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Grace Supremacy. Mystery Revealed, #2
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- Date de parution22/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
Grace Supremacy is a bold, revelatory exploration of theology, trauma, and truth that invites readers to reconsider everything they thought they knew about God, the Bible, and the human experience. In this second volume of The Mystery Revealed Series, Thabiso M. Nsibande cuts through centuries of religious tradition, legalism, and systemic oppression to uncover a liberating gospel rooted in uncompromising grace.
Told partly through the emotional testimony of a woman navigating abuse, betrayal, and spiritual exhaustion, the book masterfully weaves narrative, theology, social critique, and psychological insight. From the personal to the planetary, Nsibande traces the profound impact of misrepresented truth-how distorted portrayals of God and systemic dysfunctions have trapped humanity in cycles of conformity, fear, and emotional bondage.
What distinguishes Grace Supremacy is its fearless challenge to conventional interpretations of Scripture. Nsibande re-examines the dichotomy between the Old and New Testaments, proposing that only Christ's nature-gentle, loving, restorative-reveals the true identity of God. He recasts grace not merely as forgiveness, but as a higher operating system-a divine economy of rest, identity, and rulership designed to liberate believers from religious striving and societal performance.
Each chapter builds toward a prophetic vision of human flourishing: from the darkness of "The Void", to the illumination of truth, through the unmasking of spiritual polarity, the reign of grace, the rediscovery of rulership, and finally into a transformative culture of rest. Challenging, healing, and intellectually provocative, Grace Supremacy is a must-read for spiritual seekers, reformers, and anyone who has ever questioned the punitive portrait of God often portrayed in religion.
It is not just a book-it is a reawakening to a grace that is higher, kinder, and more powerful than we ever dared to imagine.
Told partly through the emotional testimony of a woman navigating abuse, betrayal, and spiritual exhaustion, the book masterfully weaves narrative, theology, social critique, and psychological insight. From the personal to the planetary, Nsibande traces the profound impact of misrepresented truth-how distorted portrayals of God and systemic dysfunctions have trapped humanity in cycles of conformity, fear, and emotional bondage.
What distinguishes Grace Supremacy is its fearless challenge to conventional interpretations of Scripture. Nsibande re-examines the dichotomy between the Old and New Testaments, proposing that only Christ's nature-gentle, loving, restorative-reveals the true identity of God. He recasts grace not merely as forgiveness, but as a higher operating system-a divine economy of rest, identity, and rulership designed to liberate believers from religious striving and societal performance.
Each chapter builds toward a prophetic vision of human flourishing: from the darkness of "The Void", to the illumination of truth, through the unmasking of spiritual polarity, the reign of grace, the rediscovery of rulership, and finally into a transformative culture of rest. Challenging, healing, and intellectually provocative, Grace Supremacy is a must-read for spiritual seekers, reformers, and anyone who has ever questioned the punitive portrait of God often portrayed in religion.
It is not just a book-it is a reawakening to a grace that is higher, kinder, and more powerful than we ever dared to imagine.
Grace Supremacy is a bold, revelatory exploration of theology, trauma, and truth that invites readers to reconsider everything they thought they knew about God, the Bible, and the human experience. In this second volume of The Mystery Revealed Series, Thabiso M. Nsibande cuts through centuries of religious tradition, legalism, and systemic oppression to uncover a liberating gospel rooted in uncompromising grace.
Told partly through the emotional testimony of a woman navigating abuse, betrayal, and spiritual exhaustion, the book masterfully weaves narrative, theology, social critique, and psychological insight. From the personal to the planetary, Nsibande traces the profound impact of misrepresented truth-how distorted portrayals of God and systemic dysfunctions have trapped humanity in cycles of conformity, fear, and emotional bondage.
What distinguishes Grace Supremacy is its fearless challenge to conventional interpretations of Scripture. Nsibande re-examines the dichotomy between the Old and New Testaments, proposing that only Christ's nature-gentle, loving, restorative-reveals the true identity of God. He recasts grace not merely as forgiveness, but as a higher operating system-a divine economy of rest, identity, and rulership designed to liberate believers from religious striving and societal performance.
Each chapter builds toward a prophetic vision of human flourishing: from the darkness of "The Void", to the illumination of truth, through the unmasking of spiritual polarity, the reign of grace, the rediscovery of rulership, and finally into a transformative culture of rest. Challenging, healing, and intellectually provocative, Grace Supremacy is a must-read for spiritual seekers, reformers, and anyone who has ever questioned the punitive portrait of God often portrayed in religion.
It is not just a book-it is a reawakening to a grace that is higher, kinder, and more powerful than we ever dared to imagine.
Told partly through the emotional testimony of a woman navigating abuse, betrayal, and spiritual exhaustion, the book masterfully weaves narrative, theology, social critique, and psychological insight. From the personal to the planetary, Nsibande traces the profound impact of misrepresented truth-how distorted portrayals of God and systemic dysfunctions have trapped humanity in cycles of conformity, fear, and emotional bondage.
What distinguishes Grace Supremacy is its fearless challenge to conventional interpretations of Scripture. Nsibande re-examines the dichotomy between the Old and New Testaments, proposing that only Christ's nature-gentle, loving, restorative-reveals the true identity of God. He recasts grace not merely as forgiveness, but as a higher operating system-a divine economy of rest, identity, and rulership designed to liberate believers from religious striving and societal performance.
Each chapter builds toward a prophetic vision of human flourishing: from the darkness of "The Void", to the illumination of truth, through the unmasking of spiritual polarity, the reign of grace, the rediscovery of rulership, and finally into a transformative culture of rest. Challenging, healing, and intellectually provocative, Grace Supremacy is a must-read for spiritual seekers, reformers, and anyone who has ever questioned the punitive portrait of God often portrayed in religion.
It is not just a book-it is a reawakening to a grace that is higher, kinder, and more powerful than we ever dared to imagine.
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