Covenant : A Study Of Gods Extraordinary Love For You
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One of the most powerful rituals in ancient Hebrew culture was that of the blood covenant. This agreement united two individuals for a lifetime and meant that the most intense forms of friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice had been exchanged. God chose to make this kind of covenant with Abraham in order to demonstrate His intense love for humanity and His deep desire to fellowship with His creation. By asking Abraham to perform the covenant ritual, God the Father and humanity were bonded for eternity.
In The Covenant, well-known author Jim Garlow explains, with passion and possibility, the importance and meaning of the Covenant ritual and shows how this ceremony provides the foundation for everything we, as Christians, believe. The powerful revelations he presents will impact and transform your life and forever change your knowledge and appreciation of the Christian faith.
This powerful Bible study will dramatically enrich your understanding of God’s nature and love for His people and reveal a whole new appreciation for God’s amazing story and the beautiful, incredible, breathtaking sacrifice that Christ made so God’s covenant with us would not be broken.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780834123298
ISBN10: 0834123290
James Garlow
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2007
Publisher: The Foundry Publishing – formerly Beacon Hill Pres
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