Stateless in Their Father's Estate (Paperback)

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Editorial: Independently Published, 2025

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Paperback. To make citizens rejoice, God has always encouraged the righteous (see Proverbs 29:2) to take over the political authority in their various states, but the Church disagrees with God on this matter and urges its members to stay away from political engagement. The author has spent decades re-examining the Bible and uncovered new evidence and insights about the core purpose of the Body of Christ. He employed scientific and systematic investigative methods to arrive at this groundbreaking point. He also addresses various controversies and misinterpretations of scripture regarding the relationship between faith and politics, providing a clearer understanding of God's perspective on these matters.Special attention was given to the etymology of key words and their usage during the time of the biblical writers and their relevance in defining the Church's political role. The outcome of these rigorous approaches unequivocally confirms that political control and management of their own father's estate -Earth - is the core reason the Church was set up in the first place. This book provides a step-by-step expose of how the church has, over the centuries, misled Christians into becoming stateless in their own Father's estate. It examines how this statelessness has rendered the church-despite being the largest organization in the world, vulnerable to persecution by any small groups of individuals.The text posits that the Church, modelled after Christ as the "New Adam," is meant to govern both spiritual and civic realms of life. It draws parallels between Adam's commission to dominate the earth and the Church's mandate to exercise political authority as the Ekklesia of Christ on Earth. The book also discusses the idea that certain theologians and preachers have been strategically placed within the Church by Satan to divert the attention of Christians from their political mandate. Through these theologians, Satan has managed to foster a mindset of political passivity among righteous believers. This book, therefore, serves as a call to action for the Church to awaken to its civic responsibilities, encouraging believers to engage actively in political processes and reclaim authority over societal structures. Readers are invited to explore the dialogue between God and humanity, as they will certainly gain insights into divine intentions and the purpose of the Church in relation to God's Kingdom here on earth. The book further argues for the necessity of the Body of Christ to reclaim its rightful authority over the earth and subdue any secular ideology that lifts itself against the knowledge of Christ. It encourages believers to enforce the Church's role in shaping society. The author seeks to empower Christians to embrace the crucial role in shaping governance and driving societal structure. This book serves as a guide for the body of Christ to grasp their identity and duties as the city set on a Hill, the salt of the earth, and the light of the world. These concepts, will help Christians gain the needed understanding and confidence required to actively participate in political dialogue and initiatives, thereby advancing God's Kingdom on earth, which is characterized by righteousness, peace, and joy for all its inhabitants. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Título
Stateless in Their Father's Estate (Paperback)
Autor
Patrick Rich-Nardi
Editorial
Independently Published
Año de publicación
2025
Estado
new
Encuadernación
Paperback
Idioma
inglés
ISBN 13
9798316604388

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