Ebook: The presence of a hidden God : evidence for the God of the Bible
Author: Kennedy Dennis James, Newcombe Jerry
- Tags: Presence of God., Hidden God., God (Christianity) -- Knowableness., RELIGION -- Christian Life -- Spiritual Growth., RELIGION -- Christian Theology -- General.
- Year: 2008
- Publisher: Multnomah Books
- City: Colorado Springs, Colo
- Edition: 1st ed
- Language: English
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God has not left Himself without a witness, nor is there anywhere on earth where His fingerprints are absent. "Truly, you are a God who hides yourself, O God of Israel, the Savior."--Isaiah 45:15 Where is God' Why does He seem absent' Is He hiding' Some people think so' but the problem lies with them, not with God. To the unrighteous, God is absent'or worse, if He is there at all, He is cruel. But to the righteous,Read more...
Abstract: God has not left Himself without a witness, nor is there anywhere on earth where His fingerprints are absent. "Truly, you are a God who hides yourself, O God of Israel, the Savior."--Isaiah 45:15 Where is God' Why does He seem absent' Is He hiding' Some people think so' but the problem lies with them, not with God. To the unrighteous, God is absent'or worse, if He is there at all, He is cruel. But to the righteous, God is clearly present. The great Christian thinker Blaise Pascal wrote, "What can be seen on earth indicates neither the total absence of God nor his manifest presence, but rather the presence of a hidden God." In other words, to those who are spiritually blind, God may seem hidden. But to those whose eyes He has opened, God is not hidden at all. He has clearly revealed Himself in Jesus Christ. In The Presence of a Hidden God'completed just before his untimely passing'beloved pastor and teacher Dr. D. James Kennedy and co-author Jerry Newcombe provide the biblical assurance and helpful insight you're seeking to build your faith in the living God. Dr. Kennedy knew'as you will soon discover'that if we seek God with all our hearts, we will find Him indeed. From the Hardcover edition