Made For Man

fascinating stuff: l haven't read all but you set the whole thing up well to get us thinking...
backed...
SEASONS...

David...I so appreciate having found this. Your wisdom is clear within the easy to read, follow, and understand words of your book. I imagine all that read it will come away with something that they'll cling to...and that's a gift. I wish you all the best on your way to the editors desk...
God bless...
Linda
Daniel Simmons Journey
and
Children Walking with Jesus

Dear David,

Wow! This is such an important book! I remember visiting my grandparents as a child, and their whole town literally shut down on Sundays in observance of a "day of rest." As a child, I thought it was strange, but over the years I have come to realize the deep importance of keeping one day holy for worship and rest. I applaud you for writing this book with such skill and expertise. Your use of scripture is balanced, and your words are full of wisdom. Excellent work. Giving you many stars.

All the very best,
Faith Rose
Now To Him

I've read your first two chapters and look forward to reading the rest. Your book is very informative without being preachy and caused me to re-evaluate how my family treats Sunday. We continually try to make Sunday a family day without any electronic distractions, but fail more times than succeed. I'm backing your book and wish more Christian books made it to the ED (do any make it there?).
- Sue
"Guided Through Deception"

David,
I enjoyed your enthusiasm for a Sabbath rest. I try to have nothing to do but take a walk in the evening. During the day I alternate periods of rest with periods of contemplation on spiritual relationships to the Lord. I find prayer for healing to be effective on the Sabbath. I know not everybody can treat the Sabbath as a religious day. For instance my mother worked a full time job and needed Saturday to do grocery shopping, laundary, and housework. My Dad kept her going and helped as he could. I decided it rested her to just have time to keep caught up.

Your book presented many conflicting sides of trying to take a Sabbath rest. In my book I tried to have the reader realize that the world mostly stops on Saturday, when most people do not go to the office or to school. The Sabbath is still a reality.

Thank you for your encouraging and supporting principles. I too value my Sabbath rests.

MaryBe

very interesting topic! a topic that has been on my mind lately. I've been asking myself if I treat Sunday any differently than all the other days. I am curious of your stance. I hope the book does well!

Hello David:

At your invitation I read Made for Man. Although I did not grow up observing the Sabbath, I am part of a body of believers who were raised in Adventism, for whom the seventh day Sabbath is deeply ingrained in their culture. Naturally, by virtue of joining with their lives, I, too, have adopted the observance into my life.

Your arguments are well-reasoned, without crossing the line as some tend to do into the extreme tone of conspiracy or divisive judgment and condemnation.

Blessings to you for your bold stand for truth. This book will likely not reach the ED but there are some important messages that transcend human kudos.

James