A Tale Of Three Kings by Gene Edwards

A Study in Brokenness

The book is a reflective exploration of leadership, authority, and submission, drawing on the biblical stories of Saul, David, and Absalom. It delves into the spiritual and emotional struggles faced by these three kings, highlighting themes of brokenness, humility, and the divine purpose behind suffering. Through a narrative that combines storytelling with spiritual insights, the book offers guidance on how to respond to unjust authority and personal betrayal, ultimately encouraging readers to seek a heart aligned with God's will.

Published
1980
Nationality
American
Length
Very Short
Pages
100-150
Original Language
English
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(5.0)
Alternate Titles
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