All creatures mentioned in the Holy Scriptures are explained according to their individual characteristics, spiritual significance, and the lessons they teach us. As part of the biblical narrative, they inadvertently carry with them a measure of wisdom, good or bad, for the reader's benefit as we learn about them. Since we must worship God in spirit and in truth, the biblical creatures are therefore a big part of the ways and significance of God. For example, when Christ reminds us to be as wise as serpents and as harmless as doves, it is using the very nature of these creatures to explain how vivid examples such as those would propagate our understanding in the worship of God. Readers will also learn the basics, the depths, and meaning of life; who to fear; why and how to love; and how to persevere in our godly walk, if we are to understand God and what he requires of us. This book will help man fight the good fight of faith and finish the race of life in a very strong and fruitful way.
Moreover, ears and eyes would be opened, and souls will be won as sermons and good tidings are sown into the hearts of readers and hearers of this faith. This book can also be a great turning point for a host of people in the realm of God: It includes sinners and maturing Christians, songwriters, fledgling preachers, and her slew of scholarly teachers in the things about God.
