About Author
D. L. Trexler was born into the household of a Lutheran minister. Served honorably in the United States Marine Corps. For twenty years sold excess and secondary steel products, five of those as President of Aurora Steel. Received his Master of Divinity from The Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago. He has served five congregations, taught at various universities, and hosted countless community forums on Genesis and Revelation. Pastor Trexler has a passion for preaching and teaching, and a beautiful gift of translating and delivering heavenly themes in an informative, enjoyable earthly language.
It Is Enough
Imagine a twelve-year-old, freckled-faced preacher kid being grounded for the entire summer, then forced to read the first twelve chapters of Genesis, the entire book of Revelation and write a five-page report on those bookends of Scripture. All for simply throwing red-carpet-dye-filled-water-balloons on a bunch of two-faced church-going hypocrites. Cruel and unusual punishment if you ask me? When the young fellow asked his father, Why these two books? His dad replied, It is enough!At the age of forty, this still mischievous, freckled-faced preacher kid did something he openly promised he would never do. Throwing aside his successful career as a steel broker, getting rid of stuff, he studied four years and became a Lutheran minister. The pastor’s addictive nature and biblical curiosity led him right back to those two heavenly pieces of literature from long ago, Genesis and Revelation.
Knowing God and Understanding Humanity
About Book
Imagine a twelve-year-old, freckled-faced preacher’s kid being grounded for the entire summer, then forced to read the first twelve chapters of Genesis, the entire book of Revelation and write a five-page report on those bookends of Scripture. All for simply throwing ‘red-carpet-dye-filled-water-balloons’ on a bunch of two-faced church-going hypocrites. Cruel and unusual punishment if you ask me? When the young fellow asked his father, “Why these two books?” His dad replied, “It is enough!”
Synopsis
Following an introduction explaining the addiction to Genesis and Revelation, we learn how Scripture was meant to be read. Half of the book deals with the introduction to Genesis, a breathtaking story about beginnings, told from the perspective of a small Hebrew nation, coming out of slavery some 3,200 years ago. The second half of the book teaches how God responds. Revelation is the most wonderful piece of literary heavenly artwork ever written.
