Adebamiji Kunle Olulowo

Entering into God's Rest Adebamiji Kunle Olulowo

We are living in a world bedeviled by the scourge of wars, social insecurity, economic instability, financial crisis, and incurable diseases, amongst others. These prevailing situations have made peace or rest the most desirable condition in life. However, to have peace, one has to prepare for war. Placing this in the spiritual context, one need to labor to enter into God's rest, but the labor ceases as soon as one enters God's rest. This book is an analysis of types and shadows. It draws an analogy from Israel's experience from Egypt through the wilderness to Canaan to illustrate the whole concept of salvation: past, present, and future. Understanding of rest from God's perspective is a prerequisite to being established in God's rest in every human endeavor. Are those people and places that the Israelites encountered from Egypt to Canaan mere words and names? Are the Israelites' experiences in the wilderness relevant to us as God's people whoever we are, wherever we are, and whatever we are experiencing? This book reminds us that we are pilgrims in a progressive transition to our destinies. We are undergoing a process and are subject to a divinely woven web of changes, the pleasant and the repulsive, which are all part of the beautiful fabrics the grandmaster designer is making of us. From the hindsight of biblical history, Dr. Adebamiji Kunle Olulowo wants you to be enlightened, rejoice, take heart, and move on because the victory is just ahead. Therefore, go ahead and succeed because you have all to gain and nothing to lose. In the same way, no one has any excuse should the person fail because what took the Israelites forty years to learn, we could in a few hours.