The Poetic Scriptures of Paul - Wester, Michael D
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Take a journey into the first four volumes of the New Testament with fresh new eyes. Beautifully written in the art of rhythm and rhyme, The Poetic Scriptures of Paul is the third book of The Poetic Scriptures book series. You may ask, "Is it possible to take the New Testament as originally written and accurately transform it into rhythmic rhyme?" Never done before until now, The Poetic Scriptures of Paul is an accurate translation of the Greek writings of the apostle Paul presented in a poetic form that will keep your attention. The third book comprises Paul's thirteen letters. This volume…mehr

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Take a journey into the first four volumes of the New Testament with fresh new eyes. Beautifully written in the art of rhythm and rhyme, The Poetic Scriptures of Paul is the third book of The Poetic Scriptures book series. You may ask, "Is it possible to take the New Testament as originally written and accurately transform it into rhythmic rhyme?" Never done before until now, The Poetic Scriptures of Paul is an accurate translation of the Greek writings of the apostle Paul presented in a poetic form that will keep your attention. The third book comprises Paul's thirteen letters. This volume addresses core issues with which every person has to eventually grapple. ¿ What is God really like and how do I gain His approval? ¿ What is my purpose and how do I fulfill it? ¿ What about sexuality and marriage? ¿ How do I deal with adversity? ¿ And so much more ¿Discover the treasure of God's word through the series' unique and appealing way. It will challenge your mind and your heart.
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Michael D. Wester is the pastor-teacher of Lighthouse Baptist Church in Michigan and author of a four-book series entitled The Poetic Scriptures: God's Word in Rhythm & Rhyme. He earned a Master of Divinity degree at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, Texas, with a focus in biblical Greek, the original language of the New Testament. For over three decades, Michael has studied the Greek bible and has used that knowledge to bring people face to face with God's word. Henry Blackaby, author of Experiencing God, wrote these words after reviewing a pre-published copy of Michael's first book: I have begun reading through selected passages and have been blessed. This "effort/work" of yours is unique and special. Aside from biblical studies and poetry, Michael enjoys working out daily, singing, acting, and board games. His wife, Donna, and their two grown children agree that Michael leads a highly disciplined life with one weakness, chocolate chip cookies.