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Elijah

Olwyn L. HarrisSeries: Reflections in the Bible
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Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
Reading Stones Publishing

About

The Holy Spirit, in his wisdom, has chosen the platform of storytelling as one way to communicate our spiritual relationship with him, packed with wisdom, truth, morality, and values. It is not the only way God speaks to us, yet so much practical wisdom can be distilled from these narratives. Our challenge is how to access these stories in a way that allows them to be understandable in a world that is so far removed from the times when these accounts occurred. This series on Reflections in the Bible is not intended to be an exercise in theological exegesis, rather to create an opportunity to explore some of these stories. It is an invitation to go on a journey of reflection around what is described. What can we distil from these life-stories that makes sense for us today? Some of these narratives may be familiar. Some of them may be forgotten. Some of them are hard to understand. This is an opportunity to take time to slow down, invite the Holy Spirit to whisper his insight as we explore some of the stories he has preserved for us.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Biblical Studies
  • Religion
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Christian

Extended Details

  • SeriesReflections in the Bible

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    Olwyn L. HarrisAuthor