Why was that tree in the garden, anyway?
By: Stan Robertson.
Publisher: Millennial Mind Pub.
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Salt Lake City, UT
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781589825284
Subjects: Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc; Christianity -- Miscellanea
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Jesus; title: Separating the spirit from the flesh; title: The mission of Christ Jesus; title: The purpose of spirit is to reveal the truth; title: Jesus the man, Jesus the Christ; title: The parable of the sower; title: Jesus explains the parable; title: The word as flesh; title: Who was responsible for Jesus' death?; title: David prophesied crucifixion not practiced in his time; title: Satan the antichrist, imprisoning deceiver; title: The parable of the prodigal son and predestination; title: The mission of St. Paul; title: Faith overcoming flesh; title: The importance of one's true intent; title: Walking one's path out of the flesh daily; title: Forgiveness, reconciliation, and redemption; title: Guilty feelings erased; title: The carnal mind; title: The nature of the God of this world and the nature of our Father; title: Paul's explanation of the status of the Christian; title: Turn loose of the commandments?; title: A weak faith clings to the rules; title: Spirit-given conviction instead of logic; title: What else does our Fther have to do to make us understand?; title: The spiritual progress of the Christian; title: Our treasure is within; title: Evil desire varies among the many different beliefs; title: Present-day use and understanding of the Bible; title: The allegory of Moses and Joshua; title: The value of the Bible if seen as an allegory; title: The stories of two creations : spiritual and material; title: Genesis; title: Questions that are uncomfortable for Christians; title: Our Father and the God prominent in the Old Testament; title: Adam, Eve, and their offspring of flesh and the divine seed; title: Explaining how the God of both Testaments is the same; title: The necessity of having both Genesis 1 and 2; title: By their fruits you will know them; title: The amazing survival of Christianity; title: The sacrifices of today are actually gain; title: Old Testament battles, New Testament warfare; title: Becoming proactive in the warfare of St. Paul; title: Other verses emphasizing mind; title: The Christian is no longer flesh according to Paul; title: The requirement on Christians and the rewards; title: Christians and Jews; title: Christianity; title: What are the characteristics of love?; title: The nature of the spiritual man in this world; title: A preview of the early Christians, the gnostics; title: The difference between Petros and Petra; title: Heaven; title: Again we see the dream-like nature of the man of flesh; title: To spirit the spirit is sacred?; title: To flesh the flesh is sacred; title: Prayer; title: Summarizing the Bible; title: Mind, matter, and Christianity; title: Valentinus; title: The gnostic myth; title: Marriage; title: Jung, Christian gnostics and the spiritual being of cornish; title: The discovery and significance of the Nag Hammadi library; title: Spiritual children lost in an illusory material world; title: Sleeping Christians; title: Medical doctors; title: Attempts to find the mind in matter; title: The quantum physicists, the Valentinians and the prodigal; title: The body of flesh as a tool in a virtual reality; title: Jung did not completely answer the human predicament.