Servants or Friends? / Maxwell, Arthur Graham / (PB/1992-1992/A-/USED)

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This book is about a God who values nothing higher than the freedom and individuality of his people. He has even said plainly that he prefers to treat them not as servants but as friends!

Millions of Christians around the world have turned away from an apparently tyrannical god--a god who simply doesn't make good sense. Misunderstanding the "dark speech" and "servant talk" in the Bible has led many thoughtful people to relegate Christianity to a bygone, less enlightened age.

Servants or Friends? tries to follow Jesus' example of talking "plainly and clearly" about God, as God himself was able to talk with his good friend Moses.

Table of Contents

PROLOGUE
Chapter 1 WOULD YOU BE AFRAID TO MEET GOD?
Chapter 2 I'D RATHER YOU BE MY FRIENDS
Chapter 3 NO FRIENDSHIP WITHOUT TRUST
Chapter 4 TRUST CANNOT BE COMMANDED
Chapter 5 BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU TRUST
Chapter 6 FRIENDS TALK PLAINLY WITH EACH OTHER
Chapter 7 FRIENDSHIP AND GOD'S USE OF LAW
Chapter 8 HOW SERVANTS AND FRIENDS LOOK AT SIN AND SALVATION
Chapter 9 ONLY YOUR BEST FRIEND WOULD SHOW YOU
Chapter 10 THE FREEDOMS OF FRIENDSHIP
Chapter 11 FRIENDSHIP AND THE STRUGGLE WITH SIN
Chapter 12 FRIENDSHIP AND THE MEANING OF ATONEMENT
Chapter 13 WE'VE CAMPED AROUND THIS MOUNTAIN LONG ENOUGH
Chapter 14 FRIENDS OR A FRIENDLY GOD
EPILOGUE
CHAPTER NOTES
THE ARTIST
THE MODELS
THE AUTHOR

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