Finding the Way through Water explores how water contributes to our understanding of the created world and our Christian beliefs. As an Emeritus Professor and an ordained priest in the Church of England, author Roland Price explores how water features in the Bible. Important at creation, water brings about global catastrophe, enables escape from slavery, ensures survival in the wilderness, prepares people for worship, and sustains warriors and exiles. In the gospels, Jesus turns water into wine, stills the storm, has his feet washed with a woman's tears, and washes his own disciples' feet. For the Christians who were the first followers of the Way water was important in baptism and in prophecy. You will be surprised by the extent to which water pervades God's story in the Bible, and how an understanding of the management of water today can make that story accessible to all. Take a look at familiar stories in the Old and New Testaments from the unfamiliar perspective of water. Learn something about the relationship between the world of the Bible and our modern world. Prepare to be challenged, whether you are a water sector professional, or a Christian wanting to understand more about water in God's world today. The forty brief chapters make this an ideal book to read and discuss during the forty days of Lent
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Roland Price has worked with water as a mathematician providing computer simulation tools to engineers working in river and urban flooding and drainage. He was involved in both scientific research and commercial development of modelling software. More recently he has headed up an academic department at UNESCO-IHE in Delft, the Netherlands: a post-graduate institute specializing in water management. He has supervised a number of PhD students and written extensively on the use of information and communication technologies to manage water. He has been a committed Christian since his university days in Cambridge, and was ordained as a 'self-supporting' priest in the Church of England in 1995. He lives in the Thames valley near Oxford, England
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