By Elder Enoch Ofori Jnr<\/strong><\/p>\n

(Sabbath Sermon, 22nd September, 2012)<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

He Knows what is in Man<\/strong><\/p>\n

Shakespeare, the celebrated British playwright, in a profound observation of human nature, once said, \u201cthere is no art to find the mind’s construction on the face”.\u00a0 To a large extent this is a truism.\u00a0 Man is a most devious creature, a bundle of contradictions akin to the Biblical portrayal of man as a synthesis of good and evil at best.\u00a0 He can choose to be either patently evil or patently good. At the same time, he can put on an exterior of piety with evil lurking within.\u00a0 Only the colour-changing chameleon perhaps comes close to this ingenious display of dissimulation! Download the full sermon here<\/a><\/p>\n

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By Elder Enoch Ofori Jnr (Sabbath Sermon, 22nd September, 2012) He Knows what is in Man Shakespeare, the celebrated British playwright, in a profound observation of human nature, once said, \u201cthere is no art to find the mind’s construction on the face”.\u00a0 To a large extent this is a truism.\u00a0 Man is a most devious
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