A Hand Not Shortened is a comprehensive theological book on the creative workings of the grace of God in ten of the greatindividuals of the Bible. Very few books examine exegetically the dynamics of the grace of God in such detail. The primarytheme of the book is that God adjusts the workings of His grace to each of these great individuals' situations. Theologicallyspeaking, God's grace is not restricted to parameters that apply only to pristine individuals or to those who were raised in privilegedcircumstances. Rather, God's grace is characterized by great flexibility to reach any individual in a variety of circumstances.This fact has grand theological and practical implications. It gives hope to the theologian whose primary declaration isthat "God is Love" and stirs the aspirations of the seeker who longs to hear that God really cares. This book focuses of the livesof many great individuals from the Bible including Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, David, Peter, Paul, and others as well.This book will have a deep impact upon both the theologian and the seeker.