Dr John Thomas Wylie

The Way of God in the Old Testament Dr John Thomas Wylie

It's anything but an upbeat thing to find that we are what's up in God's reality. This equitable carries us to another and greater inquiry. Could we ever change to become the sort of people God wants us to be? Can we come to believe God with the goal that we will obey Him? The appropriate response of Christians to this inquiry is, "Yes!" God made us to belong to him. He doesn't abandon us. Despite the fact that over and over we choose our own specific way rather than his way, God still wants us to trust and obey him. Yet, by what means can that ever truly occur? Now and again we wish God would make us trust and obey him. In any case, God can't do that. He would make us scared of him, but not even God can make us confide in him. That can come about only when we ourselves come to love God. Only that can make us confide in God and want to obey him. Rather than attempting to make us love him, God continues showing us how much he loves us. This is God's way of bringing us to love him with the goal that we will confide in him and want to obey him. The genuine story in the Bible is the account of how God has helped us to know his love for us. This publication, "The Way Of God In The Old Testament," is about people and the things that transpired. It is about the way in which God used these people and events to help us with knowing his love for us. It is the story of God's way for saving us from being wrong, sinful and for helping us to bring about the kind of world that he meant his world to be. This publication is the beginning of the story. At the point when you have followed the story, "The Way Of God In The Old Testament," you will see that God's Way for us goes on into the New Testament. This is a long and exciting story. The Reverend Dr. John Thomas Wylie