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The One in his Names: Monologues with God
The One in his Names: Monologues with God
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Bruno Johannsson has a degree of economics from the university of Saarland.. He was involved in research and teaching. Poetry accompanied his work from the age of seventeen. In 1976 he published the first edition of poetry in German. He performed readings in Hamburg, Bergedorf, Loccum, Vienna, Darmstadt, Leipzig, Dortmund and Bad Wörishofen. In 2022 he had an online reading with an international audience. Some of his poems can be found in the annual anthology of the Library of German Poetry in the years 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2021. He received a very positive review from Prof. Lichtenberger of the Department for German Studies of the University of the Saarland.
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Release dateApr 18, 2023
ISBN9783757836276
The One in his Names: Monologues with God
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Bruno Johannsson

The author approaches God by using sixteen of His names as a basis for fundamental questions concerning the being of God and the manifestation of His works as told in the Holy Scriptures. Christians and Non-Christians who feel doubts concerning some subjects of Christian theology will find some of their thoughts - and perhaps some answers - in these monologues.

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    The One in his Names - Bruno Johannsson

    Bruno Johannsson studied economics, philosophy and theology and obtained a degree in economics. He has been active in research and teaching and has published on economic, philosophical and theological topics (see appendix). Poetry has been part of his life from the age of 17. In 1976 he published his book of poems on the return of Christ. Readings of it took place in Hamburg, Bergedorf, Loccum, Darmstadt, Dortmund, Vienna, Leipzig and Bad Wörishofen. The second extended edition of this book has been published under the title Come and is also available worldwide in English translation (see appendix). The French translation is expected later this year. Several of Johannsson's texts have been included in the anthology of the Bibliothek deutschsprachiger Gedichte (Library of German Poetry)

    To my big brother,

    who remained nameless to the Israelites

    and yet

    has so many names shrouded in mystery

    Contents

    Who are You?

    Jahweh

    Alpha and Omega

    The Star of the Morning

    The Creator

    The Destroyer

    The I Am

    The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

    The Lord of Hosts

    The Root and Branch of David

    The Holy One

    The Only Begotten

    The Son of Man

    The Beloved Son

    The Good Shepherd

    The Way, the Truth and the Life

    Jesus Christ

    You are Him

    Way away

    Notes

    Epilogue

    Appendix

    Who are You?

    Ruler of worlds without number,

    You are so close to me

    whenever I need You,

    with my last breath I whisper

    prayers into Your presence.

    You never abandon me.

    Face to face

    some have seen You, but not I.

    They wrote down what they saw.

    Some think it's a delusion.

    But I will not be beguiled,

    I will listen to the words of the ancients,

    handed down, translated many times.

    Some things even damaged at the core?

    With the help of the spirit I listen

    to the dark life of the ancients.

    The revelation explains much to me,

    sends other things deep into darkness

    or even remains there.

    That is what drives me

    to boldly ask You questions

    to illuminate the darkness.

    For in the light You come to

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