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I Hid My Face From Thee For a Moment

Are you looking for God?

2011-08-19

Do you recognize the word of God? After you pray for answers do you recognize the voice of God providing answers? There are times when God is silent. During this time we are to rely on God’s promise that he will never leave us nor forsake us. Who Will Go to Heaven suggests believers rely on the word of God and reminds readers that God requires a level of faith that surpasses all understanding. John Forsman provides insight on the occasions when Jesus hid his identity. Forsman states that Jesus planned not to show Himself to the whole world and that Jesus appeared before the apostles after the cross but many of them doubted. Jesus sent these doubters to teach the nations.

Who Will Go to Heaven depicts a level of trust that many individuals struggle with. As humans we rely on emotions and things we can see. Forsman states that we are told to believe, trust, and have faith but many fail to take to heart. This book suggests that the Israelites misunderstood their reason for being called. This is a fact that many Christians struggle with today. Who Will Go to Heaven implies that if we trust and believe in God’s word we will see the manifestation of God’s plan for our lives.

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