Lost and Found
A Comparative Study in a little debated New Testament Teaching
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John Newton
On a homeward voyage he ran
into a vicious horrendous storm and as he struggled to steer the ship through
the boiling seas. He was convinced that the ship could sink under him and he
found himself crying out “Lord have mercy upon us, have mercy”. When the storm had subsided and the ship had
not sunk he reflected upon his situation.
It came to him in his cabin that he had been saved by the grace of God. Could the seed sown by his mother be
germinating at last? After this he gave up
the sea and took a land job in
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About the Book
This book is about the journey to God either for the first time or a later return. There cannot be a blanket cover answer showing the way back to God, because so much depends on the individuals approach to God. There is an obvious difference between someone coming to God for the first time or returning after a while.
About the Author
The author has retired from an active ministry of 47 years in church, education and industry because of poor sight. This second book may help show the way back to God for those who have never met Him or have strayed away.