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The Tekoa 48-inch square cocktail is generously scaled and designed to pair beautifully with sectionals or large area rooms. The Acacia veneered plank-effect top is finished in a lustrous walnut finish that makes a strong complement to the mixed-media dark grey iron base. Your purchase includes one coffee table.

If you think Jezebel is strong, meet the spirit of Athaliah and Leviathan. Job said, “Lay your hand on him (Leviathan); Remember the battle; you will not do it again!"Take a journey with Tekoa as she uncovers the hidden mysteries of Leviathan, Jezebel, and Athaliah. Manning’s style of writing brings sound, emotion, and a front row seat as her readers are right there with David, as he pants for water like a deer trying to cover his scent from his enemies. Listen to the thump, thump, ba-boom, as his heart, beats in his skull while hiding from Saul and an army of thousands. This massive beast, Leviathan, has one desire, and that is to kill the anointed and chosen of God before they can complete their assignments. Many of Adonai's Prophets experience this thrashing sea serpent. If you or your ministry have been under significant attacks and great difficulties, if your words and deeds have been twisted and people are forming together to destroy you, this book is a must. Can you feel and sense the spirits working through people around you? Is there a dragon breathing on your neck? Do you feel hatred, envy, slander, and a murdering spirit from those who used to honor you? Perhaps even your own family? How does one battle a spirit of such massive strength? Why does Adonai allow this powerful spirit to toss one about like a turbulent typhoon? Mrs. Manning answers these questions and more.

If you think Jezebel is strong, meet the spirit of Athaliah and Leviathan. Job said, “Lay your hand on him (Leviathan); Remember the battle; you will not do it again!"Take a journey with Tekoa as she uncovers the hidden mysteries of Leviathan, Jezebel, and Athaliah. Manning’s style of writing brings sound, emotion, and a front row seat as her readers are right there with David, as he pants for water like a deer trying to cover his scent from his enemies. Listen to the thump, thump, ba-boom, as his heart, beats in his skull while hiding from Saul and an army of thousands. This massive beast, Leviathan, has one desire, and that is to kill the anointed and chosen of God before they can complete their assignments. Many of Adonai's Prophets experience this thrashing sea serpent. If you or your ministry have been under significant attacks and great difficulties, if your words and deeds have been twisted and people are forming together to destroy you, this book is a must. Can you feel and sense the spirits working through people around you? Is there a dragon breathing on your neck? Do you feel hatred, envy, slander, and a murdering spirit from those who used to honor you? Perhaps even your own family? How does one battle a spirit of such massive strength? Why does Adonai allow this powerful spirit to toss one about like a turbulent typhoon? Mrs. Manning answers these questions and more.

The life and mission of Amos the shepherd and  prophet have always fascinated students of the Old  Testament. This rancher-farmer from Tekoa, summoned  dramatically by Yahweh to prophesy to Israel under  the kingship of Jeroboam II (eighth century  B.C.E.) about the corruption, injustice, and religious  insincerity of his time, has intrigued scholars for  centuries. Was Amos' message one of judgment and  retribution only, or also of  redemption?Noted scholars Francis I. Andersen and David  Noel Freedman, authors of the critically acclaimed  Hosea, team up to examine and  explain this critical segment of the Bible. Using new  insights and modern methods, the authors interpret  the text clearly, enthusiastically, and with  startling perception. Readers will gain a new  understanding of the historical, literary, and religious  dimensions of the book of Amos.