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The Servant King Paula Clifford

The Servant King By Paula Clifford

The Servant King by Paula Clifford


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The theme of the King who serves and suffers in serving is foretold in the Old Testament and is a source of strength to Christians facing oppression and hardship. These meditations on the twin image of servant and king are illustrated in art from around the world, mostly from developing countries.

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The Servant King: Reflections for Lent in Words and Images by Paula Clifford

The theme of the King who serves and who suffers in serving is foretold in the Old Testament and has been a particular source of strength to Christians in countries where oppression and hardship are basic facts of life. The Asian Christian Woman's Conference in 1990 declared: "Through Christ's suffering messiahship, he creates a new humanity". This series of meditations on the twin image of servant and king is illustrated through art from around the world, mostly from developing countries. The combination of words and pictures provides a guide for personal reflection and prayer during the Lent period. It can also help us see these aspects of Jesus' character as present thoughout his earthly ministry and as themes that should inform our own lives throughout the year.

About Paula Clifford

Paula Clifford works for Christian Aid and is the authir of several books. Artists include Stanly Spencer, An Dong-Sook, Mariita Guevara, Edwin Quintana, Pascal Merisier, Gato Ota, Jyoti Sahi, Engelbert MvengGeorge Nene.

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GOR013490455
9781842980903
1842980904
The Servant King: Reflections for Lent in Words and Images by Paula Clifford
Used - Like New
Hardback
John Hunt Publishing
2002-12-01
64
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Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
The book has been read, but looks new. The book cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket is included if applicable. No missing or damaged pages, no tears, possible very minimal creasing, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins

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