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- Author: Judy Azar LeBlanc
- Publisher: Westbow Press
- ISBN-10: 1449707076
- ISBN-13: 9781449707071
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.1 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The word theology tends to lead people to think that it is only meant for seminarian scholars; however, the word speaks for itself by the sole definition meaning "the study of God's Word." This book takes a fresh look at God's Power, Character, Love, Nature, and what the finished work of Christ meant to the world in bite size portions. It offers scripturally based truths of some of the riches of His Divine Grace that include answers to thought provoking questions such as what is predestination; who are the chosen; the called, and the elect. The author uses everyday language to explain what it means to be justified, reconciled, forgiven, and offers a clear explanation of why practicing merited grace contradicts Christ's finished work on the cross.
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- Author: Judy Azar LeBlanc
- Publisher: Westbow Press
- ISBN-10: 1449707076
- ISBN-13: 9781449707071
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.1 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The word theology tends to lead people to think that it is only meant for seminarian scholars; however, the word speaks for itself by the sole definition meaning "the study of God's Word." This book takes a fresh look at God's Power, Character, Love, Nature, and what the finished work of Christ meant to the world in bite size portions. It offers scripturally based truths of some of the riches of His Divine Grace that include answers to thought provoking questions such as what is predestination; who are the chosen; the called, and the elect. The author uses everyday language to explain what it means to be justified, reconciled, forgiven, and offers a clear explanation of why practicing merited grace contradicts Christ's finished work on the cross.
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