Gods Generals For Kids William Branham
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The subject of the book, William Branham, was one of the key leaders in the healing revival movement. The young reader will be thrilled to discover the supernatural signs that God gave to him to let him know how to help other people. Learning about some of the incredible, miraculous things that happened around William Branham will build the reader’s faith. This book reveals Branham’s hunger for God, his heart for people, and the mistakes he made. The reader will learn to know when God is speaking to him and in the process, be inspired, challenged, and encouraged. His story will help young people everywhere to live their lives for God and to obey Him no matter what the cost may be. These books are aimed at children aged between eight to twelve; and now feature an updated study section with cross curricular themes, ideal for home schooling environments.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781610362092
ISBN10: 1610362098
Roberts Liardon | Olly Goldenberg
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2020
Gods Generals For Kids # 10
Publisher: Bridge-Logos Publishers
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