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Ezekiel Saw The Wheel

Can You See The Cross?

Willie James Webb

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English
Willie James Webb
15 July 2024
This book confronts humanity with God's ID (Intelligent Design) of the universe and the design of man, himself. The confirmation is the creation. The universe is the proof of the truth. The Bible is the revelatory declaration. Jesus Christ is the manifestation. Man cannot truthfully and successfully deny the overwhelming reality of God without plunging himself into a fantasy world of perplexing confusion and insanity. The graphics of law, art, religion, and science are used to help man in the late date of 21st Century to get beyond his irrational and infantile denial of God in the face of invincible evidence and infallible proof. Man's denial of God and rebellion against God is a vain self-pride and irrational denial of the foundation of his own existence. In view of humanity's escalating lethal cultural crises, can the world afford the anti-God, anti-Christ, anti-Bible, and anti-truth spirits in a GPS laden globalized nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction world?
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Imprint:   Willie James Webb
Edition:   Large type / large print edition
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 11mm
Weight:   381g
ISBN:   9798990750654
Pages:   158
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Willie James Webb started seeking God as a pre-school age child in Macon County, Alabama. He received his ministerial call while a senior at Tuskegee Institute High School where he graduated as president of his class. Webb graduated from Morehouse College as the most outstanding student in religion. He received the covenanted Benjamin E. Mays Debating Prize and was honored to deliver the Senior Sermon to the Morehouse Student Body upon his graduation. It was the daily chapel services at Morehouse College, the mentoring of President Benjamin E. Mays and the religious instruction from Professor Lucius M. Tobin that gave Webb his foundation for understanding the American culture crisis and that also contributed to his literary, pastoral and professional efforts to find answers for the mounting culture crisis in the 21st Century. Webb's educational experience at Clark Atlanta University, Georgia State University and the ITC (Interdenominational Theological Center) helped to clarify and refine his thoughts about public theology.

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