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From Press to Pulpit (originally Enoch Roden’s Training) (Hesba Stretton)
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This book is bursting with life’s lessons! As Enoch’s faith is tested, will he prove that his is no mere profession, but a real, living confidence in God’s love and wisdom? Through severe trials, Enoch learns much about sound business principles, sacrifice, and trusting God. If he had only said, “I am working with God!” he would never have found the work wearisome, for of all grand, and comforting, and heart-refreshing thoughts in this world, to a Christian, the greatest is the thought that we are co-workers with God. Without a doubt, after reading this book, you’ll walk away a better person than when you began.
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From Press to Pulpit (originally Enoch Roden’s Training)
This book is bursting with life’s lessons! As Enoch’s faith is tested, will he prove that his is no mere profession, but a real, living confidence in God’s love and wisdom? Through severe trials, Enoch learns much about sound business principles, sacrifice, and trusting God. If he had only said, “I am working with God!” he would never have found the work wearisome, for of all grand, and comforting, and heart-refreshing thoughts in this world, to a Christian, the greatest is the thought that we are co-workers with God. Without a doubt, after reading this book, you’ll walk away a better person than when you began.
| Binding | Hardcover |
|---|---|
| Book Author | Hesba Stretton |
| Publisher | Lamplighter |
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