Magawa Kaphazi

Noah's World Magawa Kaphazi

The Lord God of heaven abhors all kinds of sin. It grieves His heart when He sees man, created in His own image, engages himself in sin. Whenever man disregards God's existence, made known through His foot-prints and the Gospel of His Son Jesus Christ, and descends down the drain of sinful life, He is affronted, injured and aggrieved at heart. He makes a decision to destroy the ungodly to wipe out all sin. Before the destruction, he looks for a remnant who has eschewed all evil and remained faithful to Him in spite of the odds around in order to preserve their lives elsewhere during the destruction. There are great lessons presented in this book from Noah's World and Their Challenges for the Christian Religious Age. Looking at things happening and the general way of life of people, this world is not different from that of Noah. After destruction of that world by the flood, God vowed not to destroy the earth with flood waters again."But the heavens and the earth, which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men." (2 Peter 3:7) The lessons and challenges presented herein should make the reader choose their final destiny on the last day, to be either with the Lord or to be destroyed by fire from His presence. You are challenged to read this book to open your eyes and heart. Jesus Christ is the Ark today. Are you in Him?