Mi Companero El Espiritu Santo – (Spanish)
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You can enjoy a relationship with the Holy Spirit. Dr. Cho sees himself as the junior partner of the Holy Spirit in his daily work of accomplishing the portion of God’s plan assigned to him. Learn how to be guided by the Holy Spirit every day, receive inspiration through the testimony of David Yonggi Cho, understand and receive the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829703344
ISBN10: 0829703349
Language: Spanish
David Cho
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 1992
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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