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Updated Earlier Writing (6 book awards) ""First there was Tozer with the 'Knowledge of the Holy, ' and then Packer gave us 'Knowing God, ' and now Russell has taken us further with 'God's Nature'."" -Dr. Earl D. Radmacher, President Western Seminary and General Editor NKJV Study Bible ""The content is terrific... there is so much content that many other books and articles could be written from small parts of it."" -Dr. Freeman Schmitt, Senior Pastor ""He is obviously hitting on all twelve cylinders! What an exciting insight into Christ as the Light of the World. Thank God for authors like this! -Dr. Joe Aldrich, President, Multnomah Bible University and Biblical Seminary. Fascinating parallels between natural light (the sun) and spiritual light (the Son of God) including: omnipresence, omnipotence, omniscience, invisibility, immutability, immortality, holy, self-existent, self-manifest, sovereign, dual-nature (of Christ on earth), and sovereignty. Truly amazing insights and teaching.

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Robert Lloyd Russell has won 11 awards for Christian nonfiction books. His writing mission is to help readers develop a ""Living Theology and Dynamic Discipleship."" He is also the Editor of transcribed messages of martyred missionary Jim Elliot. In his professional career as a Business Management Consultant, Russell was known for making complex issues easy to understand, and he carries that unique skill into his writing. His writing has been praised by a wide variety of readers - from prisoners to well-known theologians from a wide variety of perspectives. He describes himself as just a simple ABC kind of guy: Author-Blogger--Consultant. His daily ""Abundant Life Now"" blog at http: //robertlloydrussell.blogspot.com/ has been read in over 200 countries and translated into over 100 languages. Visit his author website http: //booksrlr.com/ and receive a free gift when you sign up for his occasional Newsletter.

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