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Thy Will Be Done

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Author: Meilaender Gilbert
ISBN: 9781540961969

The Ten Commandments and the Christian Life

by Meilaender Gilbert

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144 pages
Publisher: Baker Publishing Group
14.5 x 21.9 x 2.3 cm

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Understand the OT Commandments within the context of Redemption

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This short, accessible and theologically sound book written by ethicist Gilbert Meilaender will enrich your personal life and walk with God

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Eden Christian Books Specialist

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This short, accessible, but theologically substantive volume unfolds the significance of the Ten Commandments for the Christian life. Gilbert Meilaender, one of today's leading Christian ethicists, places the commandments in the larger context of the biblical history of redemption and invites readers to wrestle with how human loves should relate to the first commandment: to love God above all else. As he approaches the Decalogue from this perspective, Meilaender helps Christians learn what it means to say, "Thy will be done."