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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - 'I am.' It is the one thing that cannot be doubted, because the doubting itself requires it. And under it sits a second fact, deeper still: without the consciousness of your own being, there is nothing else you could be conscious of at all. Being is, and being is aware. Everything in this book is those two facts, turned to a new face.From that one certainty the whole thing opens. Space, things, people - all of it appears inside the consciousness of being and nowhere else, like a mirror to the one beholding it. Which overturns the oldest verdict we were ever handed: that the real is the thing you can point to. The word reality was built from res, the Latin for a thing - the crown of truth set on the manifestation, the downstream shape that comes and goes. But the thing is only the reflection. The one that truly is - the awareness in which every thing appears, that never itself becomes a thing - was left with no name in the whole vocabulary.One finding, followed all the way down: through the laws of being, the word that frames the worlds, the gate of the heart, and the crown that was given to the wrong thing. It is the I AM that spoke its own name at the bush - found not out there among the objects, but as the very awareness of being reading this line.Reality is not the thing. It is the being the thing appears in. Take the crown back.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - 'Thy faith hath made thee whole.' Yahushua said it again and again - not my faith, not the Father's faith, but thy faith. Your own. The crediting is never once lifted off you and set upon Yahuwah. Which means faith is something you have, and hold, and use - not something done to a passive man from outside.This book takes that one word, 'thy', and follows it all the way down. If it is your faith that lays hold of wholeness, and faith is the substance of things hoped for, then the healing reads a second way: thy substance hath made thee whole. The wholeness did not fly to you from somewhere else. It came out of the substance you were already holding.Faith is not the straining to believe - that is the proof you have not yet closed on it. It is a knowing. And it rests, at the last, on the most personal question of all: a man cannot believe beyond who he believes himself to be.What faith lays hold of was already yours. The only question left is whether you believe you are the one it belongs to.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Most teaching on prayer leaves out the grammar.In Mark 11:24 Yahushua uses three different times in a single sentence. Be believing - present, continuous, a state held rather than a moment passed through. That you received - aorist, finished, already taken. And it will be to you - still ahead. Read it as it stands and the order is unmistakable: a man is told to go on believing, now, that a thing was already received, while the appearing of it is still in front of him.This book takes that sentence at its word and follows it as far as it goes.If the receiving is finished at the asking, then prayer is not petition but the laying hold of what has already been given - and most of what passes for earnest prayer is an hour spent rehearsing lack. If forgiveness is received by believing it done, then healing and provision run on the same mechanism, and hedging one while never hedging the other is a double standard the text does not permit. If the unseen is the cause and the visible only its rendering, then consulting circumstances to verify faith reverses the order and cancels the thing it was trying to confirm.From there the argument moves inward: to the spirit as the man himself and the flesh as the house he lives in, to the imagination as the faculty by which the unseen is laid hold of, to the inner man as the workshop where a life is actually made - and to why guarding it is the most practical instruction a man can be given.Three parts, closing with The Ruling - what must now change in the way a man lives. Includes twenty-four foundations of faith, set out plainly.Faith receives before the world can render. This book is the case for why.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Beginning from a single premise - that the inner man is raw spirit, and imagination is how that spirit moves - this book traces twenty-four logical implications of that truth across five sections.It does not argue for the premise. It follows it. Each essay asks: if this is true, what else must be true The result is a sustained philosophical and scriptural argument that moves from the nature of reality, through identity and power, through mind and perception, through daily life, to the universal scale.The external world is a shadow. Space and time are internal outlines. Cause and effect are one motion. The senses translate rather than inform. Belief is the blueprint experience is built from. Attention is currency. Desire is a promissory note. Sleep is a creative state. Creation is the ongoing expression of a personal Maker.Throughout, the framework is anchored not in impersonal consciousness but in Yahuwah - personal, relational, the Source who spoke to the author on a wooden bridge at nineteen years old and introduced himself with the words: I am the Source. Trust in Me.The book ends where every honest encounter with truth ends - not with a method, but with a question placed directly in the reader's hands: What are you imagining.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Beginning from a single premise - that the inner man is raw spirit, and imagination is how that spirit moves - this book traces twenty-four logical implications of that truth across five sections.It does not argue for the premise. It follows it. Each essay asks: if this is true, what else must be true? The result is a sustained philosophical and scriptural argument that moves from the nature of reality, through identity and power, through mind and perception, through daily life, to the universal scale.The external world is a shadow. Space and time are internal outlines. Cause and effect are one motion. The senses translate rather than inform. Belief is the blueprint experience is built from. Attention is currency. Desire is a promissory note. Sleep is a creative state. Creation is the ongoing expression of a personal Maker.Throughout, the framework is anchored not in impersonal consciousness but in Yahuwah - personal, relational, the Source who spoke to the author on a wooden bridge at nineteen years old and introduced himself with the words: I am the Source. Trust in Me.The book ends where every honest encounter with truth ends - not with a method, but with a question placed directly in the reader's hands: What are you imagining? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You are not your body. You are the one living in it.Most people describe themselves by their body - their age, their health, their appearance - and never once mention the resident. This book corrects that inversion, and follows it all the way to its conclusions.Beginning from a single premise - I am Spirit, living in this body - Devon Chambers draws out nineteen logical implications that reshape how a person handles identity, fear, sickness, prayer, time, warfare, and death. These are not offered as feelings to be believed, but as laws to be learned - the operating instructions of a being you already are. Sickness, lack, and fear are shown for what they are: real fog, obscuring a road that never moved. And faith is stripped of sentiment and restored to its true office - the instrument you fly by when you cannot see.This single volume contains two complete books: Section One - In Plain Terms speaks the nineteen laws in everyday language, for the middle of the storm. It is the field guide - direct, memorable, meant to be used the moment it is needed.Section Two - The Constitutional Essays develops the same nineteen laws in full, formal argument - the complete reasoning beneath the plain words, with every objection anticipated and answered. It is the constitution behind the handbook, written to be studied.Framed by a prologue that recasts this life as a King's training ground and closed by a declaration meant to be spoken aloud, I Am Spirit, Living in This Body is less a book to be read than a manual to be lived - a book for those ready to stop surviving as flesh and begin governing as spirit.Start at either door. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. What if "church" is a mistranslation - and the word it replaced actually meant governing council?The Constitution of the Cosmos makes the case, term by term, in the original Greek and Hebrew: the New Testament is not a devotional handbook. It is a legal-constitutional document - a covenant in the form of an ancient treaty, a will activated by the death of its testator, a verdict rendered in the highest court of the cosmos.Across Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, and Hebrews, this book traces a single legal record: a debt cancelled, powers disarmed, an inheritance sealed, and a governing council - the ekklesia - seated with executive authority over every name that is named.Then it asks the question every serious reader will eventually ask: If the verdict is this complete, why hasn't the earth noticed?The case is closed. It just hasn't been read.Drawing on Greek and Hebrew legal terminology, ancient Near Eastern treaty form, and Roman inheritance law - with a full glossary of fifty-five legal terms - this is a rigorous, chapter-by-chapter legal investigation of Scripture's own language.- Devon Chambers This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…