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Forthcoming studies from YOVEL Publications.

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Birth Pangs: The Travail of Zion and the Coming Kingdom

Yeshua spoke of the beginning of sorrows — birth pangs that would precede what is to come. This study follows the Biblical imagery of travail, judgement, expectancy and deliverance, examining how the prophets, Yeshua and the Apostolic writings use the language of birth to describe the approach of the age to come.

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The Mysteries of God

Scripture speaks of mysteries once hidden and afterwards revealed according to the purpose of God. This study explores those mysteries across the Biblical witness, following themes of the Kingdom, Israel, the nations, resurrection and redemption as the purposes of God are progressively brought into the light.

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Melchizedek

King of righteousness. King of peace. Priest of the Most High God. Appearing briefly in Genesis yet occupying a remarkable place in Psalm 110 and Hebrews, Melchizedek provides one of Scripture’s most striking patterns of priesthood and kingship. This study follows that testimony and its fulfilment in Yeshua.

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The Song of Moses — Exodus 15

From the edge of the Red Sea rises the first great song of redemption in Scripture. Israel passes through the waters while Pharaoh and his power are overthrown, and Moses sings of YHVH as strength, song and salvation. This study follows Exodus 14–15 and the song’s echoes throughout the rest of Scripture.

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The S.O.S — A Handmaid’s Guide to the Apocalypse

A Call to Arise and Make Ready for the Bridegroom. Love, readiness and the coming King. Through desire, absence, seeking, finding, fragrance, gardens, vineyards and love stronger than death, this new Yovel edition follows the movement of the Song as poetry rather than reducing it to a catalogue of symbols.