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The Intellect of God in Man: Neshamah and the Managerial Mandate of Humanity

The Intellect of God in Man: Neshamah and the Managerial Mandate of Humanity

Mumba, Goodson

Paperback

Religion General General Christianity

ISBN13: 9798278409458
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 11 2025
Pages: 170
Weight: 0.38
Height: 0.36 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Before man lifted his first tool, planted his first seed, or spoke his first word, God breathed into him the most extraordinary gift ever imparted to creation-Neshamah, the divine intellect, the God-thought placed within humanity. This book unveils the breathtaking story behind that breath.

In The Intellect of God in Man, Goodson Mumba blends revelation, narrative drama, and managerial philosophy to explore humanity's original calling: to think with God, create with God, and govern creation on behalf of God. Through vivid dramatizations of Eden, celestial councils, spiritual governors, the fall, the redemption through Christ, and the future of restored humanity, this book reveals the true meaning of the God-breathed mind.

Discover how the four eternal responsibilities-Talent Management, Human Resource Management, Production Management, and Natural Resource Management-were embedded in humanity from the beginning as the pillars of civilization. Witness how these responsibilities collapsed at the fall, were restored at the Cross, and rise again in the age of redeemed intellect.

From Adam's first moment of awareness to Christ's revelation of the perfect mind, from the sorrow of a broken creation to the triumphant harmony of a restored world-this book will awaken your purpose, sharpen your identity, and ignite your calling as a manager of God's creation.

This is not just a book about stewardship.

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