Scripture Studies · Volume 1
In the Name of the King
Authority, Prayer, and a Life That Represents Jesus
What does it mean to pray, speak, and act in the name of Jesus? This first Scripture Studies volume explores royal commission, biblical authority, prayer, and everyday discipleship. Follow the theme through Hebrew Scripture, biblical Aramaic, and New Testament Greek, with attention to context and the responsibility of faithfully representing Christ.
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33-page PDF · Linked contents, word studies, reflection questions, and full KJV Scripture texts.
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CONTENTS AT A GLANCE
What you’ll explore
- The messenger, royal name, and seal: commission and accountability
- Name and covenant in Hebrew Scripture
- Biblical Aramaic, Abba, and Maranatha
- The Greek expression “in the name of Jesus”
- Ambassadors, delegated authority, and the limits of power
- Prayer, access to the Father, and faithful representation
- The cross and representing Jesus in everyday words and deeds
What’s included
- 16 teaching sections and an introduction
- Teaching outline and reflection questions
- Appendix A: original-language word studies
- Appendix B: numbered full KJV Scripture texts
- Appendix C: sources and interpretation notes
- Linked table of contents and Scripture references
About the Cover
An open gateway frames a messenger carrying a scroll, while a royal seal, an open Bible, and a distant cross connect commission with Scripture and Christ. The light draws the eye toward the cross: authority is received and exercised in faithful allegiance to the King. This is a symbolic teaching illustration, not a reconstruction of a particular historical event.