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Unveiling Jesus: 144 Reflections on Jesus' Identity and Mission

Unveiling Jesus: 144 Reflections on Jesus' Identity and Mission

by Moore, W Bascom
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This book sprang from the author's years of study and a heartfelt desire to communicate the Biblical Jesus to a dear relative who follows a 21st-century false messiah. It addresses the question, "Who is Jesus?" He has many roles. His roles as Savior and King regularly receive superficial acceptance. But these are not roles that can be fulfilled by a mere mortal. This book provides insights into Jesus's eternal nature and role as creator. These 144 reflections are designed to build faith by opening our eyes to the divine nature of Jesus, that nature qualifying him both as Savior and King.

To tie these reflections together, the book closes with a valuable topical index of scriptures designed for sharing the good news with seekers. After reading Unveiling Jesus, this devotional book becomes a reference work.

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Pub dateJan 14, 2025
ISBN-101955285853
ISBN-139781955285858
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9 × 0.66 × 6 in
Weight1 lb
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