Bøger af George Andrew Goddard

The topic of God being a subject of seemingly infinite valid points of discussion, this volume offers yet another pertinent perspective - a dispensational view of God's work involving humanity, emphasizing its chronology "from everlasting to everlasting." Through poignant biblical storylines, the author constructs an informative, thought-provoking commentary and chronological survey of Scripture detailing the Divine human undertaking. Within this framework, he presents instructive insights and analyses on a range of topics, from historically controversial theological issues to present-day religious practices, making this volume a worthy biblical companion for lay people and scholars alike. The author achieves his aims in an inviting story-telling fashion that is complemented by his use of the reverential and poetic King James translation. BIOGRAPHY George Goddard, Sr. was born in 1929 in the capital city of Castries, in the former British colony of Saint Lucia. In 1951 he and his wife Lita married in Castries, then moved with their children to the idyllic east coast area of Dennery, where they would spend most of their years. Mr. Goddard is a retired accountant and church elder, for whom faith and family have been most important in his life. His first book, The Families of the Earth: The Holy Bible Perspective, comes from that place of passion, and was dedicated to his wife of 66 years, who passed away in 2017. He also dedicates this book, From Everlasting to Everlasting, to her memory. Currently residing with family, Mr. Goddard devotes much of his time to his favorite pastimes of time with family, biblical studies, writing and music.

In the pages of this book, The Families of the Earth: The Holy Bible Perspective, the author explores the magnitude of God''s ultimate promise to the families of the earth and significant related issues, within an overview of the biblical narrative of God''s work on behalf of humanity. In the process of doing so, the author discusses the origins of the families of the earth and mankind''s mind-boggling destiny with God, alongside ideas surrounding evolution, prehistory and the Bible, and the colossal angelic rebellion. The commonly accepted view that Adam and Eve were the predecessors of the entire human race amidst the confusion as to whether or not Cain married his sister, the origin of the geographical races and people groups, the universality of the great flood, and the heaven-hell debate are among other thought-povoking subject matters addressed. Proposing that commonly held views on these matters may not square entirely with what is indicated in Scripture, the author shares his understanding of such matters. Author Bio:George Andrew Goddard, Sr., resides with Lita, his wife of over sixty years, in Saint Lucia, where he has served as a church elder for many years. The couple''s children and their families live in Saint Lucia as well as abroad.