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$7.99 Excl. taxGod revealed to the prophet Zechariah the vast promises of a close working relationship with the Creator Himself - judging His house, having charge of His courts, and being given “places to walk” among the great personages of the courts of heaven.
In Places to Walk: Glorious Liberty of the Children of God, Dr. Henry M. Morris III covers some of the highlights that describe what it means to be a twice-born child of God. At the most basic of biblical foundations, a Christian has been identified by the Creator as one He desires to spend eternity with!
“Thus says the Lord of Hosts: ‘If you will walk in My ways, and if you will keep My command, then you shall also judge My house, and likewise have charge of My courts; I will give you places to walk among these who stand here.’” (Zechariah 3:7)
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| Title: | Places to Walk |
| Author: | Dr. Henry M. Morris III |
| Publisher: | Institute for Creation Research |
| Publication Date: | November 2017 |
| Audience: | General |
| File Format: | .epub, .mobi, .pdf |
| Total File Size: | 1.9 MB, 3.3 MB, 1 MB |
| Pages: | 48 pages |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1-946246-05-9 |
Just getting started reading this to my bride at our morning coffee time prior to going to work. It is so nice just one page per topic, very well written, and easy reading. I find myself back here now wanting to buy some to hand out to young Christians or those even just starting to ask questions about what is all this "God stuff" about? I would recommend this as a great resource to that end.
