Thank you, George, for this review. You and the review raise great questions. I’ve often thought of the frequency of “commands” to welcome the stranger and alien and how dangerous that must have been in Old Testament times! To allow strangers into your home when you could not rely on a 911 call for help or even a close neighbor possibly was very risky! How can we today ignore those commands as we formulate plans and laws to guide us in our immigration processes? I’m eager to read the book!
Jeanie, thank you for your comment. It is an inspiring book as you experience the pilgrimage and passion of the author. We do have a tremendous responsibility related to the stranger . . . It can be risky. But it is a risk for the Kingdom!
Thank you, George, for this review. You and the review raise great questions. I’ve often thought of the frequency of “commands” to welcome the stranger and alien and how dangerous that must have been in Old Testament times! To allow strangers into your home when you could not rely on a 911 call for help or even a close neighbor possibly was very risky! How can we today ignore those commands as we formulate plans and laws to guide us in our immigration processes? I’m eager to read the book!
Jeanie, thank you for your comment. It is an inspiring book as you experience the pilgrimage and passion of the author. We do have a tremendous responsibility related to the stranger . . . It can be risky. But it is a risk for the Kingdom!