En Busca Del Amor Perdido – (Spanish)
$12.57
We all need fatherly consideration. This book tries to express the consideration of a heavenly Father who loves His children.
Ricardo intertwines Jesus’ prayer with testimony from his own life and the cardinal truths of the Word of God for man’s salvation. Thus the book is a colorful journey with vibrant stories, poetry, and reflections.
This is an exquisite, amenable book full of intimate personal anecdotes, written with emotion and reason, clarity, and simplicity. These reflections are extracted from the struggles and crises of life and include topics of deep theological profoundness rooted in personal experiences.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780816392186
Language: Spanish
Ricardo Bentancur
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2015
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
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