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編號 : L00539
類別 : Christian Literature / Arts
原著書名 : Faith of Our Fathers: Discovering God in Ancient China
中文書名 : 先贤之信
原著作者 : Chan Kei Thong with Charlene Fu
出版社 : IM print Edition
出版日期 : 2008-01-01
頁數 : 327
ISBN : 978-981-05-6302-8
館藏現況 : 館內架上

目錄

Timeline

Introduction: Why this book?

Chapter 1: Roots

Chapter 2: Words Have Meaning

Chapter 3: A Name Above All Names

Chapter 4: The Great Sacrifice

Chapter 5: Blood Covenant

Chapter 6: Magi from the West

Chapter 7: God's Country

Chapter 8: Enter the Dragon

Chapter 9: All Truth is God's Truth

 

書本大綱

IS THE CHRISTIAN FAITH A WESTERN IDEOLOGY THAT IS FOREIGN TO AND INCOMPATIBLE WITH CHINESE CULTURE?

Chinese civilization is generally referred to as having an unbroken history of more than 4,000 years. In this landmark book, Chan Kei Thong brings to light some startling and fascinating revelations of God's "fingerprints" throughout China's long history. With much clarity and accessibility, Thong establishes that the original form of worship in China was monotheistic and was in a manner similar to those found in Genesis, the first book of both the Hebrew and the Christian scriptures.

Indications of God's hand on China include:

  • The Chinese language itself, which reflects knowledge of the first events of human history as recorded in the book of Genesis.
  • The old name the Chinese gave to their country, Shen Zhou (God’s country), which is revealing of their consciousness of God’s ultimate sovereignty.
  • The annual prayers and sacrifices at the Temple of Heaven, which have extraordinary parallels with the blood covenants in the Old Testament.
  • The Chinese emperors, who were called the “Sons of Heaven” and were regarded as an intermediary between Shang Di and the Chinese people.

You will be intrigued and captivated by Thong’s compelling account of how God has had His hand on China, and His involvement in significant events of China’s history, thus revealing His desire to receive humanity unto Himself.