Who Told You That You Are Naked? Genesis 3: 11: Live Without the Bondage of Sickness and Suffering

by Katherine Harms (Editor), Emma Right, Guy Right

Overview

An examination of the Bible to dispel common misconceptions about God that have subjected people to the bondage of suffering and pain.Are you facing difficult trials and insurmountable challenges? Do you feel like you are walking through the valley of the shadow of death? You need to know that it's just a shadow and shadows can't hurt you. God gives and God takes away. Naked you came into the world and naked you will leave. If this is what you've been taught to believe, then how can you be sure that God will come to your rescue? Job of the Bible spoke these words but you need to know that, later, he covered his mouth and repented of the things that he said. Have you been told that Job suffered disaster and disease at the hand of God? You need to know that it was Satan's hand and not God's hand that struck Job. Does suffering for God bring Him glory? If so, why did Jesus say healing is the work of God and manifests God's glory?

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781533687067
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/12/2016
Series:	Unveiling Biblical Truths , #1
Pages:	196
Product dimensions:	5.51(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.42(d)

About the Author

The author is an investment professional in commercial real estate in the USA. He provides investment strategy and solutions to institutional clients globally. He is married and has five children. Although a Christian for decades, he had limited knowledge of the power of the Gospel of Grace. When beset with work and health problems, the author could have perished if not for God's deliverance. It was through listening to Bible studies and the preaching on the New Covenant of grace that the author discovered what the privilege of being a child of God truly meant. God's Grace turned the author's life around in every area while building a genuinely intimate relationship with Jesus Christ.
This book was written to answer the cries of people in despair, people who follow God but feel powerless in the face of tremendous adversity and suffering.