Author: C.J. Lovik SKU: 01010005 Categories: Books, The Living Word in 3D Type: Hardcover Pages: 132 Color/BW: Color Size: 12″x8″ Publisher: Rock Island Books ISBN-10: 0-9909129-0-6 ISBN-13: 978-0-9909129-0-3 Series: The Living Word in 3D Language: English
Synopsis: “In The Beginning…” These words have been familiar to millions over millennia. Yet, even after all this time, could there be more to discover in this ancient verse? In this remarkable book, writer C.J. Lovik begins his journey of exploration into a code embedded into the Book of Genesis – a hidden communication that discloses the redemptive plan of God and gives us a portrait of the coming Messiah.Volume One in the Living Word series sets the framework for Lovik’s in depth studies.
Synopsis: These wonderful teaching cards will amaze your students as you teach the finer points of the Ancient Hebrew language. Use them to create words, exploring their pictorial and numeric values, and highlighting the ancient Hebrew meaning of each letter in the process. Each card is designed to assist with learning, teaching and exploring the majesty in the language of YHVH!Each set contains the 22 letters of the Ancient Hebrew Aleph Beyt, with extra letters for those used more frequently, special cards with the “sofit” endings for the appropriate letters, and a special “key” card with all letters and values on one card.
Author: C.J. Lovik SKU: 01010061 Categories: Books, The Living Word in 3D Type: Hardcover Pages: 100 Color/BW: Color Size: 7.25×9.25x.5 inches Publisher: Rock Island Books ISBN-13: 9780996340564 Language: English
Synopsis: Join Author C.J. Lovik as he explores two great mysteries, hidden just underneath the surface. This magnificent double-book unlocks ancient mysteries embedded in the very Hebrew letters contained in the Old Testament scriptures. The Scepter of Judah, a mystery found in Genesis 49 and Isaiah 9, will be unveiled using the ancient Hebrew. Following this great mystery is another- that of the bread that “came down from Heaven” to the Israelites in the wilderness. This shadow or type has great significance, understood in the conventional, but magnified in the ancient Hebrew.
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