Many words exist in the rich and varied cultures of our world that are simply untranslatable from one language to another. Unusual and unique customs require detailed explanations in order to make sense to outsiders. In the worst-case scenario, the meaning of one word in a foreign tongue has a diametrically opposite sense in another. The Hebrew word for submission is a case in point. Its Greek counterpart fits into an entirely different thought-framework. Despite Paul's careful exposition of the Hebrew viewpoint, it's the Greek analysis that holds sway today. This award-winning book examines Paul's encouragement to submit in the context of the Armour of God and the armour of light.This is an expanded edition of the Gold Medal winner - International Illumination Awards 'Shining a Light on Exemplary Christian Books' 2014. It is the second book in the multi-award winning series, Forgotten Covenants. The first in that series is God's Poetry: The Identity & Destiny Encoded In Your Name

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