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Overview Of Allen P. Ross Recalling The Hope Of Glory

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[Name] Grace Park
[Student ID #] L25965884
[Semester Term and Year] Spring 2015
[Book Title] Recalling the Hope of Glory
[Book Author] Allen P. Ross

Chapter [#1] The Revelation of the Holy Lord God of Glory

Summary: The greater our appreciation and apprehension of the majestic God whom we say we worship, the greater will be our reverence, adoration, and service. This is the effect that we find in the biblical records whenever people received fuller revelations of the God go glory. In what ways is God distinct? God is all-powerful. God is all-knowing. God is also everywhere at once. God is righteous. There is no one like Him - He is holy. The worshipful response to the revelation of the holy LORD God of …show more content…

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Chapter [#4] The Memory go the Center of Creation

Summary: In there center go God’s creation, there was a garden; and although no sinful person since Adam and Eve has seen it. The Garden of Eden was a sanctuary, the place where the people had access to the living God. Because God was there, every good and beautiful gift from God was also there and provided for their delight and benefit. It is in any sanctuary where the people of God gather for what they call a worship service. In their worship should be reminded, either by the service or the surroundings, that they are entering into the presence of the Creator in a very special and spiritual way and that their enjoyment of his provisions for life are available only through redemption.

Analysis:
[This is a single-spaced analysis in 1–2 paragraphs of what you think about the information presented in this chapter (e.g. what you like or dislike about the information). It is also the place for your own objective observations about the chapter; for example, whether or not you agree with the author.]

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That revelation from God made Abraham realize that there is only one sovereign God, and therefore only one way to worship. Abraham believed that Yahweh was the living God. Yahweh was the sovereign God. Yahweh was the righteous judge. Yahweh was the gracious God. And, Yahweh was the faithful God. Abraham built an altar to the Lord after the Lord appeared to him. He built another altar after the Lord’s word of promise. He paid tithes after the Lord gave the victory. He took to the ground after the Lord appeared to him. He circumcised in compliance with God’s command. He interceded after judgement was revealed. He interceded again after God directed Abimelech to him. He rejoiced in the Lord after the fulfillment of God’s promise. He swore by the Lord after the Lord gave him peace in the land. He sacrificed Isaac in obedience to the Lord’s command. Worship was both a spontaneous and an ordered response to divine intervention.

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