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*Condition Note: Book is lightly used and lightly marked with light cover wear.*
One basic theme ties the book of Joel, Micah, and Zephaniah together--the urgent need for revival and reformation in a time of spiritual and political crisis. Ancient Israel failed to fulfill its God-given role by responding to the messages of the prophets. Because they failed, the prophets' predictions of judgment and deliverance that could have taken place is Israel had met the conditions will find their final fulfillment in end-time events. Thus the study of these books is particularly appropriate as we consider our need of revival now.
Why did the prophets so universally focus on God's judgments? It was not to scare, but to prepare. God wanted Israel to know what their rebellion caused Him to do in order to save them. Likewise, He wants those living in the last days to be aware of the judgments He must send in order to fulfill His plan of salvation and restoration.
Preface
1. A Call to Revival
2. The Great Churchquake
3. Springtime and Harvest
4. The Valley of Decision
5. "Fill My Cup, Lord"
6. Servant Leadership.
7. Promises of Hope
8. What God Expects
9. "Woe is Me!"
10. Crowding Sin Out of Our Lives
11. "Seek Ye the Lord"
12. "After This the Judgment"
13. When God Sings
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
1991 |
Printed: |
1991 |
Pages: |
125 |
Publisher: |
Review and Herald Publishing Association |
Condition: |
B+ |
