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When God said: “Let there be light”, it triggered the moment for earth’s time-clock to begin. As part of the pattern for God’s six days of work and a day of rest, it set in motion a series of decrees for which seven is the common denominator. Three of these decrees are the focus of David Hamshire’s book, The Master Craftsman.

In the foreword, Desis Maxwell writes: “Abraham Heschel once observed that the Greek studies to understand, while the Hebrew studies to revere. Our reverence, and indeed our awe, will certainly only increase as we grow in sensitivity to interconnections of time, place and people in this unique literature. This is what David does in these pages. It’s as if he invites us to don a new pair of tri-focals to see with excitement that no one text can be studied in isolation.” Desi concludes: “I invite you to travel with David as he discards the old containers and lets the richness of the flavours mix.”

Paperback 120 pages, 14.5cm x 21cm

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