Bøger af Jack Hay

The Bible made us ¿wise unto salvation¿ when we were sinners, and it continues to be indispensible for our spiritual development. There is no quick fix for arriving at a full understanding of its teaching; this booklet does not profess to be that. Its aim is to provide basic guidelines for Bible study for younger people or new believers.

JosephΓÇÖs dreams enraged his brothers; even his indulgent father was critical, but he himself had the conviction that they were indications of some future status and supremacy. Then he was sold by his brothers and slandered by a woman, imprisoned by his master and ignored by a butler. The dreams were shattered; would they ever become reality? Interestingly, it was the dreams of others that were the catalysts that turned things around and transferred him from the prison to the palace.His brothers had cynically remarked, ΓÇ£We shall see what will become of his dreamsΓÇ¥. They certainly did! Follow the ups and downs of this young man through the book; catch glimpses of your Saviour illustrated in his life. See in his resilience and his integrity a role model for your life. Realise that shattered dreams can become reality when God is in control.

Written by Jack Hay, this little pocket commentary giving an overview on the book of Daniel, is a great addition to the series. The handy size allows it to be easily stored and given to young people or new christians who may not normally sit down with a larger sized commentary.

People have always been intrigued with the future. In Bible days, the trappings of the occult featured in Nebuchadnezzar's quest for guidance (Ezek 21.21), and soothsaying was alive and well in ancient Philippi (Acts 16.16)That fascination has not diminished with the onset of a secular scientific age.