Healing The Breach
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The Healing of Israel's Breaches
Author: John Brinsley
language: en
Publisher: Puritan Publications
Release Date: 2014-01-10
This is one of the most powerful biblically based series that you will ever read on healing the wounds that are afflicted on the Christian Church. Brinsley’s design in this series, which should be the desire of every true Israelite, is the healing of the breaches in Israel; healing for our Christian church. He works masterfully from Psalm 60:2, “Heal the breaches thereof, for it is shaken.” His primary aim is to demonstrate how every true Israelite should desire and seek after the healing, repairing, and making up of Israel’s breaches. Breaches are defined by Brinsley as heathenish persecutions, various divisions and spiritual distractions. Breaches come from without and they come from within. They come from God, and they come from Satan. And it is the Christian’s duty to pray that God, the great cure and only Physician, would come and heal the church’s breaches. Though God may bring or allow breaches to occur in the church, He does so for His glory and for the good of His people. He also does it to purge the dross away and to refine further the people of God. This is an extra-ordinary work not commonly written about, or preached, in our day and age, and would be useful for every church and every believer looking for true, biblical reformation, encouragement and healing by the Great Physician Jesus Christ. This is not a scan or facsimile, has been updated in modern English for easy reading and has an active table of contents for electronic versions.
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Once More Unto the Breach
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