Know the Awesome Lord God by His Immutable Traits discusses who God is and how we know Him by His enduring traits. God identifies Himself in His word as Creator, the one who called all things into being, and that is how we know Him. He portrays Himself as the lover of mankind and does so through the eternal sacrifice He made by giving His Son Jesus to save the world. God portrays Himself as faithful, as He does so by making Himself readily available to all who call on His great Name. God distinguishes Himself as God through His many immutable traits; and what this book makes clear is that those who name His name take on His attributes and are also known by how they are like Him and are also known and can be identified by them. About the Author Elisabeth James grew up for a short time with her maternal grandparents, Jesse and Lucille Johnson, in her birthplace of Holly Hill, South Carolina. They took her to church regularly. There she was introduced to faith in God and His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. That experience planted the seed of faith in her, which she has pursued throughout her life. There also, she learned to love the outdoors and nature, and later in life began to respect it as the Creation and handiwork of God. At age seven, James joined her parents in Miami, Florida, where she enjoyed the outdoors just as much as she had in South Carolina and often explored the beaches of the area and the tropical foliage that grew all around. When it became time to pursue a career, she began by studying journalism at Howard University in Washington, D.C. In 1977, James earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism. Ten years later, she began work on a Master’s degree in English at Jackson State University in Jackson, MS, and earned that degree in 1987; while at Jacckson State, she worked for and was mentored by author Margaret Walker Alexander. During that period, she began work on the PhD in English at The University of Mississippi, where she studied under John Grisham and Barry Hannah, and in 1997, earned the PhD. James received the MFA in creative writing in 2013 from Florida Atlantic University after working with Grisham and Hanna. Also, she enjoyed a twenty-one year career as an educator at various American institutions of higher learning.