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This book explores the transformative encounters Jacob had with God, which not only shaped his personal journey but also laid the foundation for the nation of Israel. Through dreams, visions, and direct confrontations with the Divine, Jacob’s story reveals God's purpose, guidance, and the power of spiritual transformation. The book begins by establishing Jacob’s significance in biblical history, tracing his journey from a man known for deception and struggle to one who wrestles with God and emerges with a new identity—Israel.

The book explores the biblical commandment "Thou shalt not kill," contrasting its implications with instances of sanctioned killings in the Bible. It begins by explaining the commandment's foundational role in God's moral law, emphasizing the sanctity of human life. The Old Testament records instances where God commanded the destruction of specific groups, such as the Canaanites, Amalekites, and Midianites, highlighting theological and covenantal contexts for these judgments.

The Elect of God: Enoch and Noah Speaks from Heaven by Tolu Sarah Johnson and Matthew Robert Payne offers a transformative journey into the lives and spiritual wisdom of Enoch and Noah. Through intimate dialogues, these legendary figures share profound insights about their unique relationships with God, their challenges on Earth, and the extraordinary faith that defined their journeys. Listeners are invited to reflect on their own spiritual paths and find inspiration in the timeless lessons of devotion, perseverance, and trust in divine guidance.

The body of Christ is functioned by individuals who participate in carrying out acts of service to facilitate and support the body of the Church, in a combined effort, for the edification of the people of God. But many times, they are counted as the faithful few, all the while serving amidst those who are faithful to the pews.