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    I Have Called You by Name: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #2
    I Am with You: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #3
    Until My Name Is Known: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #1
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    Tell of My Kingdom's Glory Series

    By Sonya Contreras

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    About this series

    The series Tell of My Kingdom's Glory began with Book One Until My Name Is Known, where God brings all to see Him. Pharaoh is god, worshiped by his people. Israel's God challenges Pharaoh. His power touches all. They must change. Some don't concede: They suffer. Others yield: They find freedom. Until My Name Is Known brings all to see the one true God.

    The series continues with Book Two, I Have Called You by Name. The Israelites are not ready to be God's People. They wish to reach their Promised Land, but God has other plans for them. They find God seeking them. Some do not want His restrictions. He is jealous and demands their obedience. Others find safety in those boundaries. All must depend upon this God to reach their Land.

    This love story between God and His people continues. In Book One Until My Name Is Known, God brings His people to see Him as He frees them from the bonds of Egypt. In Book Two I Have Called You by Name, God draws them to know Him, providing safety in the demands of His Law and dependence upon Him to reach their Land. Now, in Book Three I Am with You, God reassures them that as He has been with Moses, so shall He be with them. He brings them into the Land promised them, giving rest from their journey.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBull Head Press
    Release dateDec 13, 2016
    I Have Called You by Name: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #2
    I Am with You: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #3
    Until My Name Is Known: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #1

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      Until My Name Is Known: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #1
      Until My Name Is Known: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #1

      Until My Name Is Known: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #1

      Sonya Contreras
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      The Time: 2450 BC The Place: Old Kingdom of Egypt Pharaoh is god. His people worship him. Israel's God arrives. He challenges Pharaoh. His power touches all. They must change. Some don't concede. They suffer. Others yield. They find freedom. Until My Name Is Known brings all to see the one true God. Read it to see Him. Today's historians and archaeologists puzzle over the fall of the Old Kingdom of Egypt. But the world at that time heard of God. The world knew that He is the Lord. His Name was proclaimed in all the earth.

      The Time: 2450 BC The Place: Old Kingdom of Egypt Pharaoh is god. His people worship him. Israel's God arrives. He challenges Pharaoh. His power touches all. They must change. Some don't concede. They suffer. Others yield. They find freedom. Until My Name Is Known brings all to see the one true God. Read it to see Him. Today's historians and archaeologists puzzle over the fall of the Old Kingdom of Egypt. But the world at that time heard of God. The world knew that He is the Lord. His Name was proclaimed in all the earth.

    • 2

      I Have Called You by Name: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #2
      I Have Called You by Name: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #2

      I Have Called You by Name: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #2

      Sonya Contreras
      5/5 - 2 ratings
      5/5 - 2 ratings

      The Time: 2450-2409 BC The Place: The Sinai Desert Becoming a nation is more than just freedom. I Have Called You by Name brings Israel from the Exodus to the entrance of the Promised Land. See God’s glory. Learn God’s Law. Feel God’s judgment. Know His care. I Have Called You by Name brings all to know  The one true God. Read it to know Him. Read God’s story and theirs as He calls the Israelites To be His people set apart for Him. The Israelites are not ready to be God’s people. They want their land without any conditions, but God has other plans for them. He calls them to be His. Some chafe against His restrictions. Others find safety in His boundaries. But all must depend upon God to reach their land. Read God’s story and theirs as He calls the Israelites to be His people set apart for Him.

      The Time: 2450-2409 BC The Place: The Sinai Desert Becoming a nation is more than just freedom. I Have Called You by Name brings Israel from the Exodus to the entrance of the Promised Land. See God’s glory. Learn God’s Law. Feel God’s judgment. Know His care. I Have Called You by Name brings all to know  The one true God. Read it to know Him. Read God’s story and theirs as He calls the Israelites To be His people set apart for Him. The Israelites are not ready to be God’s people. They want their land without any conditions, but God has other plans for them. He calls them to be His. Some chafe against His restrictions. Others find safety in His boundaries. But all must depend upon God to reach their land. Read God’s story and theirs as He calls the Israelites to be His people set apart for Him.

