You Are Loved and Forgiven: Paul's Letter of Hope to the Colossians (Commentary for the Layman

Ventura, California: Regal Books, 1986. First printing; full number-line at copyright. Glossy pictorial wraps, some corner, spine wear. Pages very good. Every few pages features a single thought of inspiration. Bind good, intact. Proffers answers to many questions in today's convoluted and perverted culture. "How can we explain evil if God is all loving? How can we believe in a good God in an evil world like this? If God is almighty, why does He not intervene to banish sin, suffering and evil?" The questions have not changed. Christians from the first century to present have been assaulted by the world's philosophies and their own doubts. Paul's powerful response to the beleaguered Colossian church, and to Christians today, is the New Testament letter to the Colossians. He confronts faith-shaking narratives with assuring positives. You need to know: to whom you belong and what He has done for you, about the power available to you, that you are loved and forgiven by the God who rules over people, powers and perplexing philosophies. This helpful exposition of the letter to the Colossians with down-to-earth examples brings Paul's letter into clear focus for contemporary Christians who wrestle with questions of identity and self-worth. 224 pages. Insured post.. First Edition. Soft Cover. Good. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" Tall.