Joy Of Being Forgiven
$16.99
You can live in freedom from the pain, guilt, and shame of the past! Andrew Murray’s in-depth study explains the wonderful effects of being forgiven. As you read and follow the principles in the book, you will discover that: your burden of sin is lifted; your guilt is washed away; you know the freedom of forgiveness; you are able to live in God’s presence; and your joy overflows. You can receive the forgiveness you have been seeking!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780883683446
ISBN10: 088368344X
Andrew Murray
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2002
Publisher: Whitaker House Publishers
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