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Evangelist Cory Trout is the author of five books, all of which are available as paperbacks and eBooks on Amazon. The books and links to Amazon are below.

A BOOK OF GOD’S NAMES

A Book of God's Names has over 70 names and titles of God, with comments on each. The book delves into and expounds on many of God’s names by looking at how they are used in the Scriptures, by defining words, by looking at some history, and more. It also includes several of Cory’s poems.

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Excerpts:

“The name JAH implies eternal existence, while both JAH and JEHOVAH signify God’s essence and majesty incomprehensible.”

“Linguist John Bois (who served as a member of the 1611 KJV Committee of Revisers) wrote this: …”

HOLY GHOST: THE FORGOTTEN NAME

Holy Ghost: The Forgotten Name looks into and explains why the name Holy Ghost is seldom used today when in times past it was used more than the name Holy Spirit.

The book includes a list of over 55 old English bibles with excerpts from each, as well as fascinating history, a look at one of the first English bibles to omit the name Holy Ghost completely, quotes from 19th-century translators who excluded the name from their bibles, insight from 16th and 17th-century writers, and more.

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Excerpts:

“Shortly after its publication, Mace’s bible was castigated by eminent scholars and was generally seen as an embarrassment to textual scholarship in England.”

“In 1833, Noah Webster published his own version of the KJV which omits the name Holy Ghost completely.”

A COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF REVELATION

I intentionally wrote this commentary as if I were in the second century AD, a time when certain man-made terms and opinions did not exist. I often asked myself, How would I have explained this passage of Scripture in the second century? While not everything mirrors how the ancients wrote, my goal was to bring an older style of writing into our modern world.

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Excerpts:

“The antichrist, with the ten subservient kings, will make war with Jesus, and he will vanquish them.”

“The beast that comes up out of the earth is the false prophet, a man who speaks forcefully, has authority, and does miracles and wonders.”

A COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE OF JAMES

The epistle of James is a jewel in the crown of God’s book. I liken it unto a jewel because, like a valuable stone, it has weight and is full of light, much like a jewel that sparkles from within. I liken God’s book to a crown because it consists of many epistles and books, even as a crown, which is one piece, is decked with precious stones.

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Excerpts:

“James says, ‘let patience have her perfect work.’ He likens patience to a woman and thereby makes it sound endearing, lovely, and appealing, so that we might delight in it.”

“A declaration of faith depends on works, and the better and more abundant the works are, the more they show that a person’s faith is perfect and effectual.”

A COMMENTARY ON THE BOOK OF JONAH

As with my other commentaries, I wrote this one as if I were in the second century AD, a time when certain opinions and man-made terms did not exist. I often asked myself, How would I have explained this portion of Scripture in the second century? While not everything echoes how the ancients wrote, my goal was to bring an older style of writing into our modern day.

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Excerpts:

“The Gentiles who lifted up Jonah foreshadow the Roman soldiers who raised up Jesus on a cross. The casting of Jonah from the wooden boat into the sea foreshadows Christ’s soul leaving his body while hanging on a tree and going into the earth, inside of which is much water, as the Scriptures do testify.”

“Jonah was surrounded by deep waters, the sorrows of which reached into his soul. The dark depths held him, shutting him in, and weeds wreathed themselves around his head, yea, the weeds of the sea crowned him.”