Seeking Wisdom from God
A Quest For Truth
Thomas H Walker www.seekingwisdomnow.com
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I'm Thomas H. Walker, author of "Seeking Wisdom from God: A Quest for Truth."

"Due to our seasons we can gather fruit; and due to the seasons of our lives can we gather the precious fruit of wisdom." - T.H.W.

What others are saying about my latest book, "Seeking Wisdom from God: A Quest for Truth"

"Wow!!!! Now that was deep, brilliant, thought-provoking, and I felt the same chills reading it as I did discussing it with you over the phone!!" — PD, Chicago

"In light of the truth you set forth, if someone was to debate you, they must come up with a better explanation that brings more closure to the subject than what you wrote. I doubt very seriously if they can. And if they do' I'd like to read it." :-) — PD, Chicago

"Thanks for your diligence in thoroughly searching out this matter. I applaud your efforts!" — PD, Chicago

"I found this portion of your paper well-researched and highly readable — a marvelous fusion of faith and scholarship." — First Editing

"Seeking Wisdom from God: A Quest for Truth is both a traditionally Christian and surprisingly revolutionary book. Using the premise that God's message is like a jigsaw puzzle, Walker reassures the reader that eventually all pieces will fit to form the beautiful portrait of God's love. He proceeds, then, in a logical fashion to take the reader through a series of scriptural concepts that build a convincing argument. The author's central message is compelling. There are echoes of Ralph Waldo Emerson and Martin Luther King in his arguments for inclusiveness and compassion" — ForeWord Clarion Reviews.

 

 

 

"The real [journey] of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes" (Marcel Proust).

 

"I believe the hour has come when God is initiating another major recovery [of truth]. This time it is not just a truth, but the restoration of something so imperative that it will give the ultimate perspective to all truth. Is it possible the Church is unable to fully appreciate or interpret the truth she has, simply because her perspective is wrong?" (DeVern F. Fromke).