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Books by Frank Houtz | |
| A Sign Between You and Me (second edition) This book is a comprehensive study of the Sabbath including both weekly and high Sabbaths. It is intended to help those new to the Sabbath to become grounded in their new found delight. Often after one discovers the Sabbath he is inundated with arguments against what he is doing. The second edition addresses more arguments than the original version and gives historical evidence as well as scriptural evidence to back a conviction that the Sabbath is for all who delight in the Lord. approximately 300 pages; paperback Hou-004 - $18.00 |
| He Brews Controversy The Hebrew roots paradigm exposes some problems with previously held beliefs. This book explores some problematic verses in the book of Hebrews to discover if they truly are problematic. 46 pages; staple-bound booklet Hou-011 - $6.00 |
| Machanayim - The Two Camps of Israel This booklet is a study of the word 'Machanayim', the Hebrew word for 'two camps'. It takes the first mention of the word in scripture and shows how all following uses of this word are tied together with one theme. When bringing all the passages together, we discover the revelation of a type being played out by the descendants of Jacob. 38 pages; staple bound booklet Hou-003 - $3.00 |
| Episunagoge - A Study on the Assembly This booklet is a study of Hebrews 10:25. It reviews the assembly as presented in scripture. It distinguishes between assemblies formed and perpetuated by man, and those appointed of God. Some surprising discoveries are made in this study. This study is included as chapter six in the book A Sign Between You and Me. 29 pages; staple-bound booklet Hou-002 - $3.00 |
| Authority To suggest that everyone who calls himself an authority is therefore "established of God," is to give license to tyranny. In this booklet a framework is given, facilitating the ability to distinguish between God-given authority, and man-usurped authority. Hou-001 - $3.00 |
| Biblical Research Techniques This is a manual to accompany a seminar that teaches how to do Biblical Research. It includes teaching on how to use the Strong's Concordance as well as how to expand one's ability to understand the Hebrew and Greek words without knowing the languages. This manual is only sold to groups that have booked a Biblical Research Techniques seminar. Contact Frank by e-mail if you wish to schedule one of these seminars. 60 pages in a paper binder Hou-005 - $10.00 |
| Evil Ain't All Bad This essay is not a promotion of evil, rather it is a study of a possible Christian imbalance in our view concerning evil. It deals with the question, "Is every bad event from our perspective also bad from God's perspective?" This booklet deals with the common practice of polarizing topics in order to arrive at a doctrinal conclusion. Often this polarization inhibits the discovery of truth. 24 pages; staple-bound booklet Hou-006 - $2.50 |
| A Date with the Lamb This essay deals with the question, "Is the first day of Passover on the 14th of Aviv as the Bible says, or is it on the 15th of Aviv like my Jewish calendar shows?" This question is asked when someone sincerely begins to question what they have been taught in light of their new-found Hebraic understanding. In this booklet we will study the original language as well as other clues that will give us a clear answer to this question. 20 pages; staple-bound booklet Hou-007 - $2.50 |
| Adoption From an Ancient Perspective This essay deals with a common problem in understanding Biblical texts. Often we place a modern definition upon an ancient word. Adoption means something different in today's culture than it did 2000 years ago. In this essay, the original meaning is restored to the Biblical text. 16 pages; staple-bound booklet Hou-008 - $2.50 |
| A Frank Discussion of God's Law A message for my daughter's Bat Mitzvah. 16 pages; staple-bound booklet Hou-009 - $2.50 |
| Swords of Truth, Conflict Among Brethren Defending the Crown A booklet dealing with escalating conflicts between fellow Christians and their denominations. We learn how to analyze theological arguments and develop methods in defusing arguments rather than inflaming them. This book also deals with the proper way to develop a congregation without causing them to be volatile. 64 pages; staple-bound booklet Hou-010 - $6.00 |
