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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book "Revelation of Jesus Christ" is an extraordinary work. It is a true explosion of powerful images. One image follows the next. It is an almost endless sequence of motifs. Word and image merge into one.That is why this book is so unique in the whole Bible.It is almost like a picture book - made only of language.I have translated the entire text from Greek into modern language and symbolism. Of course, images must not be missing here. So I have combined word and image in order to strengthen the force of the message.This book has occupied me for more than 25 years. I have thought about it a great deal, studied works of art and read various interpretations.Now the time has come.The mature result is now complete.The aim was to grasp the basic ideas of the book and to render its true meaning. Language and graphics work together harmoniously, form a coherent unity and appear authentic.Word and image as one.But the content of the book is not beautiful. It is about power, wars, hunger, blood, suffering, judgements and just punishment by God.The book could also be called "Vengeance is mine." For it is a book of revenge because of the defeat in the First Jewish War (AD 66-70), because of the fall of Jerusalem and because of the destruction of the Temple.After four years, the Romans defeated the Jewish revolt. For this, Rome, as Babylon, must pay and be justly punished by God.The scale of the plagues and punishments is apocalyptic. First, seven trumpets sound. One third of the earth is destroyed. Then seven angels pour out seven bowls of wrath over the earth. The targets of wrath are continents, oceans, rivers and the atmosphere, and they are struck hard. Life is almost wiped out. The bitter consequences shake humanity on a global scale.The author wishes eternal death in the lake of fire upon the beast, that is, the Roman emperor.The world city Babylon is to sink into the sea for ever.The urge for revenge and the urge to punish shape the spirit of this book. The wrath of God burns on almost every page.For the saved and for those who believe in Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, there is more than a happy ending.A new heaven and a new earth are promised. Added to this is the New Jerusalem as a unity of Jews and Christians. At the end, the new paradise appears, with the water of life, with the Lamb and with the tree of life.All's well that ends well.Very well known are the four apocalyptic horsemen. They stand for leaders, megalomania, war, military machinery, victims of war, hunger, economic crisis and plagues. In this way, Revelation describes the algorithm of war almost 2,000 years ago.This algorithm is used again and again by warlords - often unconsciously, often with full intent.Many horror images from Revelation could today be interpreted as modern means of war: armies of millions, armaments, tanks, fighter jets, bombers, drones, biological weapons, chemical weapons and nuclear weapons. Even mushroom clouds can be recognised in them.Revelation already deals with global weapons and conflicts.In short: Ancient images - and yet terrifyingly modern.With additional information on the background of the Revelation of John.Where do all these images come from?Do they have their counterparts in the Old Testament?What drove John to write this text?Was it truly a revelation with visions - or rather a literary and editorial work on the text?Does this Revelation say anything at all about the future of the world?Is the future of humanity revealed in this text?Is this text really God's plan for us?Here the Lamb of God appears as a vengeful figure with a will to destroy.Is that truly biblical in the sens Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There, Psalm 23 is presented in a new translation and illustrated. Psalm 23 is one of the most popular psalms. Jesus is also presented as 'the Good Shepherd' from the New Testament. He was even willing to die for his sheep. There are over 82 AI-generated images to accompany this. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. There, Psalm 23 is presented in a new translation and illustrated. Psalm 23 is one of the most popular psalms. Jesus is also presented as 'the Good Shepherd' from the New Testament. He was even willing to die for his sheep. There are over 44 AI-generated images to accompany this. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - There, Psalm 23 is presented in a new translation and illustrated. Psalm 23 is one of the most popular psalms. Jesus is also presented as 'the Good Shepherd' from the New Testament. He was even willing to die for his sheep. There are over 82 AI-generated images to accompany this. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - There, Psalm 23 is presented in a new translation and illustrated. Psalm 23 is one of the most popular psalms. Jesus is also presented as 'the Good Shepherd' from the New Testament. He was even willing to die for his sheep. There are over 44 AI-generated images to accompany this. