Abre Puertas A Tu Favor – (Spanish)
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Yader Simpson nos presenta con base biblica los grandes beneficios que recibimos cuando desarrollamos y vivimos en una cultura de honra. Al trazar esta cultura desde la creacion del mundo, aprendemos con ejemplos como la honra afirma la identidad, refuerza la confianza y produce felicidad; se cultivan relaciones solidas; se conserva la salud; recibimos el favor de Dios y de las personas que nos rodean; y la abundancia, la prosperidad y el exito reinan en nuestras vidas.
?Yader Simpson presents us, within a biblical basis, the great benefits that we receive when we develop and live in a culture of honor. Tracing this culture from the creation of the world, we learn by examples how honor affirms identity, builds trust, and produces happiness; strong relationships are cultivated; health is preserved; we receive the favor of God and the people around us; and abundance, prosperity and success reign in our lives.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781641239806
ISBN10: 1641239808
Language: Spanish
Yader Simpson
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2023
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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