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And Then There Were Nine…: How to live up to the ten commandments

David Searle
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Publisher's Description

"No one's perfect"
How many times have you heard that excuse for not behaving well?

Christians know that "no one is perfect" but we also have a perfect standard as our example!

The Ten Commandments have been regarded by many as the benchmark of a civilized society‐but what is their relevance to our everyday lives? What is their relevance to the New Testament Christian Church? How are they still binding on the Christian?

In this easy-to-read book, David Searle answers those questions with honesty and realism.

Specifications
  • Cover Type
    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781857925104
  • Page Count
    181
  • Weight
    0.27 lb
  • Publisher
    Christian Focus
  • Publication Date
    January 2006

Endorsements (5)

"It is a thought-provoking study....it is a book worth reading, which will stimulate the mind and the heart."

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Evangelical Times

"...a book worth reading, which will stimulate the mind and the heart."

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CLC World Magazine

"How good to see a book like this!...challenging, very practical, and is a timely reminder to our age that Christianity is all about worshipping and revering a God who is holy and has the best interests of his creatures at heart."

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George Macaskill

Stornoway, The Rutherford Journal of Church Ministry

"Pastoral and prophetic, clear and convicting, David Searle's gentle survey of God's blockbusting ten commandments overflows with truth and wisdom. I would like to see it made compulsory reading for all church members."

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J. I. Packer

Regent College, Vancouver

"Part of our contemporary problem is that many church people cry 'legalism' the moment God's law is mentioned. No one who reads David's work can justly do so, for all that he says is founded in love and flows from the saving grace of God in Christ, with clear illustrations from a long and fruitful pastoral experience. If even a large minority of the church would put it into practice, I suspect we would see major changes in society."

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Douglas F. Kelly

Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte, NC

About the Author

David Searle was for eleven years Director of Rutherford House, a theological research and study centre in Edinburgh, Scotland and previously served for over thirty years as minister in Presbyterian churches in both Scotland and Ireland.

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