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Oneness With God 2nd Edition

Overview

Released
August 4, 2023
ISBN
9781957013695
Format
ePub

Book Details

Attorney Ronald E. Richardson's real passion is his faith in Jesus Christ aka Yeshua HaMashiach. His obsession with man's inability to come to terms with the concept of being created to be God in the flesh has led him to publish his first book, Oneness With God: A Christian Attorney's Analysis of What It Means to be Created in the Image and After the Likeness of God in 2006 with Beckham Publications Group, Inc. He was the first recipient of the Agape Gospel Academy literary award presented at the Apollo Theater in February, 2007.Since then, Richardson has embarked on a further theological exploration into the mysteries of God to be examined in his Revised Edition. Richardson, through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, has decided to revise his current publication by inserting additional material and insight. In the revised edition described here, he modifies some of the content in the 2006 edition; he expounds upon new interpretations of scripture that will amaze and excite even the most ardent Christians and prepares the reader for the expansion of theme he will explore in the new title.Ron Richardson is convinced that God is orchestrating the timeliness and uniqueness of his vision; the substantial readership audience that exists for his platform, and his ability to captivate that audience by pursuing various marketing platform strategies.To be sure, the Association of American Publishers showed a year-to-date increase in the religion category of 2.9% in 2010. That survey does not include book club sales, organization sales, and other non-traditional distribution efforts not generally counted. Richardson sees his typical reader as a combination of the average worshiper seeking a more intimate relationship with his God; the professional and student scholar who are committed to improving their understanding of the Holy scriptures and the unsaved among mankind who seek an introduction to their Creator God and His unconditional love.

Author Description

Ronald E. Richardson is a distinguished senior attorney with Murphy Falcon Murphy located in Baltimore MD where he specializes in several forms of tort litigation. A scholarship recipient in Northeastern University's five-year Co-operative program, Richardson obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. He attended evening school while working full-time ultimately receiving his master's degree in criminal justice also from Northeastern University in Boston. Similarly, he earned his JD degree from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles while employed during the day.He received a certificate in biblical studies at the Capital Bible Seminary in Lanham, MD in 2012, and is an active participant in prayer and bible study groups throughout central Maryland. In 1999, he served as chair of the deacon board of Bel Forest Baptist Church. Response to his first book was reassuringly positive, and he enjoyed a series of encouraging appearances at bookstores, churches, and local Christian organizations. Richardson continues to expound on his special message that, though man was created to be the physical and spiritual manifestation of God, he was also created to have a servant-of-all mentality with unconditional love as his greatest characteristic. His literal presentations and his personal testimony are characterized by an effervescent sincerity that brands him as one particularly suited to revealing man's creative purpose.

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