    • 3

      I Am with You: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #3
      I Am with You: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #3

      I Am with You: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory, #3

      Sonya Contreras
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      The Time: 2408-2403 BC The Place: The Promised Land Entering the land is more than just possession. I Am with You brings Israel into their Promised Land. Execute God’s judgment. See their unworthiness. Find God’s mercy. Know His peace. I Am with You reassures His people of His presence as they fight evil and find forgiveness for their own wrongs. Read it to rest in Him. The Israelites enter the land, eat its fruit, and want to rest. The inhabitants know nothing of God, nor do they acknowledge His control. The Israelites must first battle to remove the evil before they can arrive at His rest.

      The Time: 2408-2403 BC The Place: The Promised Land Entering the land is more than just possession. I Am with You brings Israel into their Promised Land. Execute God’s judgment. See their unworthiness. Find God’s mercy. Know His peace. I Am with You reassures His people of His presence as they fight evil and find forgiveness for their own wrongs. Read it to rest in Him. The Israelites enter the land, eat its fruit, and want to rest. The inhabitants know nothing of God, nor do they acknowledge His control. The Israelites must first battle to remove the evil before they can arrive at His rest.

    • Tell of My Kingdom's Glory Set: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory
      Tell of My Kingdom's Glory Set: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory

      Tell of My Kingdom's Glory Set: Tell of My Kingdom's Glory

      Sonya Contreras
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      The series Tell of My Kingdom's Glory began with Book One Until My Name Is Known, where God brings all to see Him. Pharaoh is god, worshiped by his people. Israel's God challenges Pharaoh. His power touches all. They must change. Some don't concede: They suffer. Others yield: They find freedom. Until My Name Is Known brings all to see the one true God. The series continues with Book Two, I Have Called You by Name. The Israelites are not ready to be God's People. They wish to reach their Promised Land, but God has other plans for them. They find God seeking them. Some do not want His restrictions. He is jealous and demands their obedience. Others find safety in those boundaries. All must depend upon this God to reach their Land. This love story between God and His people continues. In Book One Until My Name Is Known, God brings His people to see Him as He frees them from the bonds of Egypt. In Book Two I Have Called You by Name, God draws them to know Him, providing safety in the demands of His Law and dependence upon Him to reach their Land. Now, in Book Three I Am with You, God reassures them that as He has been with Moses, so shall He be with them. He brings them into the Land promised them, giving rest from their journey.

      The series Tell of My Kingdom's Glory began with Book One Until My Name Is Known, where God brings all to see Him. Pharaoh is god, worshiped by his people. Israel's God challenges Pharaoh. His power touches all. They must change. Some don't concede: They suffer. Others yield: They find freedom. Until My Name Is Known brings all to see the one true God. The series continues with Book Two, I Have Called You by Name. The Israelites are not ready to be God's People. They wish to reach their Promised Land, but God has other plans for them. They find God seeking them. Some do not want His restrictions. He is jealous and demands their obedience. Others find safety in those boundaries. All must depend upon this God to reach their Land. This love story between God and His people continues. In Book One Until My Name Is Known, God brings His people to see Him as He frees them from the bonds of Egypt. In Book Two I Have Called You by Name, God draws them to know Him, providing safety in the demands of His Law and dependence upon Him to reach their Land. Now, in Book Three I Am with You, God reassures them that as He has been with Moses, so shall He be with them. He brings them into the Land promised them, giving rest from their journey.

    Author

    Sonya Contreras

    Sonya Contreras can’t claim any suffering in her life, unless one counts struggling through science degrees at Cedarville University or Institute for Creation Research. Marrying her best friend certainly didn’t bring any suffering, only a better understanding of God’s love. But suffering seemed close when she disciplined her eight sons. She shares her struggles over her own self-ruling nature when she writes about what matters at www.sonyacontreras.com.

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