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From Idolater to Friend of God
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From Idolater to Friend of God contains a wealth of spiritual material gleaned over many years. The life of Abraham as the Friend of God applied to th...
From Idolater to Friend of God contains a wealth of spiritual material gleaned over many years. The life of Abraham as the Friend of God applied to th...
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Author: J. H. Large
Publisher: John Ritchie LTD
From Idolater to Friend of God contains a wealth of spiritual material gleaned over many years. The life of Abraham as the Friend of God applied to the modern world makes stimulating reading. The author brings out the intimacy and reality of daily living with God in a world of problems and stress and deals effectively with such matters as depression. This devotional book will help and encourage the reader to experience a closer walk with God.
James H. Large was a well known Bible teacher who spent many years preaching and teaching throughout the British Isles and was the first editor of the magazine Precious Seed.
Publisher: John Ritchie LTD
From Idolater to Friend of God contains a wealth of spiritual material gleaned over many years. The life of Abraham as the Friend of God applied to the modern world makes stimulating reading. The author brings out the intimacy and reality of daily living with God in a world of problems and stress and deals effectively with such matters as depression. This devotional book will help and encourage the reader to experience a closer walk with God.
James H. Large was a well known Bible teacher who spent many years preaching and teaching throughout the British Isles and was the first editor of the magazine Precious Seed.
| Availability | Uncertain Availability. Less than 5 in stock. |
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| Publisher | John Ritchie LTD |
| Author | J. H. Large |
| Binding | Paperback |
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