Ebere Hannah Joshua

SOFTCOPY BIBLE VS HARDCOPY BIBLE (eBook, ePUB)

Exploring the hidden truth!

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The vision for this book came since 2012 and has since been in the works. As you well know Sir, the Bible (over the years) has undergone series of attacks by the enemy and his agents ranging from massive destruction, limitation to its original languages, limitation to specific individuals, erroneous translations and insufficient publishing; among a host of others. Today the tactics has been upgraded and I believe all believers must be kept abreast of the situation. I am a firm believer that the Bible is the undiluted Word of God and as such should be proudly carried in it's hardcopy by believers as a declaration of faith. It is an anomaly for believers to hide the bible in gadgets and phones as softcopy. (Romans 1:16) This book seeks to correct this anomaly and looming disaster in the body of Christ.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dewriters Resources
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Oktober 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789785422498
• Artikelnr.: 60647067

Autorenporträt

Softcopy Bibles are now in vogue and they tend to stand for modernity and affluence, whereas hardcopy Bible seems to represent antiquity and outdatedness. As such, Christians who see themselves as modern and progressive, tend to be ashamed of being seen with the hardcopy Bible either in Church or outside their home. It is therefore important that this book has been written at this time to challenge the unhealthy trend and alert the Christian world to the dangers involved. The book expounds on the importance of the Bible in such a way as to cause every Christian to become aware and conscious of its value in a vivid and new way. The author therefore establishes the status of the Bible as a special document that deserves and demands undivided attention and should not share a stance with other books, as if they were all at the same level and importance. As such, it is not satisfying to know or to say that the smart phone contains the (digital) Bible and that therefore the hardcopy Bible is no longer necessary and should be discarded.