The Psychology of God: Ten Sons of Haman

Description

The first book in the series ‘The Psychology of God,’ deals with a substantial list of psychological subjects through the wisdom hidden inside the biblical account of Haman. The book explores the deeper meanings concealed in the ten Hebrew names of the sons of Haman, the evil architect of the destruction of the Jewish Nation from the Bible’s Book of Esther. All ten men who served the corrupt Haman were killed and then hung upon the gallows. The story chronicles this prophecy as it echoes through history, as ten more men are executed upon the gallows who served evil: the Nuremberg Trials. Hidden in the ancient Hebrew names of these ten sons are the natures of the enemies of God. Each name of the ten sons of Haman reveals a declaration of personality ‘problems’ in Man: the bully, the gossip, the arrogant man, the self-righteous one, and more. Could this be the ‘psychology’ of the Bible? The book suggests how the true believer in Christ can change these undesirable attributes to ones that glorify God. It is a handy guide for any Christian therapist, doctor, or counselor who wants to use scripture to help people understand where many of their problems originate.