Do we in our culture really understand the Bible we love so much? We read it, study it, listen to sermons about it, buy teaching tapes, and go to seminars to learn more about it. It is possible to know the Bible and not understand the Bible. It is necessary to view the Word of God from the perspective of a two thousand year-old Jew to actually grasp Biblical concepts. Mary was Joseph's espoused wife. What was an "espoused wife?" How old was Mary when she gave birth to Jesus? We have nothing like this in our culture What Law gives us the right by the blood of Jesus to be saved, have the right to use His Name, have everlasting life, and much, much more? This is all because of Blood Covenant, and most Christians understand nothing about this New Covenant/Testament Jesus cut with His Blood Is it lawful to divorce your wife for every cause? What were the Jewish grounds for divorce? How does the everyday language of Jesus (Aramaic) shed light on His teaching of divorce and remarriage? Was John the first to baptize? What was the pet name God gave the nation of Israel? What did the most strict of all the religious groups of Jesus' day believe on salvation, healing, spiritual warfare? Where are we in Jesus' fulfilling the marriage covenant with us? Why do we have the inheritance of the firstborn? Facts are pieces of knowledge. Related pieces of knowledge form concepts. Concepts yield understanding. The Church has knowledge of the Bible but it is necessary to allow knowledge to mature into understanding. This book is designed to aid in this process.

Dormar, the Dlarmian prince and master of the lance, continues his war with the remnants of the Zexon Empire. He is faced with evil spiritual powers and creatures of which he has never conceived. He wields his steel blades with awesome consequences for other men but there are things that cannot be fought with physical skills alone. In this land of darkness and fear Dormar becomes more aware of supernatural entities both holy and wicked. Sometimes legends and stories told to scare children at night stand before men to present them with the opportunity to either fight or die. Such is Dormar's quest into Gath.

Ever wonder why things in your Christian life just do not seem to be happening the way you want them to? Or has your heartfelt plea ever been, "Oh God, where am I?" Check with God to see where you are in His school of maturity for you. We all want to know God's will for ourselves and where we are headed. II Peter chapter one starts with "faith' and adds the steps of Christian maturity until "love" is reached. This is a rough outline of our curriculum of spiritual growth. Many times we start with the Lord, fired with zeal and spread the Word wherever we go. The young Christian can lack wisdom on how to apply the Word they know. We can indeed be a "Little Nut" for the Lord until He can mature us in Him. An acorn begins life as a little nut and grows into a mighty oak. In the same fashion, we can allow the Seed of the Word in our heart to sprout, branch out in every aspect of our life, and bring forth fruit until we become a "tree of Life" for those around us. Every Christian can find themselves and their church in Peter's add-to list of maturity. This helps our understanding of where and why we are in the kingdom of God. To find our place in Christ is a desire of every Christian. This book shows the direction of our walk with Him.