Heavenly Man 天上人 (Simplified Chinese)
- ISBN :9789810542702
- Format :Paperback
- Pricing Attribute :Normal
- Page Count :322
- Weight :364 gm
- Publication Date :Jan 2006
- Publisher :Cru Asia Ltd
- Author :Paul Hattaway
Description :
The Heavenly Man is the intensely dramatic story of how God took a young, half-starved boy from a poor village in Henan Province and used him mightily to preach the gospel despite horrific opposition.
Brother Yun is one of China's house church leaders, a man who despite his relative youth has suffered prolonged torture and imprisonment for his faith. His account challenges any complacency about the situation in China, where international economic investment ignores the brutal fact that religious persecution is still a daily reality for millions. Instead of focusing on the many miracles or experiences of suffering, however, Yun prefers to emphasize the character and beauty of Jesus.
This astonishing book will form a watershed in your spiritual life.
About The Authors
Brother Yun is a Chinese preacher and evangelist whose life has been marked by both hardships and miracles through his intense desire to reach China with the gospel throughout the late 20th century. He is also a leader of the "Back to Jerusalem Movement" which seeks to send thousands of missionaries out from China into the least-gospel-reached countries of the world, most existing between China and Israel.
He now lives in Germany and is married to Deling and has two children. Books about Yun include Living Water:Powerful Teachings from the International Bestselling Author of The Heavenly Man and The Heavenly Man.
Paul Hattaway is the international director of Asia Harvest, an organization committed to serving the church throughout Asia. He is an expert on the Chinese church and author of the bestselling titles The Heavenly Man, which has sold more than 500,000 in English alone, Back to Jerusalem, Peoples of the Buddhist World: A Christian Prayer Guide, China's Book of Martyrs: The 'Fire and Blood' Series (F and B1)China's Christian Martyrs and From Headhunters To Churchplanters .
