Work

• Hanlon, Reginald William

• 1967

• Moore Theological College

• Hanlon examines the how the Old Testament tells the same story as the New Testament, and that God wants us to give up the struggle of works. He gives Old Testament examples of those who struggle with works, and who God still comes to. He focuses on Jehoshaphat. Hanlon looks at the peace of living for Jesus, especially in coming to God with nothing, because the battle is God's. He shows that this is what we should discover - divine action.

• Jehoshaphat, King of Judah
• Abraham, (Biblical patriarch)

• 1/01/1967

• English

• Moore Theological College
• Church Missionary Society

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