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If God spoke to you twice and gave you the same message both times, would you listen? Would you think the message was important? God Speaks Once, Yea Twice explores God’s method of multiple communication in the form of Hebrew Parallelism as found within His Holy Word. God Speaks Once, Yea Twice introduces the non-scholarly reader to the often misconstrued ancient Hebrew writing style known as Hebrew Poetry or Parallelism and its application to promote correct and enhanced interpretation of the Bible. The book provides examples and explanations of Hebrew parallelism within the Biblical text that will not only provoke thought in the reader but will provide evidence that Hebrew poetry and parallelism are more than just beautiful words and clever arrangements. They are in fact important keys to unlocking mysteries and hidden insight embedded within the eternal Word of God. There are numerous mysteries still locked within the scriptures just waiting to be discovered by those who truly seek and this book equips the reader with a basic premise that can be applied and utilized to unlock many such mysteries. The following are but a few questions answered in the book by understanding and applying knowledge of Hebrew parallelism: What are the hidden messages embedded within Luke 1:67-79 and Galatians 4:1-7? Why is God’s Covenant with Abraham so important to Gentile Christians today? What exactly is the Valley of the Shadow of Death referenced in Psalm 23 and other scriptures? Joel 2:31makes reference to the sun being darkened and the moon turned into blood. Is this really a prophecy about nuclear holocaust or is there another meaning? Did Jesus actually ride two donkeys into Jerusalem as stated in Matthew 21:1-9? Prepare for a journey of enlightenment into the words of Jesus and the Prophets as we explore God Speaks Once, Yea Twice.
