8,492 ratings, 4.50 average rating, 785 reviews. I also hope you look into reading Jen’s follow-up book that is coming out in May: In His Image: 10 Ways God Calls Us to Reflect His Character. None Like Him: 10 Ways God Is Different from Us by Jen Wilkin. There was none like Moses because there is none like God.

Joshua is full of the spirit of wisdom because Moses laid hands on him. Moses dies at age 120, still full of vigor and with eyes that haven’t dimmed.

I (and Jen) encourage you to “ embrace your limits as a means of glorifying God’s limitless power” through reading her None Like Him. Deuteronomy 34 is the final chapter of the book. The discussion I had with a group of women over this book revealed even more gems that I missed the first time through. Job’s conduct was such that no one could successfully find fault with him. What made him so exceptional The Lord said he was a blameless and upright man, one who fears God and shuns evil (1:8b). It is an easy book to read with a group since it already has the questions laid out. God Himself said of him, There is none like him on the earth (Job 1:8a). Split into 10 short chapters, None Like Him does not take long to read. Her hope for us is that after learning about some of God’s characteristics, we will then turn to the scriptures and “ read it with new eyes, eyes that hunger for a loftier vision of who he is.” Jen includes verses for meditation, questions for reflection, and a prayer guide at the end of each chapter that truly encourages deep reflection over God’s character. Jen breaks down all the big words used to describe God and helps us understand how seeing God for who He is prompts us to worship him all the more. Each chapter is guided by scripture that emphasizes a character trait unique to God.

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