A potter uses clay to form useful items. God needed clay in the form of JNAH to serve Him in Lebanon in 1968. The clay needed training. He needed a wife and children.
On arrival in Lebanon the training continued with Arabic studies and the learning of the culture of the people which is so similar to that of the people in the Bible.
Two children were adopted, which is unusual as locals did not do that. After the family narrowly escaped death in 1984, they returned to South Africa and served for a further 12 years, preaching the message of the Bible through that culture.
The Potter is still at work. The clay remains clay as the Potter continues to mould it for further use. Eventually the daughter and her husband served in Lebanon for 14 years.
This is the record of a lifetime of working with the Lord.
Product Details:
Author: Neville Holmes
Dimensions: A5 – 205 mm x 145 mm
Weight: approx. 150 gms
Pages: 100
RE: autobiographies
Thank you so much for the correction, Jon, and thank you for sending the books, which arrived today. I opened Neville’s book at random and read about the train journey from Beirut to Zahle. My late husband and I were with them and I well remember the slow progress up the mountain. We served with Neville and Noreen for many years during the civil war in Lebanon and shared many experiences there.
It is so kind of you to supply the books without cost and I do appreciate that. I will certainly pray for your ministry and the furtherance of the Gospel via the website.
May the Lord continue to bless your ministry for Him.
With love in Him,
Margaret