FIRSTBORN FACTOR - Israelite Return
TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE viii FOREWORD ix DISCOVERING FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPTS Chapter 1 Back to the Sheep Fold 1 Chapter 2 Seeking First YHVH’s Kingdom 5 Chapter 3 The Lost Sheep of the House of Israel 8 Chapter 4 An Everlasting Kingdom 11 Chapter 5 Dominion - Rule 14 SPIRITUAL DYNAMICS IN THE CREATION ACCOUNT
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