About this item
Highlights
- Sometimes, a book's title speaks for itself.
- Author(s): Lionel Jean-Jacques
- 124 Pages
- Religion + Beliefs, Christianity
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About the Book
Sometimes, a book's title speaks for itself. Borrowing from one of Jesus' most poignant parables, Jean-Jacques expresses his immeasurable exuberance, which is rooted in discovering and attaining the universe's greatest treasure: Jesus Christ.
Book Synopsis
Sometimes, a book's title speaks for itself. Borrowing from one of Jesus' most succinct and poignant parables, Lionel Jean-Jacques spreads his immeasurable exuberance in discovering and attaining the universe's greatest treasure, Jesus Christ and His gospel.
Jean-Jacques opens the book with a personal start, sharing his ups and downs in taking Scripture and spiritual matters more seriously and ultimately approaching the decision to be born again. He incorporates notable Bible case studies to encourage readers to realize they are not alone in their struggles: Nicodemus was hesitant; Jonah was painfully stubborn.
The author diversifies his talking points, eventually venturing into some critically unique elements of Seventh-day Adventism. Though it may seem like he strays from the title, he knits things together nicely. Understanding and accepting the Sabbath, the state of the dead, and embracing and participating in the three angels' messages are all part of selling everything one has to acquire the priceless Pearl. Preparing for the calamities and deceptions of the end times goes hand in hand with the yearning to spend eternity with our Lord and Savior.