That I May Know Him - Armour, Daniel E.
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Each of us, at times, find ourselves struggling with sin. This struggle can exist as a continuous looming guilt or result in full blown actions beyond our control. Either way, everyone is in search for the true and lasting answer. This book explains the role Christianity plays in our continuous war between our fallen nature and our values held with the Lord. This unique commentary specifically reveals the answer to this war and deals with multiple spiritual Laws and their dynamics disclosed by the Apostle Paul in Romans chapters 6 and 7 due to his struggle with the sin nature.

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Each of us, at times, find ourselves struggling with sin. This struggle can exist as a continuous looming guilt or result in full blown actions beyond our control. Either way, everyone is in search for the true and lasting answer. This book explains the role Christianity plays in our continuous war between our fallen nature and our values held with the Lord. This unique commentary specifically reveals the answer to this war and deals with multiple spiritual Laws and their dynamics disclosed by the Apostle Paul in Romans chapters 6 and 7 due to his struggle with the sin nature.
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Autorenporträt
" Daniel E. Armour is an Author, Engineer, and an avid Student of God's Word. Founding Threshold, Biblical Principles for Life in 2008; the Call has been to Preach the Gospel, and Teach the Biblical Principles for triumph and freedom (Rom. 6:17-18; 8:1-4). Residing in Southern California since his birth in 1960, Daniel met Nancy Saunders in 1983, and they married in 1987. Today, it is their Prayer that the many years it took in developing this Commentary, in turn, becomes a volume of insights for each Christian desiring to break through and live an intimate, abundant life in Christ."