Good News Publishers The message of the bible (pack of 25), paperback/***

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We are all aware of problems in this world.

Everyone knows what it is to be weary, to be disappointed, and to struggle.

And we have a feeling that we were not meant for this.

We are all searching for some solution to the problems of life.

The question is, why are you unhappy? Why do things go wrong? Why is there illness and sickness? Why should there be death? Those are the questions with which the Bible deals.

The Bible talks to you about your unhappiness.

Some insist that the Bible, far from being practical, is really very remote from life.

But nothing in the world is as practical as the teaching of the Bible.

In order to answer questions about you, the Bible starts in the most extraordinary way: In the beginning God.

It starts with God.

Before I begin to ask any questions about myself and my problems, I ought to ask questions like this: Where did the world come from? Where have I come from? What is life itself? You come to me and say, I'm unhappy.

I'm in a crisis.

What's the matter with me? And the Bible says, In the beginning God .

as if it has forgotten all about you.

But it has not The only way to understand yourself or your life is to start with God.

And right at the very beginning, the Bible takes us there.

The Bible also tells us that the world came into being because the eternal God made it.

It tells us that God is the Creator, that he made everything out of nothing, by his own power, and he made it perfect.

What's more, according to the Bible, man is a special creation of God.

The Bible tells us, God created man in his own image (Genesis 1: 27).

It does not say that about anything else, only about human beings.

Man was made by God, for God.

He spoke to God, walked with God, and enjoyed God.

And his life was one of perfect bliss.

But into this perfect world made by God there entered another power, another force.

Something came that was opposed to God and opposed to man, and it was bent upon one thing only-- wrecking God's perfect work.

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