Woman: A Spiritual Son of God
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God placed hatred between the woman and satan. This judgement represents the prophetic relationship that would exist between Christianty and the enemy of God. It is a divine compliment from the Lord that He would invite us to be the stewards of His gospel and co-workers in His kingdom on the earth until He returns. When the childred of God defeat satan, who is more powerful than humans, by complete faith in and reliance upon God and His Word, the hatred for evil and sin is a manifestation of the His glory in Christ Jesus and His seed. This is exactly opposite of what took place in the garden, because believers are demonstrating their trust combined with the knowledge of what "God said" rather than acting upon a lack of confidence in God combined with deception. Satan is the enemy of God, therefore he is also our enemy.
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Throughout centuries, the identity of a woman has suffered because she has not been taught to understand the truth about her created identity and her potential for overcoming deception. The Bible contains scriptures that hold the key to unlocking the ordained path that will lead to a woman’s personal fulfillment as well as her destiny by knowing God through intimate fellowship with Him. It is a message that is powerful, liberating, and life-changing. In a thought-provoking exploration of this fascinating topic, Candace Keller, a certified lay speaker with the United Methodist Church, details how scripture defines a woman. It addresses how and why the first woman was named Eve, scrutinizes the consequence of mankind’s fall that impacted the identity of all women that existed after her. It examines how the current condition of the woman differs from the original intent and design of God and what that means to each individual woman today. Woman: A Spiritual Son of God provides a detailed analysis of the Bible’s definition of a woman and how she has learned to discover her identity through embracing His unconditional love.
About the Author
Candace Keller is a wife, mother, and grandmother, Sunday school teacher, and certified lay speaker with the United Methodist Church. Her search to discover and understand how the Bible defines a woman first began in the mid-1990s. Candace has been invited to speak in several churches and taught at a Bible college in Nagpur, India. She lives in Panama City, Florida.