OUR HOLY GOD AND SINFUL MAN

About the Book

What are the two basic truths of The Bible or the Tanach to the Jewish People?

First, God is holy--He said so Himself (Leviticus 11:44-45, 19:2, 20:26; Isaiah 6:3) .

Secondly, God did not create sin- (Genesis 1:10, 1:18, 1:22. 1:31).

Thus, Man was created innocent, but almost immediately broke the one commandment given to him in Genesis and, as a result, became a sinner, alienated from a holy God. God, however, provided for man to be reconciled through a substitute sacrifice, but all of the substitutes were inadequate until the sacrifice promised in Isaiah came. Therefore, all men, of all faiths, can, through faith in God and in His sacrifice, participate in the blessing of God and His forgiveness forever.

About the Author

Arthur E. Parry, Ph.D. Executive with major companies, (product development and marketing). Consultant for government, business and healthcare institutions. Writer and speaker for many years. Published 3 books on the Psalms, plus a dozen articles on religion. Former board member of Bible Institute, and deacon. Master Faculty member, LeTourneau University. Married to wife Patricia, living in North Texas.

Harvey Solganick, Ph.D. , professor of Humanities, The College at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, grew up as an Orthodox Jew in Brooklyn. After studying several philosophies, he joined The First Baptist Church of Dallas, where he and his wife, Elaine, now live. Reading the Old Testament with a new perspective, he discovered the Messiah in the Old Testament, hoping the reader will take the same journey.