Decisive Encounters () von Roberto Badenas

Introducción Preambulo: La tentación La cita La invitación El llamamiento La boda El desencuentro La curación El abrazo El perdón El contacto La mirada La liberación La tormenta La tumba La cena La huída El beso El sueño La compasión La promesa La reconciliación Epílogo: La despedida

Life is a journey, full of surprises, emotions, possibilities, and encounters. Some of these encounterswhether sought or unexpectedcan change the trajectory of our lives. They are decisive encounters. How paramount it is to have an encounter with someone who will be our friend, with whom will be our partner, with people who influence our development and the shaping of our character, among others. However, of all encounters, the most important one is the encounter with Jesus. Throughout history, many people have met Him, and it has been a turning point in their lives.Jesus did not leave anyone unmoved. All the encounters with Him were decisive. In this book, Dr. Roberto Badenas talks about these encounters as well as their distinct nuances recorded in the Scriptures. He conveys to usvividly and profoundlythe experiences of people whose lives were changed by Jesus, which gives us the desire to experience the same.The story of one decisive encounter is still missing: yours with Jesus. And that one is to be written by you.

Roberto Badenas holds a Doctorate in Theology from Andrews University (Michigan, USA). He is a specialist in Biblical Studies and professor of New Testament. From 1990 to 1999 he was dean of the Adventist Theological Seminary at the Adventist University of France (Collonges-sous-Saleve), and from 1999 to 2010, president of the Biblical Research Committee, and director of Family Ministries and Education (EUD, Berne, Switzerland). Before this book, Professor Badenas published many other texts in other languages (including numerous articles), and the books Christ the End of the Law. Romans 10:4 in Pauline Perspective (JSOT Press, Sheeld University, 1985) and Meet Jesus (Autumn House, 1995), also published in Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and Catalan.