Tale of Two: Exploring 40 Bible Pairs [Pehme köide]

Can you guess who the two rogues might be, or the two traitors or the two cheats?  You will find yourself wondering, Who will be next? and, driven by curiosity, you will turn page after page. -- Donald Macleod a novel approach to biblical character studies, focussing on pairs of contemporaneous individuals and exploring their experience of God. Using this approach can give a fresh look at some familiar biblical stories as a primer for further spiritual reflection. -- Graham Nicholls This is a quiet book introducing us to a host of Bible people, some who are familiar to us, others not so. Donald Mackay has set these people in pairs to show how their lives impact one another, and on the Bible story, something we dont often think about. The author takes us with him on a journey through the Bible visiting these characters as they appear in the context of the Scripture narrative.  -- Billy Graham This is a strikingly original work shedding light on various Biblical characters. a thoughtprovoking book. The only criticism is that the chapters are too short we are left asking for more!  -- Alex MacDonald With refreshing frankness, Donald Mackay succinctly summarises the experiences, successes and failings of some of the Bibles main characters, presenting them in pairs so as to draw out helpful comparisons along the way. -- Paul Gibson