Holiness And Economic Justice: What Are God's Intentions For Kenyans Today?

proposes God's intentions for the Kenyan society, especially the Christians, to the transformation of the poor economic state of Kenya and the derived from it.) This is presented in five chapters. of economics in the Old Testament is looked at from the perspective Western writers. Holiness and economic justice in the Bible are meanings of the words 'holiness' and 'justice' is suggested. Holiness and major Old Testament themes are also examined. Holiness and justice especially in the Books of Amos, Nehemiah and other Bible books are transforming the Kenyan economy are observed. Ways that from the Old Testament "Jubilee principle" today are suggested. The at some of the distributional priorities and why they should be "theocratic" as opposed to secular. It goes on to suggest why economic institutions should be redemptive and restorative. A few reasons are given to show why market transactions need to be morally neutral. The thesis shows how to apply jubiliary principles in Kenya emphasizes that the immediate realization by the Kenyan society of the crucial role that the Biblical principles of economics ought to play in revamping the crippled economy of this country holds the key of hope for bolli believems and non-believers. The study is concluded with recommendations of areas that could be strengthened by the Evangelical Church in Kenya with the aim of transforming the Kenyan economy. Suggested areas for further studies are given at the end of the study.