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John 17:3 says, "...that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent." The God Manual was written with hopes of seeking to reveal the correct Biblical image of who our precious Creator really is. With 120 lessons, it exhaustively teaches almost every aspect, characteristic, and attribute of God we can think of. In order to fulfill our calling to be conformed to Jesus' image, we must first know what that image is. Our prayer is that as you study these lessons your life will forever be changed, your worship increased, you realize that holiness is not an unattainable thing anymore, and most importantly you fall deeper in love with Him. Some lessons include: "God Is Love", "Our God Of Mercy", "The Compassion Of God", "The Mystery Of God", "Our Forgiving God", "God Our Provider", "The Favor Of God", "The Godhead", "The Things God Hates", "Emmanuel", "Jesus As God", "God Our Father", "The Comfort Of God", "The Grace of God", "The Glory of God", "The Fire Of God", "God Our Healer", plus over 100 more revelatory studies of the greatness of our God!

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BrandNarrow Way Ministries
Pub dateOct 3, 2008
ISBN-100983169608
ISBN-139780983169604
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions2.38 × 8.5 × 11 in
Weight6 lb
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