Why Did God Create Man? - Dinger, Dennis
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This question has been asked by many throughout mankind's whole sojourn on earth. This book is a study of the interactions of the Lord God toward man as presented in the Bible. God's relationship with Adam, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, the children of Israel, the judges, and several of the kings of Israel are all examined. God then sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to earth to make good His promises and fulfill His desires for mankind, which Adam failed to do. The study examines Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, as well as the lives of His faithful servants such as Paul, Stephen, and Peter. The…mehr

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This question has been asked by many throughout mankind's whole sojourn on earth. This book is a study of the interactions of the Lord God toward man as presented in the Bible. God's relationship with Adam, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, the children of Israel, the judges, and several of the kings of Israel are all examined. God then sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to earth to make good His promises and fulfill His desires for mankind, which Adam failed to do. The study examines Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, as well as the lives of His faithful servants such as Paul, Stephen, and Peter. The answer to the title's fundamental question is a unifying thread which not only runs throughout the whole Bible, but ties it all together!
Autorenporträt
Dennis Dinger is a Christian and Professor Emeritus of Ceramic and Materials Engineering at Clemson University. He was disabled by blood cancer in 2008. As a Professor, he directed many applied ceramic engineering research projects, and he was an active researcher and private consultant. He is the author of "The War Against God," several ceramics textbooks, studies of all New Testament books, and several other books such as "Global Climate Change, The Bible, & Science," "The Coming of the Lord Draweth Nigh," "Absolute Truth for a Relative World," and "The Tribulation to Come."