The Wife of Jesus: No. It's not Mary Magdalene

One of the richest ways to describe our relationship with Jesus is as His betrothed. We are engaged to be married to the perfect husband.

Just as Jesus is the second Adam, restoring mankind's relationship with the Father, we are the second Eve, the divinely given helpmate for our husband.

The day is coming soon when we who know Him will be married to our husband. What a wonderful day that will be! It's almost beyond comprehension to contemplate what our relationship with Him will be in the new Jerusalem.

However, we are still here, on a sin-damaged planet, living in a world system controlled by our enemy.

How do we get past that?

What can we do in a practical way to realize the joy and wonder of living in the Kingdom of the Messiah here and now?

How can we come to know our Betrothed intimately?

That's what we discuss, Biblically, in this short book. You'll learn how to make the Lord Jesus a constant presence in your life, day and day out. You can experience the joys of intimacy with the King of kings and Lord of Lords.

It's what He desires, and the reason you were created.

Enter into the wonder of His presence!

Autorentext

David's art & design career began in 1967 with the promotional materials for his rock band. After he was graduated in 1971 with a BFA in Printmaking from the University of Minnesota, he immediately began working in publishing, beginning as an illustrator. By 1979, he was working as a graphic designer in West Virginia. In the early 1980s in Albuquerque, he developed skills as a graphic designer, typographer, and art director in-house for a commercial printer.

Beginning in 1991, he began teaching the commercial printing program at a large technical-vocational school. By 1996, he was developing and heading up the Business Graphics digital publishing program at that school.

In 1994 he began designing fonts which he used to format his first textbook, "Printing In a Digital World", released in 1996. He began teaching online that same year as well as publishing ebooks for his curriculum. By 2002, he was publishing through Lulu, then Createspace, then Kindle, and then all the rest. He began writing and publishing full-time in 2009.

Though most of David's books are about typography, graphic design, font design, and book design, he has also been teaching scripture since 1974. Since that time he has normally taught one to three Bible studies a week. Once he began writing and publishing full-time, he started releasing verse-by-verse, and topical Bible studies. His vision is to share his experience with young authors.