Rite for the Times

About the Book

Author-Evangelist Educates Readers with Rite for the Times, 2nd Edition
This new book is a provocative downpour of insights regarding the concepts of the Bible

Falls Church, VA – Evangelist Daniel D. Lelong calls on to logical thinkers, to the Biblically literate, to the brighter fraction of civilization, and to those who obey God’s call to withstand evil as he pens Rite for the Times: Plus Additional Cogent Observations, released through Xlibris.

This ambitious eclectic book of apologetics and applied theology discusses specific concepts stated in the Bible. It studies the “minchaw” or grain offering, a voluntary bloodless practice made by fire unto the Lord that may be a helpful rite to those in need of comfort. This "minchaw" grain offering is the only Levitical offering for the feasts of the LORD that´s yet permissible under the New Covenant. This “minchaw” is the Rite for the Times addressed in the title of this book. The other chapters address various other aspects of today’s trying times.

Chapter 1 exegetes the "minchaw" grain offering; chapter 2 discusses the LORD God of Israel as the preincarnate God the Son; chapter 3 explores the vast differences between Christian faith by sound doctrine and occultism; chapter 4 looks at earth worship´s effect upon ownership of private property; chapter 5 identifies three crucial but as-yet scarce Messianic doctrine; chapter 6 examines logic as a style of decision making and intellectual discipline; chapter 7 explores developments within science and health; chapter 8 discussses differences between chastity and sexual sin and their roles to youth; chapter 9 explores facts about Islam; chapter 10 establishes the significance of the VeriChip in relation to the trend toward global governance; chapter 11 sets forth tetrapartite-psych metatheory - a new system of theoretical psychology; and, chapter 12 sums up our calling in Christ.

An idea that started as a website, Rite for the Times: Plus Additional Cogent Observations contains provocative ideas that are the subject of much Bible study, fasting, prayer, and contemplation.

About the Author

Daniel D. LeLong is an eighth-generation Believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. He is Southern Baptist but spent eleven years studying Messianic Judaism. He is Mensan, and street corner evangelizes on a regular basis. Daniel earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from James Madison University, a quantitative master's of science from The George Washington University, and has taken some seminary classes from Capital Bible Seminary. He was employed for ten years as a computer programmer before leaving that to write, while he sidelined in carpentry. Daniel is athletic, politically active, excels in archery and loves to teach children.