Prescription For Healing
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The Prescription for Healing explores some of the common troubles that plague mankind and offers biblical solutions as to how to overcome them. The author has examined the scriptures and provides reference to many scriptures for each particular malady. Created in a glossary format for easy reference, The Prescription for Healing is the perfect companion book to your daily devotion and prayer time.
Meditate over these scriptures as you pray for yourself and others, and experience the joy that God brings as you rely on His word for healing.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486605880
ISBN10: 1486605885
Ruth Konshak
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2017
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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