With his usual scholarship and vision, Dr Walter C. Kaiser Jr. reveals spiritual principles inherent in the great awakenings of the Bible and shows us how to prepare the way for revival today. Revivals like those led by Moses and by John the Baptist provide us with clear examples of what God can do when His sovereign will is acknowledged and obeyed. Read this book and help prepare the way for revival in your community, your church and most importantly your heart.
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This book is still blessing us Jan. 2015. Thanks also read romans series by Martin l. Jones.
ROY and Nona Merlino
This book is still blessing us Jan. 2015. Thanks also read romans series by Martin l. Jones.
ROY and Nona Merlino
It is time to turn back to the Lord. Turn or he will not turn to you. Turn in trust, obedience, glad service with unceasing prayer. In May of 1999, I heard Dr.Kaiser on the radio speaking. I was so impressed with this man having a real heart for the Lord. I told my husband we have to get this book. We were so blessed! Here it is 2010 and rereading it again. The Lord puts these things in your heart early in the morning. Read slowly,prayerfully, repentantly - what a blessing. Return to the Lord your God. Let the Spirit pour down upon a thirsty people and dry ground. Arise and obey and pray that many will find the Lord as their Savior. Every Christian should read this book and be revived. Thank you Mr. Kaiser, God bless you.
Dr. Walter C. Kaiser Jr. is Colman M. Mockler Distinguished Professor of Old Testament and President Emeritus of Gordon–Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. One of the world’s premier biblical scholars he is a frequent speaker at conferences and has written more than 30 books.
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