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The central theme of the book is the question of peace and war, of blessing and curse, of well-being and calamity. The word "Shalom" is a peaceful and beautiful word.It is a universal word. But where do war, suffering, and calamity come from? This book is about the search for their causes. The book offers two answers to the question of where evil and war come from. God is not the author of wars. Other powers are at work. The book brings together the creation account, the core of the Torah, the Gospel, and the Revelation of John.The covenant with Yahweh contains strict conditions and even a merciless catalogue of 57 curses.This raises the question: Who exactly is Yahweh?How does he treat his people?In the end, are the evil times of God's people his way of disciplining them?Etwas haerter, naeher an "zuechtigen" Are the evil times of God's people ultimately his way of chastising them? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Every Word.How can the three Holy Scriptures be assessed factually, objectively and without prejudice For the evaluation depends greatly on the adherents of these world religions.Which messages shape these texts most strongly What spirit do they embody at their core How can such a project be carried out methodically My answer is: automatically.I therefore developed a small program that reads all three Scriptures verse by verse and systematically counts the words.Every word is recorded. The same criteria apply to all three Scriptures.The results are presented in this book in graphics and tables.The reader may draw his own conclusions from them.The main problem of these three world religions is the connection between God's omnipotence, all-goodness and omniscience, and violence, war and hell.64 graphics, 83 diagrams: AI-generated. 25 tables. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The Joseph story is one of the best-known narratives in the Book of Genesis. It spans more than ten chapters. Joseph was commissioned by Elohim to save his father's family from famine. But how exactly was he supposed to do that Because Joseph has dreams, likes to place himself at the centre and expects admiration, he becomes an object of hatred for his ten brothers. Initially, they wanted to kill him, but then they sold him into slavery in Egypt. Through his gift for interpreting dreams, Joseph rises to become viceroy and ruler over all the grain reserves. When the famine came, his brothers had to travel from Canaan to Egypt to buy grain. There, the reunion took place with the brothers who had once hated him. The perpetrator and the victim were face to face again. Because Joseph holds power, an unequal chess duel begins between the Egyptian ruler and his impoverished brothers. The Famine game can begin. One brother against ten brothers. It was a short, brutal match between the well-fed and the hungry. May the stronger side prevail! But then Elohim comes and delivers checkmate. Reconciliation is still possible. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Joseph story is one of the best-known narratives in the Book of Genesis. It spans more than ten chapters. Joseph was commissioned by Elohim to save his father's family from famine. But how exactly was he supposed to do that? Because Joseph has dreams, likes to place himself at the centre and expects admiration, he becomes an object of hatred for his ten brothers. Initially, they wanted to kill him, but then they sold him into slavery in Egypt. Through his gift for interpreting dreams, Joseph rises to become viceroy and ruler over all the grain reserves. When the famine came, his brothers had to travel from Canaan to Egypt to buy grain. There, the reunion took place with the brothers who had once hated him. The perpetrator and the victim were face to face again. Because Joseph holds power, an unequal chess duel begins between the Egyptian ruler and his impoverished brothers. The Famine game can begin. One brother against ten brothers. It was a short, brutal match between the well-fed and the hungry. May the stronger side prevail! But then Elohim comes and delivers checkmate. Reconciliation is still possible. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. This inconspicuous strip of land has it all. No world-shattering philosophy, art, maths or technology was developed here. The people here are mainly concerned with gods. Its export hits are the books of the Jews, the Torah and Tanakh. This is where Jesus Christ worked and made a huge impression on people. This gave rise to the world religion of Christianity. The first Christians were exclusively Jews. Because Mohammed ascended to heaven in Jerusalem, this city and its surroundings are holy ground for Islam. The history of Palestine cannot be understood without its roots and its history. Because religion plays the main role here. