I Saw, In The Night, Visions
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
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A work of Christian theological and visionary literature, I Saw, In The Night, Visions by Geoffrey Bingham draws its inspiration from the prophetic imagery of the Book of Daniel, presenting a deeply meditative and spiritually charged examination of divine revelation. Bingham, a prolific Australian theologian and author, chronicles the profound mysteries of God's kingdom as seen through the lens of biblical prophecy, guiding readers through the rich symbolic language of Scripture with pastoral warmth and scholarly depth. The work argues that the visions granted to the ancient prophets remain urgently relevant, illuminating the nature of God's sovereignty over human history and the ultimate triumph of His purposes. Written in Bingham's characteristically earnest and reverent tone, the text instructs believers in how to receive and interpret divine truth, making it a compelling resource for those seeking a deeper engagement with prophetic Scripture.
Author: Geoffrey Bingham
Format: Paperback
Published: 1986, New Creation Publications Inc.
Genre: Religion
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Markings: Previous owner
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
A work of Christian theological and visionary literature, I Saw, In The Night, Visions by Geoffrey Bingham draws its inspiration from the prophetic imagery of the Book of Daniel, presenting a deeply meditative and spiritually charged examination of divine revelation. Bingham, a prolific Australian theologian and author, chronicles the profound mysteries of God's kingdom as seen through the lens of biblical prophecy, guiding readers through the rich symbolic language of Scripture with pastoral warmth and scholarly depth. The work argues that the visions granted to the ancient prophets remain urgently relevant, illuminating the nature of God's sovereignty over human history and the ultimate triumph of His purposes. Written in Bingham's characteristically earnest and reverent tone, the text instructs believers in how to receive and interpret divine truth, making it a compelling resource for those seeking a deeper engagement with prophetic Scripture.