Esclavo – (Spanish)
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El autor y pastor Dr. John MacArthur revela una palabra crucial que revolucionara lo que significa el seguir a Jesus.
A traves de la Biblia, los seguidores de Jesus han sido ordenados a someterse. Se les ha dicho que tienen que obedecer y seguir fielmente sin titubeos. Cada vez que los cristianos pronuncian la palabra Dios, ellos hacen una declaracion sutil pero profunda- Que Dios es nuestro dueno y que pertenecemos a El. De hecho, la Biblia describe a los creyentes como sus esclavos. Hemos sido comprados a un precio y ahora vivimos para Cristo como gente de su propia posesion.
Vaya a una iglesia hoy en dia, ojee a traves de la mayoria de las traducciones de la Biblia y Usted no vera ni escuchara la palabra esclavo en ningun lugar porque se ha perdido en la traduccion. En este excitante libro el Dr. John MacArthur utiliza profundas ensenanzas biblicas y evaluaciones historicas para revelar una palabra olvidada que restaura la verdadera definicion de la Biblia sobre la libertad del cristiano.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781602554085
ISBN10: 1602554080
Language: Spanish
John MacArthur
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2011
Publisher: Groupo Nelson
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