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Knowing
God is Physical Sensation
By Tekana Histrom
Copyright 2001 by Tekana
Histrom, all rights reserved.
Introduction And Summary Of
Conclusions
I. The Problem With Presumption
II. No Such Thing as Protestants,
Catholics, or the Orthodox
III. Why Hearing God Is The Key
IV. Intimacy As Seeing And Hearing
The Father
V.
Why Outpourings Endure For Holiness But Recur For Miracles
VI.
The Recurring Anointing To Witness/Prophesy In Luke-Acts
VII. The Abrahamic Covenant Of
Hearing Promises
VIII.
The Biblical Evidence For Materialism
IX.
A Biblio-Philosophical Defense Of Materialism
X. The Twenty Bibles Consulted In
This Study
XI. Tips For Viewing This Book
Onscreen
Chapter One:
Hearing God's Voice Activates His Promises
I.
Revelation Is Hearing God With Feeling Of Certainty
II.
Faith Comes By Hearing Promises.
III.
God’s "Promissory" Voice As Scripture’s Main Issue
IV.
"Confirmatory" Voice Of God Reaffirms His "Promissory” Voice
V.
Pentecost Was Promissory And Confirmatory
VI.
Was Pentecost Unrepeatable?
VII.
They Shall Prophesy (Acts 2:17-18)
VIII.
Was Joel’s Promise Conditional, Or Unconditional?
IX.
“Ye Shall Be My Witnesses” (Acts 1:8)
X.
Voiced Authority (Exousia) From Christ To Be Fishers Of Men
XI.
Promissory Voice As The Key To Prayer For Charles Finney And Pastor Cho
Chapter Two:
Voice-epistemology Versus Intellectualism
I.
The Basic Problems With Intellectualism
II.
OT Obedience Defined As Obedience To God's Voice
III. Paul Converted By God’s Voice
IV.
Is Relying On Voices Dangerous?.
V.
Revelatory Vision Illuminates Scripture
VI.
Seeing God By The Light Of His Countenance
VII.
Knowing God Intimately Is Visual, Tactile, Vocal, And Emotional
VIII.
In What Sense Has No One Seen God?
IX.
Prayer In Christ's Name As Revelatory Vision Of The Father
X. Visions As A Source Of Strength
XI.
Theatrics In The Charismatic Movement
Chapter
Three: The Lord Physically Present Among His People
I. Why The Mind Must Be Physical
II.
OT Saints With An External Versus Internal Holy Spirit?
III.
God's Spirit As His Physical Breath, Wind, And Spoken Words
IV. Traditional Immaterialism Under
Fire
V.
Spiritual Awakening/Revival As Storm Of Sensation And Energy
VI.
Physically Filled With The Holy Spirit
VII.
Excess Quanta As Preached Word.
VIII.
Physical Merge Of Soul And Flesh As Sinful Nature
Chapter
Four: The New Birth And Sanctification.
I.
Spirit-Fullness Defined In Intellectualism As “Faith-Actuation”
II.
Sanctification As Christ’s Sprinkled Blood
III.
The New Birth Relative To OT Saints
IV. The New Birth, According To The Protestant
Reformation
V.
At The Heart Of The Matter Is The Heart
VI.
Sanctification As Outpourings Upon A Subdivisible Heart
VII.
Trichotomy Refuted: Man Is Not Three Different Parts
VIII.
The Neutral Zone In Christian Hearts
Chapter
Five: The Promised Land
I.
The Promissory Covenant Voiced To Abraham And Central To Galatians
II. “Justification” In Galatians As
Sanctification
III.
The Abrahamic Promise/Covenant As Land, Offspring, And Rest
IV.
A New Format For Corporate Prayer: Family Fellowship
Chapter Six:
Apostleship And Prophethood In 1Corinthians