I recently had the privilege of writing a chapter for the forthcoming book, Leadership the Wesleyan Way. The title of my chapter assignment was “Holiness and Power: The Recapitulation of Power in the Book of Isaiah”. The chapter explores how the eighth century BC prophet made an appeal to redefine power in light of the coming messiah and his work to transform the world.
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The Bible contains multiple references to seeing the “face of God,” but the concept is layered and varies across different passages. Seeing God’s...