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The book "Revelation of Jesus Christ" is an extraordinary work. It is a true explosion of powerful images. One image follows the next. It is an almost endless sequence of motifs. Word and image merge into one.That is why this book is so unique in the whole Bible.It is almost like a picture book - made only of language.I have translated the entire text from Greek into modern language and symbolism. Of course, images must not be missing here. So I have combined word and image in order to strengthen the force of the message.This book has occupied me for more than 25 years. I have thought about it a great deal, studied works of art and read various interpretations.Now the time has come.The mature result is now complete.The aim was to grasp the basic ideas of the book and to render its true meaning. Language and graphics work together harmoniously, form a coherent unity and appear authentic.Word and image as one.But the content of the book is not beautiful. It is about power, wars, hunger, blood, suffering, judgements and just punishment by God.The book could also be called "Vengeance is mine." For it is a book of revenge because of the defeat in the First Jewish War (AD 66-70), because of the fall of Jerusalem and because of the destruction of the Temple.After four years, the Romans defeated the Jewish revolt. For this, Rome, as Babylon, must pay and be justly punished by God.The scale of the plagues and punishments is apocalyptic. First, seven trumpets sound. One third of the earth is destroyed. Then seven angels pour out seven bowls of wrath over the earth. The targets of wrath are continents, oceans, rivers and the atmosphere, and they are struck hard. Life is almost wiped out. The bitter consequences shake humanity on a global scale.The author wishes eternal death in the lake of fire upon the beast, that is, the Roman emperor.The world city Babylon is to sink into the sea for ever.The urge for revenge and the urge to punish shape the spirit of this book. The wrath of God burns on almost every page.For the saved and for those who believe in Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, there is more than a happy ending.A new heaven and a new earth are promised. Added to this is the New Jerusalem as a unity of Jews and Christians. At the end, the new paradise appears, with the water of life, with the Lamb and with the tree of life.All's well that ends well.Very well known are the four apocalyptic horsemen. They stand for leaders, megalomania, war, military machinery, victims of war, hunger, economic crisis and plagues. In this way, Revelation describes the algorithm of war almost 2,000 years ago.This algorithm is used again and again by warlords - often unconsciously, often with full intent.Many horror images from Revelation could today be interpreted as modern means of war: armies of millions, armaments, tanks, fighter jets, bombers, drones, biological weapons, chemical weapons and nuclear weapons. Even mushroom clouds can be recognised in them.Revelation already deals with global weapons and conflicts.In short: Ancient images - and yet terrifyingly modern.With additional information on the background of the Revelation of John.Where do all these images come from?Do they have their counterparts in the Old Testament?What drove John to write this text?Was it truly a revelation with visions - or rather a literary and editorial work on the text?Does this Revelation say anything at all about the future of the world?Is the future of humanity revealed in this text?Is this text really God's plan for us?Here the Lamb of God appears as a vengeful figure with a will to destroy.Is that truly biblica Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator).…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'This epistle is really the chief part of the New Testament and is truly the purest Gospel,' Martin Luther himself wrote in his Preface to the Letter to the Romans.The Letter to the Romans is the black bread of the New Testament: not light fare, but robust, filling, and sustaining for faith and theology.Romans is not light reading to be consumed quickly, but a dense, substantial theological staple that provides lasting nourishment. The letter brings together central themes such as sin, God's righteousness, justification, faith, the Law, baptism, the Spirit, Israel, and the ethics of the new life.First, I translated the text from the Greek original and, in doing so, made a fundamental discovery.Luther translated everything through his legal lens and used legal language, with terms such as 'righteousness' and 'righteous.'As if God were nothing but a judge.When I examined Luther's translation of the passage about Abram-'Abraham believed God, and it was counted to him as righteousness' (Romans 4:3)-I realized: This is not a good translation. Even if this legal language is retained, it does not conform to legal logic at all.For the story of counting the stars was not about legal questions. Not in the slightest.What the text actually says is: 'Abraham trusted God, and this trust in God was counted to him as congruence.'The point of the story of God and Abram was that God was pleased with Abram's response. His response was congruent with God's thoughts. For Abram truly believed that, despite his infertility, he could still become a biological father.This is how I discovered terms such as 'congruence' and 'incongruence,' which better reflect relationships between persons.One has a congruent relationship with God, or one is incongruent with God.One is congruent with one's partner, or the relationship is fractured.This led me to develop the 'Soteriology of Congruence.' Soteriology is the theological doctrine of salvation or redemption.For Jesus wanted to free us from the Judicial Empire and lead us into the Kingdom of the Father.This is the Exodus from the Realm of Law into the Realm of Acceptance.In my translation of Romans, I used many graphics to accompany the text.God's acceptance is the most divine gift God can ever give us.This threefold Yes to you.185 AI-generated graphics. Studzinski, Marek (illustrator). …