Adam: The God-Man, Mirror Image of the Divine

In this insightful exploration of Biblical truths, "Adam, the God-Man: The Mirror Image of God" delves deep into the divine plan of the intimate relationship God envisioned with man right from the beginning. Rooted firmly in scriptural evidence from the King James Version of the Bible, this book illuminates the story of mankind, tracing our journey from the first Adam, through the fall and redemption, to our transformative identity in Christ, the Last Adam.

From the perfect communion in the Garden of Eden, through the tragic separation, and finally to the glorious reconciliation through Christ, we explore the dynamic relationship between God and man. Authoritatively drawing from the teachings of renowned Christian leaders such as John G. Lake, E.W. Kenyon, Curry Blake, and others, this book presents a compelling narrative of God's eternal plan and His desire for a deeper connection with His creation.

Discover the extraordinary significance of Jesus as the prototype Son of God and the bridge to the Divine. The narrative is both captivating and enlightening as it uncovers the mystery of our new creation in Christ, the gift of the Holy Spirit, and our empowered existence as a new race of beings.

At the heart of this work is the assertion of our Kingdom authority and dominion, the realization of our new identity in Christ, and our essential role in the divine plan. Each chapter is a transformative journey leading us to reflect Christ's image and carry His mandate into our everyday lives.

"Adam, the God-Man: The Mirror Image of God" is not just a book. It's an invitation to a renewed understanding of your identity and purpose, challenging you to live out the fullness of life available to you in Christ. Whether you are new to faith or have walked with God for years, this book will reignite your passion for a deeper, more intimate relationship with your Heavenly Father.

Don't just read it - experience it! Purchase your copy today and embark on this life-changing journey of discovery.