Angielski
The uniqueness of the book of Psalms is that Christ is hidden in it. It is the wisdom of God to hide his secrets and it is the glory of the kings to unravel it. THE BOOK THAT JESUS LOVED will help you unravel this mystery and feel the spiritual thrill of doing so. The Psalms are full of surprises which you never expected in the first place. In going through each Psalm carefully, you will discover the drama behind it, with a subtle plot planted skillfully. As you delve deeper, you drink from the eternal fountain of the wellspring of God. The book offers profound psychological insights. The burden of David's guilt is juxtaposed with those of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, bringing in Shakespearian analogies to illustrate the monstrous reality of guilt. Macbeth had conscious guilt, while Lady Macbeth had subconscious guilt because she was trying to suppress it; but David had confessed guilt, confessed and forgiven, because he has a God who forgives sin. While David rejoiced and Macbeth was depressed, Lady Macbeth started sleep-walking, constantly trying to wipe the traces of blood she imagined were in her hands: Here's the smell of the blood still. All the perfumes of Arabia will not sweeten this little hand. O, O, O! In the end, unable to bear the burden of her guilt, she commits suicide. Reading through THE BOOK JESUS LOVED is a life-transforming experience you should never miss.
