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Jean's
topical Bible study
Cross-References
6,500
topics with over 17,000 passages of scripture, and provides bible
commentary
to an increasing number of books of the new testament.
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Tutorials:
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Site
Map
(A searchable list of hundreds of links to this website)
Links
to other Websites
Bible Study
Topics
Chapters of the
Concordance
Bible
Commentary
Sequence of
Endtime Events
Photography of
Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois
Proving the existence of God by evidence of the creation
(debate)
Christian
Responsibility
Christian Servant
Sin
Gift of God
Judgment of
God
Paradoxes of the
Bible
Authority of God
Thy
Kingdom Come
Temple of God
Witnesses
of God
Works
of the Devil
Die to Self
Denying
Christ
Salvation of God
Sovereignty of
God
Kingdom
of God
God's Priorities
Trinity
Concordance features:
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Software program is ideal for pastors in preparing sermons or for lay
people for preparing Bible studies. It is written for
anyone who studies the Scriptures and wants a fresh, new look at the word of
God. It contains no fancy college words
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| Scope
of the project: Jeans Topical Concordance cross-references over 17,800
Scripture references with more than 6,500 topics of the New
Testament, making it
possibly the most useful and comprehensive Bible
software program to date. It contains 34,613
Hyperlinks to 2,176 files including 440 pictures. |
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the topics of Jeans Software program are embedded into 18 chapters in outline format,
providing each
topic with its own interpretive context, which carefully blends
explicit information with thought
provoking implications, affording readers
the opportunity to draw
their
own conclusions. |
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there are some reference works that contain more topics and
references, their programs include a
multitude of names and places that any word concordance would
cover, but Jeans
Topical Bible Study is concept oriented, making it one of the
most relevant topical reference works to date.
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Study
the Bible with
Jean's Bible Study and you will
derive dozens of Scripture references in minutes that are in one way
or another related to your target verse or topic. This is an excellent way to
support a doctrinal thesis or discover themes running throughout the New
Testament.
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The
big interest in the Scriptures nowadays is end-time studies. Jean's Bible
Study is full of end-time relevant insights, Including an important section
called Sequence of Endtime
events. This highly informative study provides insight into the books of Daniel and
Revelation and explains how they dovetail
with each other and with the words of Jesus.
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Jeans
Bible Program does not incorporate any
ideas taken from other sources.
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If you
want to know more about the Scriptures, these Free Bible Lessons
will confidently guide you through the New Testament.
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Temple
of God made without Hands
This
book calls Christians to draw near to our great high priest, Jesus
Christ, who Himself “Entered through the greater and more
perfect tabernacle, not made with hands, that is to say, not of
this creation” as a forerunner for us (Heb 9:11,12 NASB). Take a
tour though this tabernacle as members of the royal priesthood
(1Pet 2:9), and partake of the sacred bread that represents the
word of God, continuing along the corridor of lampstands that shed
light on His word to reach the golden altar of incense symbolizing
prayer.
The
golden altar of incense is the theme of this book, located just
outside the curtain that separates the holy place from the Most
Holy Place. One of the priestly duties was to daily dress the
altar of perpetual incense. For this reason the altar of incense
was stationed just outside the Holy of Holies in front of the
curtain, but was technically an article of the Most Holy Place.
Hence, it symbolizes the transitional element between the holy
place and the Most Holy Place, marking the threshold that
separates the physical and spiritual realms. Therefore, the old
covenant temple illustrates prayer leading us into the innermost
sanctuary of God’s holy presence!
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