McCandlish Phillips (1927–2013)

Easy to read book. Explains all about satan and his ways of drawing people away from God, eg clairvoyance, witchcraft, astrology, mysticism and many more, Also, how by taking drugs, a person opens up avenues into his soul and spirit by which evil spirits may enter and seize a measure of control. It also deals with how the superior forces of God can help overcome the power of satan.

NO OF PAGES: 366 SUB CAT I: Judaica SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: The Bible, the supernatural and the jews" tells of the world of spiritualism and the dangers of entering that dimension. To read such a book is like sitting down to eat a BIG steak dinner-you need to pace yourself. Don't worry though...Its very readable and interesting...But you'll soon discover that the book is full of surprises that you may not have considered before.

In each chapter the author will discuss such show more topics as demons and angels...descibing their role and function and how they interact with mankind. Bible verses are provided to support the authors views.

If you find reading theology books to be a little stifling, then this book will help you get off to a great start in the basics.NOTES: Donated by Barb Kase. SUBTITLE: An Affirmation of the Rality Beyond Human Reality show less

NO OF PAGES: 382 SUB CAT I: Supernatural SUB CAT II: SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: This book will open you eyes to the vast and fascinating realm of the supernatural--as revealed by the Bible. Without this revealed knowledge, believers continually face unseen forces that mysteriously hinder and defeat them. The Church has often ignored or even denied the supernatural, creating a void that is now being filled by other sources. Phillips also contends that, because of the unique role of the Jewish show more people, according to God's promises, special blessings are their divine heritage. Conversely, supernatural experimentation may be more perilous for Jews than Gentiles.NOTES: SUBTITLE: An affirmation of the reality beyond human reality, a reminder of the devil and his works, and an urgent response to the dangers of the occult. show less

'O that Thou wouldst rend the heavens and come down, that the mountains might quake at Thy presence--as fire kindles the brushwood . . . that the nations may tremble at Thy presence>"