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The Wonderful Door (Mrs. O. F. Walton)
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He never grew, and she had no one to love except for him. But yet, regardless of everyone’s inclination to dislike little, stunted Abel, One higher than him was determined to show him love. The Wonderful Door is a heartwarming story about a little man finding hope in the most difficult of places and finding warmth unlike anything he’s ever experienced before. For those of us looking for encouragement in this pilgrim’s path, or those who are still at the door knocking, waiting to come in…this is a story of God’s great love!
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The Wonderful Door
He never grew, and she had no one to love except for him. But yet, regardless of everyone’s inclination to dislike little, stunted Abel, One higher than him was determined to show him love. The Wonderful Door is a heartwarming story about a little man finding hope in the most difficult of places and finding warmth unlike anything he’s ever experienced before. For those of us looking for encouragement in this pilgrim’s path, or those who are still at the door knocking, waiting to come in…this is a story of God’s great love!
| Binding | Hardcover |
|---|---|
| Page Count | 203 |
| Publisher | Lamplighter |
| Book Author | Mrs. O. F. Walton |
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