Come with Me Through Isaiah, Paperback

The book of Isaiah is the whole Bible in miniature. The first 39 chapters reflect the themes of the 39 books of the Old Testament and the last 27 chapters prefigure the events of the New, from John the Baptist to the new heaven and earth. Yet the prophet lived and died (horribly) centuries before Jesus was born. A miracle in words These studies were first given verbally by the author to his congregation. Now in print, readers are invited to come with me through these marvelous messages which are as timely as they are timeless.

About the Author:

David Pawson continues the legacy of great British Christian writers. His best known work, Unlocking the Bible, is a worldwide best seller in print, audio and video formats. Pawson is known for accepting biblical text as the authoritative word of God while explaining its meaning and context in a practical and understandable language. Because he follows the teaching of Scripture where it clashes with church tradition, his books are often controversial. Today David speaks around the world and is received on God TV by millions of viewers in almost every country. Born in 1930, David determined to become a farmer after completing a B.Sc. in agriculture. He was surprised when God intervened and led him into the ministry. Studying for an advanced degree in theology at Cambridge, under the influence of liberal educators, Pawson lost his trust in the Bible and very nearly his faith in God. He regained his trust in the infallibility and inerrancy of the Bible while a chaplain in the Royal Air force. During this period he decided to preach the Bible systematically from start to finish. The results among the servicemen surprised both him and them, and confirmed to him Scripture's inspiration. As pastor of Millmead Centre, Pawson established a reputation among both evangelicals and charismatics as a Bible expositor. Under Pawson's ministry, Millmead became the largest Baptist church in Britain. David Pawson lives near Basingstoke, Hampshire in southern England with his wife Enid.