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Close Encounters
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Jesus met many people from an enormous range of backgrounds when he walked in Palestine, and yet his deftness in dealing with each one was quite extraordinary. In Melvin Tinker's book you will discover things you have never seen before when reading the gospel accounts of these encounters. You will be as enthralled as those who met Jesus face to face, you will be there with them and discover that you can meet with Jesus today.
Melvin Tinker is the Vicar of St. John's Church of England, Newlands, Hull. He is a popular author on culture and faith, has participated in 'Word Alive' and is a leading member of the Anglican group 'REFORM'.
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If Jesus is the Son of God, then there is no more important issue.
Rt Revd Michael Baughen, Bishop of Chester
Clear, contemporary, direct and above all thoroughly biblical.
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Honest, down to earth teaching for honest, down to earth people.
J I Packer, Professor at Regent College, Vancouver
Written in a refreshing and accesible style and always related to contemporary life.
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Melvin Tinker is never dull!
Dick Lucas, Rector at St Helen, Bishopgate
This is an interesting and well-written book . . . The language used is contemporary and clear, and the accounts are made to come alive in a refreshing way. It is a fascinating account and I commend it to a wide readership.
Spencer Cunnah, Evangelical Magazine of Wales
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