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Authors Adrian Ebens and Danutasn Brown
Published Mar 20, 2024
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Fountain of Blessing
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Times of Refreshing
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"Let no man therefore judge you in meat, or in drink, or in respect of an holyday, or of the new moon, or of the sabbath days: Which are a shadow of things to come; but the body is of Christ."

Most Christians say that this verse says that Sabbath, New Moon, and Feasts are a shadow; now they are done away with. But is that what the verse is saying? 

And what about this verse? "Blotting out the handwriting of ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us, and took it out of the way, nailing it to his cross..."

What are the ordinances that were against us? Many say that is God's law, and that it was nailed to the cross. Is that what it means?

In this book we look at these issues.

A Unique book that will help everyone in their relationships

I wish I could have had the ‘Comforter’ as a guide when I was 18 years old or even before I ever thought about getting married, then I would have made better choices. I would have made God my Comforter instead of looking for comfort in food, sexual relationships. I would recommend the ‘Comforter’ to any person from the age 18 and older, especially for the broken-hearted and those who did not had a stable childhood and God being the centre of their lives. This book is helping me with my relationship with God, our Father and His Son, Jesus Christ and in making better decisions in my lifestyle. I feel the writer has closed the gap in literature for non-Christians and Christian. I feel that this book is unique and will help non-Christians in finding a better relationship or understanding of God. Therefore I recommend this book to teachers, marriage-counselors, pastors, missionaries, lay-man and even phyciatrists and social workers. – E. Cooper, Cape Town, RSA

A Recreated Child of His

Chin Chin explains the difficulty of going to the countryside and having to learn new skills as an adult. It is difficult for our pride to not be able to do things well that we thought were easy, or that others can do much better for us. She also explains the difficulty of changing our value system from performance to relationship, and how not judging is the key to this.