Title: Called to Help the Poor and Needy
Author: Patricia Said Adams
Publisher: Pen Culture Solutions
ISBN: 978-1638126249
Pages: 102
Genre: Self-Help
Reviewed by: Ephantus M.

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Called to Help the Poor and Needy by author Patricia Said Adams divulges the author’s comprehensive acuity into one of the most substantial Biblical themes – considering the necessities of the less fortunate individuals in society. This book intends to convey to its audience a well-researched outlook on who should assume care of such persons, as stipulated by the Holy Scriptures.

The author starts by substantiating the poor in society as the people who require fundamental necessities in addition to modest and impartial treatment, regardless of their condition, education, earnings, or ethnicity. Readers will arrive at an awareness of the more than two thousand verses disclosing God’s empathy towards the less privileged, which perfectly ascertains support to them as the perfect will of God towards one another. In addition to that point, the author has touched on God’s hostile feelings towards acts of duplicity, artifice, and misuse of a poor person’s belongings, which is a terrific personality which ably endorses Him as the greatest defender of the needy.

Prevalent Biblical accounts, such as Job’s faith test, will dazzle readers with their heart-turning sense and perspicuity. Infrequent certitudes have also been revealed regarding the state of modesty God wishes for human beings, and how at peace they should be in themselves, for exceptional treatment to others. This is a text that promotes brotherly community living, which the author regards as the key to an inner sense of dignity and fulfillment. For the Christian assemblies globally, this read stands out as an integral resource that will have different adherents acknowledge and commit to its profound validities which have been acquired from the teachings of the Old Testament, as well as the New Testament where Jesus Christ in all humility established a religion that would pioneer the liberation of the poor.

Overall, Called to Help the Poor and Needy by Patricia Said Adams is unquestionably impressive, owing to its model illustrations and precise portrayals. It will aid in understanding the meaning of freedom that God has called His people to pioneer on the planet. Lastly, readers’ confidence will be edified, and their perspective changed towards honor and regard that are due to the impoverished. This book’s language is straightforward for effortless interpretation by readers of all ages, and a distinct addition to their bookshelves. I highly recommend this book to good samartians and religious followers.