How God Thinks
by David Vancelette
Fulton Books


"He responded with a parable directed at them—another example of symbolism—which got them so angry that they 'sent spies' to trap him, including some Herodians."

In this unique examination of the symbolism occurring in the Bible, readers discover a plethora of interpretations that can help their walk in faith. Given the importance of symbolism not only in literature but also cultural and religious representation, what readers find in this book is an explication of the Bible's various symbols that God has used to communicate his message: "God has placed certain aspects of his image into many areas of creation. A created thing can't help but display aspects of its creator." Readers unearth a vast number of topics as well, including the Pieta and other significant artworks rooted in scripture. Scripture-based and well-researched, this text also offers explanations focusing on the End Times.

Readers looking for a concordance-like companion to help them with their Bible studies and daily devotionals may find that in this book. Carefully written and easy to understand, this work makes Bible study accessible for readers of all levels and the faithful of all ages. The book also tackles difficult subjects like the role of the patriarchy in society and that of borders for nations. What readers also find in this text is a conversation about Christianity's role against excessive materialism and the radical forms of opposition taking their toll on the faith. Significantly, the book also acts as a call to the faithful to strengthen their walk, and it reminds them that "God has given most people a lifetime in which to reach out and find him. Despite the many proofs of God's power, most people of the earth will continue in their rebellion." Thorough and thought-provoking, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the Bible, its history, and its society-shaping role.

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