What if the greatest enemy of the believer has already been defeated — yet we continue living in fear of it?
In The Tiger Is Dead, John Saunders presents a powerful Christian allegory centered on a terrorized valley haunted by a man-eating tiger named Namdlo. As fear spreads through the people, their lives become ruled not only by the tiger itself, but by the belief that they can never be free.
Then comes a servant-prince who enters the valley with a mission that will change everything.
Rich with spiritual symbolism and biblical insight, this book unfolds into a profound meditation on:
In addition to the title allegory, this volume includes deeply reflective theological essays:
Written in a style that blends narrative storytelling with devotional theology, The Tiger Is Dead will especially resonate with readers who appreciate spiritually rich Christian literature in the tradition of Gene Edwards, Watchman Nee, and T. Austin-Sparks.
This is not merely a book to read quickly. It is a book to ponder.
Readers who enjoy:
…will find enduring value in these pages.
All I can say is Wow! Revelation and Mystery book way before its time but will always be relevant because it is a mystery revealed from Jesus directly! All Praise, glory, honor, and reverence goes to the Godhead for this man who wrote the book!