In His Presence (Audio CD)
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At last, a real solution to the prayer problem!
This book is not written about what others were and did, but about what we are and can do! It is a lifting of the curtain and a revealing of the holy of holies and our ability to enter it and stand in the presence of the Father. It is a discovery of the fact that God’s ability is available to every child of God. Much of it will be new and a challenge to earnest spirits to climb the heights and to sound the depths of these tremendous spiritual realities. It will remove the mist that has surrounded the prayer life, and lead us out of spiritual mysticism into the LIGHT OF LIFE! It will show us the authority of the Name of Jesus, and how to use it.
This book has been a challenge and blessing to countless multitudes all over the world. This is your invitation to open the door…enter…and stand in the presence of the Father! If you haven’t read the other books and Bible study courses written by this outstanding and internationally acclaimed Bible teacher, send for a list of his writings and current prices.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781641234665
ISBN10: 1641234660
E. W. Kenyon | Narrator: Stephen Sobozenski
Binding: Audio CD
Published: June 2020
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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