Preston A. Taylor: The Eleven Commandments - Ten written on tablets of stone;The other one given to melt hearts of stone.
The Eleven Commandments
Ten written on tablets of stone;The other one given to melt hearts of stone.
Preston A. Taylor
- Pages:
- 124
- Dimensions:
- 5.5X8.5
- Category:
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RELIGION - Christian General
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Book Summary
Even though we see them engraved on buildings and hear controversy regarding them in the news, the Ten Commandments are a mystery to most. One would suspect that in a random survey, few Americans could name more than five of the commandments, even with some prompting. Preston Taylor has made a bold attempt to place the truth of Scripture into an exciting, readable format with his compelling new work, The Eleven Commandments. In this short volume he has packed the history, context, and application most relevant to the original ten, and has updated them with the overarching comment of Jesus when He was asked about the commandments. Readers will be drawn through the pages by Taylor's easy-going style that allows one to leap from the concept on the page into life-changing understanding. Seldom has such power been packed into so few pages!
Author Profile
Preston A. Taylor grew up on a small cotton farm in Arkansas. He graduated from the Naval radio school in San Diego. Later he received his B.A. in literature and history from Ouachita Baptist University. Southwestern Baptist Seminary of Fort Worth, Texas, awarded him the B. D., Th. M, and M. .Div. diplomas. After nine years missionary service in Costa Rica and Argentina, Taylor received his D. Min. diploma from Luther Rice Seminary now located in Litonia, Georgia. He did further studies at Baylor, Moody Bible Institute by correspondence, and North Carolina Baptist Hospital. Kregel’s Portavoz, Editorial Unilit of Miami, and Spanish World Publishers of El Paso have published twelve books in Spanish by this author. Taylor’s ministry has been and continues primarily as pastor of Baptist churches. Ten written on tablets of stone; The other one given to melt hearts of stone.



