
The book, "Where are the fathers? The babies are crying!" seeks to promote sanity in the church of God with regard to the excesses which have characterised the activities and conduct of some fathers in the Lord. It also seeks to encourage the Church generally, and the children in particular, to defend, support and promote the fathers in the Lord. It touches on the need for the fathers not to bless because of the meat (financial and other benefits) as Isaac sought to do when he asked Esau to prepare a meal so that he could bless him. It teaches that when the fathers bless because of meat, they deprive themselves of the ability to bless as was the case of Isaac who could not bless Esau when he had been satisfied by meat from his son, Jacob. It teaches that blessing because of meat dilutes their ability to bless and the fathers lose their spiritual sensitivity, come under the influence of deception, and create enmity among brethren. The book encourages the fathers to be giving rather than receiving fathers.It further encourages the children in the Lord to defend and support the fathers. It stresses that fathers are human beings and their strength can falter when faced with the unceasing battles of life. Failure however to defend the fathers deprive the church of her guiding light in moments of darkness. Fathers therefore require loyal sons to defend them against the onslaught of the enemy. This book draws out the importance of the fathers and warns that failure of the Church to protect and defend the fathers deprives her of their direction, covering and protection and the light which flows from them. With such deprivation, they can easily descend into premature death and sin.Furthermore, the book relates to the reasons why some children leave the fathers. It acknowledges that rebellion has not been in short supply ever since the devil revolted against the Lord. It accepts the fact that some sons leave the fathers because they might have been led by the Lord. The book s
Page Count:
346
Publication Date:
2019-10-30
Publisher:
Independently Published
ISBN-10:
1701028840
ISBN-13:
9781701028845
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