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100 Facts About Giving
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-9988-0-3534-1
- EAN9789988035341
- Date de parution07/12/2017
- Protection num.pas de protection
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDr Emmanuel Marboah
Résumé
The book (100 Facts About Giving) seeks to uncover all the benefits associated with the act of giving, as well as the countless controversial questions and issues confronting it, such as, why is it that I give but I do not receive? Is giving compulsory? I am afraid to give because the world is full of evil etc. Yes, the assurance is that people with such mind-baffling questions are not far from knowing the truth.
This is because the book has provided the right answers to such questions, backed with bible scriptures to address them accordingly, and also to make it spiritually safe and balanced for the reader. In the final analysis, the author hopes to achieve the following: 1. Those who once were givers will be inspired again and rekindle their zeal towards the act; 2. Those who currently practise the act of giving will be better encouraged to continue to do so without ceasing; 3.
And finally, to inspire and challenge new souls to join the givers' club.
This is because the book has provided the right answers to such questions, backed with bible scriptures to address them accordingly, and also to make it spiritually safe and balanced for the reader. In the final analysis, the author hopes to achieve the following: 1. Those who once were givers will be inspired again and rekindle their zeal towards the act; 2. Those who currently practise the act of giving will be better encouraged to continue to do so without ceasing; 3.
And finally, to inspire and challenge new souls to join the givers' club.
