The God Who Commands "The Impossible"

The book looks at the truth of the Old Testament Prophet's message about God and his people. Nothing was sugarcoated in their message. Prolonged suffering and loss were acknowledged but the Prophets still expected God's people to take His call (through their words) seriously. As history had proven, the God they spoke of had committed himself to his people and the world. He had shown himself true and faithful and had earned a response to his demands for "the impossible".