Jacob : Discerning Gods Presence
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Heir to a great promise, Jacob should have lived a life defined by God’s presence. Instead, it was often characterized by conflict, deception, and selfish ambition. Yet, Jacob’s story shows us how God remained with Jacob, just as He remains with believers today.
Jacob: Discerning God’s Presence will help you gain insights into Jacob’s story as you explore the themes, context, and cultural background of the text. Find new ways to apply Jacob’s life lessons to your own life with discussion and reflection questions.
A collaborative effort by editor John D. Barry and writers Derek R. Brown, Miles Custis, Douglas Mangum, and Wendy Widder, this resource will help you dig deep into the life of Joseph. Walk with Jacob, and discover what it means to know and respond to God’s presence.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781577995807
ISBN10: 1577995805
Derek Brown | Miles Custis | Douglas Mangum
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2015
Bible Character Study
Publisher: Lexham Press/Kirkdale Press
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