Face To Face With God

Goes to the heart of the books of Exodus, Judges and Job and finds stories that are plain speaking, robust, vigorous and abrasive in character. They bring all the human emotions of astonishment, love, joy, relief, frustration, bitterness and anger before God, as though the narrator were talking to God as a friend.

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This commentary goes to the Old Testament to find stories that are plain-speaking and robust, bringing all the human emotions before God as though talking to God as a friend. The author invites modern Christians to learn from these examples. It looks at God's meeting with Moses, his encounter with the wife of Manoah, and his appearance before Job in the whirlwind.