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    Abraham: A Journey Through Lent

    By Meg Warner

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    Everyone knows that Abraham is one of the most important characters in the Bible but why should a man who lived nearly 4,000 years ago still matter to Christians today? Join with Meg and meet Abraham as you've never met him before. Heralded as an exemplar of faith, here is a man with his own distractions and doubts, whose human failings are only too evident. Read a story of journeying, of challenges, of false turns and unbelievable promises, and experience their relevance to your own faith and the world we live in. And finally, encounter a God whose love and faithfulness covers all our disbelief, our mistakes and our own faithlessness, and whose promises always come to fulfilment.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSPCK
    Release dateNov 19, 2015
    ISBN9780281074907
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    Abraham: A Journey Through Lent
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    Meg Warner

    Meg Warner is Module Tutor in the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King’s College, London, having recently moved from Trinity College, University of Melbourne, where she held the post of Lecturer in Biblical Studies. She is in the author of a major study of the Abraham narratives, forthcoming from Cambridge University Press.

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