God’s Staggering Faithfulness to Us
Ancient accounts of the covenant are (mis)taken by modern eyes to be legalistic and punitive—rather than the grace-filled entreaty of a God to His beloved people.
Read MoreWalker Wright holds an MA in Government from Johns Hopkins University and an MBA from the University of North Texas. He has published frequently including in Economic Affairs, Graziado Business Review, and Square Two.
Ancient accounts of the covenant are (mis)taken by modern eyes to be legalistic and punitive—rather than the grace-filled entreaty of a God to His beloved people.
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