarThe AntichristEnd time eventsIsrael in prophecyThe Great TribulationDreams, visions, and night visionsTime, times, and half a timeThe days (1290, 1335) of Daniel 12In this book RAYMOND D. LOMBARD presents you with a verse-by-verse commentary on the book of Daniel, highlighting wonderful insights in biblical prophecy and its impact in our contemporary world.

The group of survivors must go up against their deadliest opponent yet: WinterThe survivors must bounce back from their losses and push through a harsh winter. Again, the humans they cross are far more dangerous than the undead scrambling for their flesh. They must overcome battles within their own group to help one another survive the elements as they find themselves once again on the run, zombies and their own demons chomping at their heels.

Prophecy is foretold history. The Bible as the Word of God rightly teaches us: “We also have the prophetic message as something completely reliable, and you will do well to pay attention to it, as to a light shining in a dark place, until the day dawns and the morning star rises in your hearts” (2 Pet 1:19).The book Daniel and the prophecies contained therein are the most surprising of all the Old Testament prophetic writings. There is a striking resemblance to the book of Revelation in the New Testament. This book, Daniel, seeks to illuminate key concepts regarding the understanding of biblical prophecy in relation to:The times of the nationsThe full number of the GentilesThe fullness of timeThe seventieth week of DanielThe dream statue of NebuchadnezzarThe AntichristEnd time eventsIsrael in prophecyThe Great TribulationDreams, visions, and night visionsTime, times, and half a timeThe days (1290, 1335) of Daniel 12In this book RAYMOND D. LOMBARD presents you with a verse-by-verse commentary on the book of Daniel, highlighting wonderful insights in biblical prophecy and its impact in our contemporary world.