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Theodyssey: A Scriptural Exploration of Good and Evil in the World

[Hardback]

by Paul Gravitt

Author
Paul Gravitt
Book Format
Hardback
Publisher
LifeRich Publishing
Published
October 2020

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Theodyssey is an adventure through the Bible that will cause you to see God's book in a different way. It draws amazing parallels between Old Testament and New Testament characters and reveals the divine symmetry that God has woven into His Word to further proclaim the enmity and triumphant return of Christ. You will learn to clearly see Jesus in virtually every story throughout the Bible from beginning to end. Taking a somewhat direct route through God's Word, Theodyssey exposes humanity's obstacle-laden path to get back to Eden. From Genesis to Revelation, it highlights the weapons our enemy uses to lure us, ensnare us, and ultimately lead us away from God's will and plan for us. It also provides a glimpse into God's faithfulness, His incredible mercy, and how He actually uses both good and evil to affect his plan. Theodyssey is a passionate exploration of one of the most elusive questions in Judeo-Christian theology: the theodicy. Its particular strength is its reliance on carefully selected Scripture, which allows readers to explore the manuscript's arguments in detail. While taking a somber and reverent perspective to the return of our Lord, the book provides both a hopeful and anticipatory tone, and leaves the curious reader with an appetite for further study.