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The intent of this book is to provide a simple but accurate description of God, the Creator and sustainer of life, as revealed in the Bible. It is intended for those not previously acquainted or personally familiar with Father God, Jesus the Son, or the Holy Spirit, who are one in purpose but three in activity. The book gives examples of the power, love, compassion, and justice that God represents to a fallen world. Many of His attributes and traits are discussed. Some mysteries are exposed and explained. There is also a short chapter on the salvation process that enables anyone to claim…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The intent of this book is to provide a simple but accurate description of God, the Creator and sustainer of life, as revealed in the Bible. It is intended for those not previously acquainted or personally familiar with Father God, Jesus the Son, or the Holy Spirit, who are one in purpose but three in activity. The book gives examples of the power, love, compassion, and justice that God represents to a fallen world. Many of His attributes and traits are discussed. Some mysteries are exposed and explained. There is also a short chapter on the salvation process that enables anyone to claim eternal life through the grace of God, revealed in Jesus and identified by the seal of the Holy Spirit. In the hands of one who seeks life to the fullest, wishes to live eternally, and seeks their Father's blessings, this book will clarify and assist in meeting your greatest need. God bless your journey.
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Autorenporträt
Greg Carman retired after thirty-three years working with people in the change process. Along the way, God intervened in his life and began transforming him from an ordinary sinner to a Christian disciple. Through the Holy Spirit, Greg's goals have become, to love more genuinely, serve Jesus more faithfully, and share with others the gospel. Not perfect, he admits he has a long way to go, but relies on God in his attempt to achieve more holiness.