Peter Cruz

Building the House of God Peter Cruz

Is the Church in the process of diminishing God's greatest and most transcendent work In Creation's history through neglect? Noah built a vessel of salvation because he believed in the command of God and Moses built the Tabernacle in the wilderness exactly as he was told, because if he didn't God would not dwell amongst them. Both worked with a pattern or model which was provided by the Lord. It took Noah less than a hundred years to complete 'his work' and Moses finished 'his work' in a year. Yet, after nearly two thousand years, while under the directive of the Supreme Architect and Builder, God's people, have failed to fulfill His eternal plan and build His Spiritual House, according to His pattern. How can this be? Can a believer be active in the Lord's service and still be guilty of neglecting His supreme command? How does he live with this contradiction? In 'Building the House of God', the reader will learn that for destruction or edification he is a 'builder', that his contribution to God's work is imperative, and that In the end, if he obeys the command of the Lord, he would have collaborated with millions of people like him, to achieve a historical and eternal objective; the greatest work ever planned of Building a Holy Temple for the Lord.