My Difficulty Accepting Christ
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Accepting Christ was difficult for me. I was a Muslim who converted to Christianity. It is Christ who draws us unto himself. My heart was becoming more and more hardened as I believed I was on top of the world and needed no help from God. Jesus broke me and brought me to my knees before him. He softened my heart. I accepted him as my personal savior. Then he removed the veil over my eyes and brought me to life. I cannot be considered a theologian but I am pleased to say that I am being tutored by the Holy Spirit himself. I received his anointing to write this, my first book. It is impossible to read this book and not have a changed life. Beware! Satan will go a long way to prevent you from receiving this information.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781626974098
ISBN10: 1626974098
Deyanath Yathali
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2010
Publisher: Xulon Press
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