Compact Edition ** David J. Keyser, Ph.D. ** Bible Commentary ** [Contains all the text of the larger format edition.] This is a commentary on the book of Galatians in the New Testament. The verse by... More > verse commentary can be used as a study guide or as a daily devotional. It is written from an Evangelical Charismatic perspective. Galatians is sometimes called the "little Romans" because it deals with the issue of freedom from the Mosaic law. In this book the Apostle Paul explains about law and grace. Grace is the better way. Grace is the favor of God. As human beings we often prefer a book of rules to relationship with God. Paul insists that we walk by faith in grace. The classic "Fruit of the Spirit" is found in the fifth chapter.< Less
Compact Edition ** David J. Keyser, Ph.D. ** Bible Commentary ** The Letters Of John. [Contains all the text of the larger format edition.] This short commentary on three of the pre-eminent letters... More > of the New Testament can be read as a Bible study aid or as a devotional. Truly John, the Beloved Disciple, knew much about his Lord and his Friend Jesus that we need to take in, learn, and live. John’s philosophy of the faith is at the same time simple, encouraging and challenging.< Less
David J. Keyser, Ph.D. ** Christian Theology ** [Contains all the text of the larger format edition.] This book is about the humanity of Jesus Christ. The Christian Church has neglected this... More > important Christian truth for too long. An understanding of the humanity of Jesus has been sacrificed to our understanding of his divinity. He is indeed Divine. But it is a costly mistake to forget about his humanity; it is here that we find our identity with Him.
Dr. David J. Keyser has served as an international theology teacher and college adjunct faculty. His earned degrees include a B.S., an M.Div, an M.S., a Th.M., and a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology with a specialization in Pneumatology (the study of The Holy Spirit). His interests include the humanity of Christ, The Holy Spirit, Biblical fiction and the rights of the unborn.< Less
David J Keyser PhD ** Christian History ** In 1829 the “Irvingite” revival broke loose and many received the Spirit in the West coast of Scotland and in Irving’s Scottish church in... More > London. Many young adults were healed, most of them of “consumption” which was most likely tuberculosis. But it was not the miraculous that got Irving in trouble with the Church of Scotland (Presbyterian.) It was his widely preached and published belief in the humanity of Jesus Christ.< Less
DOUBLE BOOK * 490 pgs * David J Keyser, PhD * Biblical Fiction * [Contains all the text of the larger format edition.] When the Emperor returned from the invisible realm several things happened.... More > First, the believers who had died in faith were resurrected and given their Immortal bodies. Second, the believers who were living on the earth at the time of the return were transformed instantly and given their Immortal bodies. Third, those living at the time of the return who were not believers remained mortal and fell under the rule of the Emperor and the Immortals who serve Him. The mortals are born, bear and raise children and die as all mortals do. Fourth, the Enemy and his legions are bound for the Thousand years. Mortals still seek to rebel against the Emperor because of their fallen nature. Fifth, those who had died who were not believers remained in their graves until the end of the Thousand year Reign. This is the double book edition.< Less
David Lynn, Pseud. (David J. Keyser) ** Romantic Intrigue Fiction** A Jane Anne Cutter Book - 5.5 by 8.5 inches, economy paper - Hassan Belvedere, Jamie Hudson and Jane Anne Cutter grew up together.... More > Jane Anne couldn’t get either Hassan or Jamie to notice her much as they were growing up but when she ran into them again after college she had really blossomed. They ended up fast friends with each of the men secretly hoping for a chance to get closer to her. Jane Anne fell for Ali the first time she saw him. Little did any of them know that these three would end up involved in some of the wildest espionage cases in American history. And then there were some things that were most frustrating to Hassan but easily accepted by Jane Anne, the extra parts to each case that could not be explained.< Less
About David J. Keyser
David has served as an international theology teacher and college adjunct faculty. His earned degrees include a B.S. , an M.Div, an M.S., a Th.M., and a Ph.D. in Systematic Theology. His interests include the humanity of Christ, The Holy Spirit, Biblical fiction, and the rights of the unborn. CONTACT David J. Keyser at davidjkeyserphd@bellsouth.net.
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