The Four Eternities

by B. R. Hicks

Overview

This booklet explores the use of eternity throughout the Old Testament, using an analysis of four Hebrew words for eternity.

To some people, Eternity is a place of shadows, clouds, darkness, and uncertainty. However, Eternity actually is the Infinity of God’s Love, Life, and Light that shall swallow up all Creation and ultimately bring it back into Unity and Harmony with Himself.

The word eternal means without beginning or end, existing through all time, everlasting. Eternal means timeless, forever the same, always true and valid. The immutable Principles of Eternity remain forever unchangeable or eternal. Eternity never stops; it always goes on or comes back perpetually. God is an Eternal and Continual God. God’s Power, Presence, and Knowledge continuously go on uninterruptedly.

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Product Details

BN ID:	2940014879668
Publisher:	Christ Gospel Press
Publication date:	08/15/2012
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	63
File size:	345 KB

About the Author

Rev. Bernice R. Hicks directs a worldwide ministry, whose headquarters are located located in Jeffersonville, Indiana, USA. Affiliated churches are located in twenty-seven states and sixty-six foreign countries. The organization supports orphanages in Mexico and broadcasts into all major areas of the world via radio and the Internet.

Before the Christian world commonly accepted women ministers, Rev. Hicks felt called to preach, a call she resisted because in her day, women were not supposed to be leaders. She persevered past many obstacles to share a love for studying the Bible.

Six decades of Rev. Hicks' life have been spent studying the Bible and Hebrew. A prolific writer, she has more than 100 books in print, several of which have been translated into foreign languages.

Her works contain brilliant insights into Scripture that other Biblical scholars miss. Her emphasis is on a personal journey of growth toward spiritual enlightenment, as one develops a personal relationship with Christ that transforms the inner self to conform to Christ's nature.

The church in Jeffersonville has 1,000 members, and in addition to a sanctuary seating 2,800 people, there are several more buildings, including a modern building for international and national offices, a facility for recording and publishing, a prayer chapel, a fellowship hall, educational buildings and a gymnasium. Twice a year, the international conventions that are held in Jeffersonville draw over 2,000 attendees.