<p>You Can Go Home Again' insists that, whatever metaphors we use to describe the atonement, none must obscure the fact that God is on our side. God is not hostile. He is friendly. He loved us while we were still sinners.This is the gospel-the good news-of the cross. <br><br> Dr. Provonsha reviews the classic theories (metaphors) of the atonement. He points out their truths and also their distortions. He then helps us sharpen our concept of what sin is. If we can understand the nature of human sinfulness, we can better understand how God deals with it. The author ends the book with a heartwarming story that clinches his point: God in His infinite love makes it possible for all of us to go home again.</p>

You can go home again

Jack W. Provonsha

Review and Herald Pub.

Written for Seventh-day Adventisti 50 years of history 173 pages

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You can go home again

A Remnant in Crisis