The Unseen Realm

Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible

Michael S. Heiser

The book delves into the biblical texts to explore and explain the ancient Hebrew worldview that includes a populated spiritual realm with divine beings that interact with humans and influence earthly affairs. It challenges modern readers to understand the Bible through the lens of the supernatural beliefs held by the people who wrote it, revealing a narrative that often goes unnoticed in contemporary interpretations.

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Supernatural

What the Bible Teaches about the Unseen World And Why It Matters

Michael S. Heiser

The book explores the biblical perspective on supernatural beings and realms, examining the original ancient context to understand how the unseen world influences the tangible one. It delves into the roles of angels, demons, and other spiritual entities, emphasizing the relevance of these concepts to contemporary faith and life.

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Reversing Hermon

Enoch, the Watchers, and the Forgotten Mission of Jesus Christ

Michael S. Heiser

The book explores the ancient Jewish beliefs about the sin of the Watchers, celestial beings mentioned in the Book of Enoch, and their influence on human history. It connects these beliefs to the mission of Jesus Christ, suggesting that his work was also aimed at addressing the spiritual fallout from the Watchers' transgressions.

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Demons

What the Bible Really Says About the Powers of Darkness

Michael S. Heiser

The book explores the biblical perspective on evil supernatural forces, examining the original Hebrew and Greek texts to provide a nuanced understanding of ancient Near Eastern beliefs about demons and spiritual warfare. It challenges common misconceptions and offers a detailed analysis of Scripture to reveal the complexities of the spiritual realm as depicted in the Bible.

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Angels

What the Bible Really Says About God’s Heavenly Host

Michael S. Heiser

The book explores the biblical portrayal of angels, challenging common misconceptions and providing a detailed examination of the Hebrew Bible's terms and descriptions of heavenly beings. It delves into the ancient Near Eastern context and the theological significance of God's divine council, offering readers a nuanced understanding of how angels fit into the broader narrative of Christian theology.

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What Does God Want?

Michael S. Heiser

The book explores the concept of God's desires for humanity, examining biblical narratives to understand divine will and human purpose. It delves into theological questions about salvation, the role of the church, and individual responsibility in the context of Christian faith.

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A Companion to the Book of Enoch

A Reader’s Commentary, Vol I: The Book of the Watchers

Michael S. Heiser

The book provides an in-depth commentary on the first 36 chapters of the Book of Enoch, known as the Book of the Watchers, offering explanations of the ancient text's themes, language, and historical context. It aims to make the complex ideas and narratives of the ancient manuscript accessible to modern readers, with scholarly insights into its influence on biblical theology.

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