The Virtuous Woman and King Lemuel:...a Prophetic Interpretation
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Reference, Eschatology
| Author: | Timibra Toikumo | ISBN: | 9781370253395 |
| Publisher: | Timibra Toikumo | Publication: | July 18, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Timibra Toikumo |
| ISBN: | 9781370253395 |
| Publisher: | Timibra Toikumo |
| Publication: | July 18, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
One of the greatest passages of the bible is found in proverbs chapter thirty-one. Bible readers for many generations have seen this chapter as a huge source of inspiration with some making it the yardstick for the godly woman. However, comparing the virtues and attributes of the proverbs chapter thirty-one woman with the contemporary Christian woman has led to the frustration of many due to her high standards. In this book, however, the author boldly declares that the woman praised in this chapter of proverbs is prophetically talking about the church of the Living God and not exclusively a literal woman! Each chapter of this book is a verse by verse prophetic commentary on the virtuous woman as she reflects the church Christ seeks to find at His second coming. In the same token, within these pages, is a seamless blend between the mother of king Lemuel, king Lemuel and the virtuous woman scripturally presented. The saints of the New Testament dispensation are as king Lemuel who was conceived out of a vow of the mother in like fashion as the kings and priests of the New Jerusalem Mother who have been conceived as well from a vow. All relevant scriptural references necessary to bring to the remembrance of the saints their true stature in Christ as kings and priests and as sons of God like king Lemuel made ready for His second coming is revealed from this chapter of proverbs in this book. This is a book that explains the literal rendering of all symbolic representations of the chapter in all clarity.
One of the greatest passages of the bible is found in proverbs chapter thirty-one. Bible readers for many generations have seen this chapter as a huge source of inspiration with some making it the yardstick for the godly woman. However, comparing the virtues and attributes of the proverbs chapter thirty-one woman with the contemporary Christian woman has led to the frustration of many due to her high standards. In this book, however, the author boldly declares that the woman praised in this chapter of proverbs is prophetically talking about the church of the Living God and not exclusively a literal woman! Each chapter of this book is a verse by verse prophetic commentary on the virtuous woman as she reflects the church Christ seeks to find at His second coming. In the same token, within these pages, is a seamless blend between the mother of king Lemuel, king Lemuel and the virtuous woman scripturally presented. The saints of the New Testament dispensation are as king Lemuel who was conceived out of a vow of the mother in like fashion as the kings and priests of the New Jerusalem Mother who have been conceived as well from a vow. All relevant scriptural references necessary to bring to the remembrance of the saints their true stature in Christ as kings and priests and as sons of God like king Lemuel made ready for His second coming is revealed from this chapter of proverbs in this book. This is a book that explains the literal rendering of all symbolic representations of the chapter in all clarity.
