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Abram became Abraham. Jacob became Israel. Simon became Peter. Name covenanting seems at first like an archaic long-discarded practice that disappeared in the first century around the time Saul became Paul. The patriarchs and apostles exchanged names and so received new destinies. But that was then. And this is now. However name covenanting never went away. Robert Louis Stevenson became Teriitera. Paul Gauguin became Tioka. James Cook became Terreeoboo. Arthur Phillip became Woollarawarre. These recent examples throw light on this ancient practice of friendship and kinship. They show us that…mehr

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Abram became Abraham. Jacob became Israel. Simon became Peter. Name covenanting seems at first like an archaic long-discarded practice that disappeared in the first century around the time Saul became Paul. The patriarchs and apostles exchanged names and so received new destinies. But that was then. And this is now. However name covenanting never went away. Robert Louis Stevenson became Teriitera. Paul Gauguin became Tioka. James Cook became Terreeoboo. Arthur Phillip became Woollarawarre. These recent examples throw light on this ancient practice of friendship and kinship. They show us that when God offers a new name more than simply a new calling is attached. It's an invitation to friendship with Him.
Autorenporträt
Anne Hamilton, a longtime writer and mathematician, has a number of publications to her name including Many-Coloured Realm and Daystar, as well as children's books Nerrilee's World and Terry. Anne also has a trilogy of short books about how maths integrates with God's great creation called The Singing Silence, The Winging Word and The Listening Land.