Overtaken: The Wild Lad of London (By E.A. Bland) Theology and examples from Scripture

and examples from Scripture

I’ve never encountered a book on family life that compressed so much biblical teaching

and the theology of the Westminster Confession in particular

‘The afflicted shall eat and be satisfied

There Is to Be a Precise Keeping of the Sabbath

Overtaken: The Wild Lad of London (By E.A. Bland) Theology and examples from ScriptureKnown as a wild lad, young Ishmael lives in Gold Lion Row, the rough section of London. He suffers great loss and finds himself alone and bewildered. After enduring a cruel beating, feelings of stony hardness overtake him and he leaves home for good. But Ishmaels dark world brightens when the words from the street preacher reach down deep, and he is changed. No longer is he alone, for he now has a Friend who sticks closer than a brother!