Bøger af Taylor Jim Taylor

The Bible commands the believer to pray without ceasing. But how can we do that when our day is filled with responsibilities, activities that demand full attention, and interrelationships that fill our schedules? Learning what it means to live in the reality of God's presence is the answer to the dilemma.This little book on prayer will challenge your prayer life. If you, like many other believers, feel that your prayers are less than effective, this book can be a source of great help!

How is it possible that a church full of young believers who didn't even have their eschatology straight could be an example for other churches to follow? How is it possible that such a young church could have such an impact on the world around them? The church in Thessalonica had their own areas where they needed growth and maturity. Sure, they were a bit mixed up about the Lord's return. But their love for the Jesus kept them watching and waiting. And their love for souls kept them working and serving. May the churches of this century find encouragement and direction from the church of Thessalonica!

The King James Version is the undisputed king of Bible translations. It has stood the test of time and the attacks of its critics. Even those who use other translations would readily admit that the scholarship and care put into the translation is exemplary. Every good Bible translator wants to produce a work that is as good as the King James Version. But what was their approach? What was their philosophy? The letter of the translators can tell us much! This book is a Bible translator's look at the contents of the King James Version Translators' letter to the reader.

In Hebrews Unveiled and Revealed, Jim Taylor succeeds in shining fresh light on a 2000-year-old epistle; a document that was directed to first century Christian Jews leaving Moses to follow Christ, but is as applicable today to "all seeking a way out of sin and death". This book contains spirited discussion about the authorship of the Book of Hebrews, an intriguing treatise on the kingly priesthood of Melchizedek and how that foreshadowed Jesus, as well as an in-depth look at each chapter of Hebrews. The book's organization and accessibility make it ideal for either a personal or small-group Bible study.