Have you ever wondered what being created in the image of God means? Have you wanted to understand what makes people act the way they do? Jim Craddock, author, counselor, lecturer and educator, answers these questions and others by giving us a fascinating understanding of the biblical view of the creation of man. He helps us understand God's intention when He created man, and explains why it is so important that we know God personally to fully understand man, as God created us to be.
Man: The Incomparable Creation gives us biblical insight in explaining who man is by using the example of the Old Testament Tabernacle in the wilderness, and relating it with man's nature (body, soul and spirit). Readers will also learn how human nature relates to man's consciousness, self-consciousness and God-consciousness. This book is written for those who are in biblical counseling, but it is a valuable read for everyone.
Have you ever wondered what being created in the image of God means? Have you wanted to understand what makes people act the way they do? Jim Craddock, author, counselor, lecturer and educator, answers these questions and others by giving us a fascinating understanding of the biblical view of the creation of man. He helps us understand God's intention when He created man, and explains why it is so important that we know God personally to fully understand man, as God created us to be.
Man: The Incomparable Creation gives us biblical insight in explaining who man is by using the example of the Old Testament Tabernacle in the wilderness, and relating it with man's nature (body, soul and spirit). Readers will also learn how human nature relates to man's consciousness, self-consciousness and God-consciousness. This book is written for those who are in biblical counseling, but it is a valuable read for everyone.
Incomparable Creation uses the Old Testament Tabernacle in the wilderness to demonstrate who man is, comparing the Tabernacle’s physical structures to man’s nature (body, soul and spirit). Readers will also learn how human nature relates to man’s consciousness, self-consciousness, and God-consciousness.
