GOD'S COVENANT PLAN

von J. Maurice Wright

266 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Why is so little reference made to covenant in the New Testament? What importance does it have to us? If we knew more about how the new covenant operates, might it change the way we relate to God? In this study, the subject of "in Him" takes on a dynamic new meaning when seen diagrammed in the new covenant, becoming the apex of Christian understanding. This subject woven into covenant creates a picture of God's undying relationship to man that cannot be broken. The new covenant of love culminated the development of God's covenants to man. It is beyond man's comprehension as to why a supreme being would venture such an undertaking as man, although it seems that this project was in God's planning all along and is the crowning act that all other creations point to. In God's plan He gives man the freedom of choice as to whether to seek Him or deny Him. Faith in His existence and dedication to Him leads to an eternal relationship. Thoughts in this book deal with creating and deepening that faith. An understanding of these and other subjects has been a historic journey in my life, so now, let your journey begin. Jesse Maurice Wright was born in 1935 in south Texas to a very Bible oriented family. His father, M.A. Wright was an evangelist for the Church of Christ in many locations in the south, west and central U.S. He has been married to Janiece for 55 years and has two children, four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Maurice has served as deacon to congregations in Colorado, Nevada and Oregon. He has been an elder at the University Church of Christ in Denver, Colorado. His working career has been in building contracting which ended in the electrical field. He is an avid private pilot having built three small aircraft. His retirement years have been mainly spent exploring his interest in God's covenants which explains this, his only book. IMPORTANT

• Reihe: Xulon Press
• ISBN: 9781619963955
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 10.02.2012
• Größe: 216 x 140 mm
• Verlag: Xulon Press