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Hyatt
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The Design of History |
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No copies available |
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Paperback |
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2008-01-01 |
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B002AD99K2 |
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Martin Hyatt |
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Product Description
The Design of History looks at the flow of human events as a divine creation. In doing so, the book attempts to take Gods perspective to explore the Lords role in history. It then asks why the Lord has designed it as He has. It culminates in looking at the role of each individual.
The book has four supplementary essays:
1. A chiastic pattern of history
2. Parallels between the Book of Mormon and history (with over 400 parallels).
3. A correspondence between the ancient Hebrew holy days and significant events in history
4. How specific world events contain patterns with great truths.
The reader should come away with an appreciation for the marvelous work and a wonder that this creation of history is. This is not just a creation of great beauty, but one of great purpose. The reader will see the importance of this particular point in history and their potential role in this great design.
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