The Temple, a Prophet and the River

The Temple, a Prophet and the River

by Paul E. McGinnis

138 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781622303342

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"If the river you're traveling in is always the same-predictable-then open your eyes, because you're in a water park, not out in the wild!" "Progressing to the deep water, then, is the result of our spirit's rule over our flesh, mind, will, and emotions-not the result of negotiations and compromises with them." Ezekiel 47:1-12 is a familiar passage of Scripture that has been the subject of countless sermons and Bible studies. In this book, the reader will discover some of the prophetic treasures hidden in the meaning of Hebrew words, letters, and numbers contained in this short vision by one of the major prophets of the Old Testament. The reader will gain insights into the following: The significance of the four measured segments of one thousand cubits, each one a Sabbath day's journey Dealing with fear as a "knee-deep" issue in our lives The physics of spiritual buoyancy and learning to function by faith in the supernatural realm, where natural laws of science and medicine cannot control the outcome The correlation of Ezekiel's vision and the latter rain prophesied in Joel 2 Ezekiel's vision as prophecy of both the approximate time in history and location of Jesus' crucifixion

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