Right Side of the Sanctuary - Ndlovu, Jaison
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The book "Right Side of the Sanctuary: The Source of Living Waters" by Jaison Ndlovu explores the theme of life-giving and life-sustaining water in the Bible. It begins with the story of Hagar and Ishmael, highlighting God's compassion and faithfulness, providing them with water in an unlikely place. The book then delves into Isaiah 55:1, where those who thirst are invited to come to the waters and buy wine and milk without money or price, symbolizing spiritual nourishment and redemption. Other chapters examine the biblical accounts of Elisha and the kings, Moses and the rock, and the Tree of…mehr

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The book "Right Side of the Sanctuary: The Source of Living Waters" by Jaison Ndlovu explores the theme of life-giving and life-sustaining water in the Bible. It begins with the story of Hagar and Ishmael, highlighting God's compassion and faithfulness, providing them with water in an unlikely place. The book then delves into Isaiah 55:1, where those who thirst are invited to come to the waters and buy wine and milk without money or price, symbolizing spiritual nourishment and redemption. Other chapters examine the biblical accounts of Elisha and the kings, Moses and the rock, and the Tree of Life, all of which illustrate the life-giving and restorative power of God's presence. The book also explores Jesus' promise of living water in John 4 and the symbolism of the river of Eden and the Jordan River as representations of God's life-giving presence and provision. Throughout the book, the author emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's sovereignty and wisdom, even when circumstances seem insurmountable or defy human logic.
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Jaison Ndlovu, born on July 1, 1960, in Guruve, Zimbabwe, grew up in Bharamasvesve, Zhombe, Kwekwe. He is the second child and eldest son of Katazo Amos Magundwane and Resiya Chikwinya. With four sisters and four brothers, he attended Gwesela St Andrew's School, St Martin de Porres, and Ascot Secondary School for his education. He pursued salesmanship at the Union College of South Africa and Religious Studies at Ambassador Bible College. Jaison is married to Susan Ndlovu (nee Mahogo), and they have four sons and two daughters, all of whom are married. Staying at Empress in Zhombe, Zimbabwe, he is an active contributor as a blogger and editor on Wikipedia, and shares video songs and sermons on YouTube.