God’s Revelation through Chinese Words

About the Book

The answer to a common Chinese question, “Zh Tao Bu Zh Tao?” challenged the author to pay more attention to traditional Chinese characters over the past eight years. Through revealed truths, the understanding of God’s ultimate wisdom and His love for the Chinese people further strengthens the author’s faith in life. His hope is to show others another interesting way to learn traditional Chinese words.

In 2004, he was involved in a major car accident and broke several neck bones as well as his left forearm, and had over sixty stitches in his head. Not long afterward, he began working again as an emergency room physician and drove all across many rural areas of Tennessee. He always listened to all kinds of talks, sermons, and books on CDs during his driving. After a few years, he began to link the Chinese characters with Bible stories and wrote this book.

About the Author

Philemon D. Chang, MD, from Taiwan graduated at National Taiwan University. He received his MA from Temple University. In 1985, he graduated from Oral Roberts University School of Medicine. Currently, he works as a medical director in Beeville, Texas. He resides with his wife, Sumei Ying, in Pearland, Texas.