Author: | Dana George Cottrell | ISBN: | 9781449701956 |
Publisher: | WestBow Press | Publication: | May 20, 2010 |
Imprint: | WestBow Press | Language: | English |
Author: | Dana George Cottrell |
ISBN: | 9781449701956 |
Publisher: | WestBow Press |
Publication: | May 20, 2010 |
Imprint: | WestBow Press |
Language: | English |
This book, based on exegetical theology, intends to present a unique, theologically sound interpretation of each of the seven days of Creation, which will in turn lead to a much greater in-depth understanding of the Holy Scripturesan understanding that will provide a refreshing wind to the churches. The book will engage readers in spiritual archaeological digging, showing how the first five days of Creation relate to the design and plan for the kingdom of heaven, how the sixth day refers to the implementation of the kingdom, and how the seventh day reveals the handing of the kingdom to the Father. This concept is the unveiling of a mystery that has been either hidden or lost since the Scriptures were written. Knowing this vital information, the reader can embrace a depth to the Creation story that will impact his or her understanding of God and the future He has planned for His creation.
This book, based on exegetical theology, intends to present a unique, theologically sound interpretation of each of the seven days of Creation, which will in turn lead to a much greater in-depth understanding of the Holy Scripturesan understanding that will provide a refreshing wind to the churches. The book will engage readers in spiritual archaeological digging, showing how the first five days of Creation relate to the design and plan for the kingdom of heaven, how the sixth day refers to the implementation of the kingdom, and how the seventh day reveals the handing of the kingdom to the Father. This concept is the unveiling of a mystery that has been either hidden or lost since the Scriptures were written. Knowing this vital information, the reader can embrace a depth to the Creation story that will impact his or her understanding of God and the future He has planned for His creation.