<p><em>Intercessors: Who Are They?</em> delves into what God “sees” in them and what they “see” within themselves.</p><p>What did God “see” in Abraham to whom He promised <em>“. . . of thee I will make a great nation?” </em>Why did God call him, <em>“My Friend?” </em>Interesting.</p><p>God “saw” in Moses a humble spirit that He could mold into an emancipator of the entire Hebrew slavery population of Egypt. God would begin “the birth of a nation” through him. To do that, God <em>“. . . spoke to Moses face to face as a man speaks to his friend.”</em></p><p>In a “rebel rabbi,” God “saw” some human mettle in the Apostle Paul that He could fashion into an Intercessor and servant through whom He could build foundations for the Christian growth and the expansion of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. God said of Paul, <em>“Behold, he prayeth.”</em></p><p><em>Intercessors: Who Are They? </em>is an enlightening, adventurous, and encouraging venture for the avid reader.</p>
