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Out of Many Waters

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Powerful testimony of a woman healed of over sixteen diseases, including Environmental Illness and Multiple Personaility Disorder. Ms. Hill not only shares her story of faith and healing, bur provides help for others seeking freedom.

198 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2005

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Anita Hill

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505 reviews26 followers
July 3, 2009
This book gets 5 stars for content alone. It's not written very well and the story is a bit dull at times, but that's not why this book was written. This book was written to show how ill this woman was for many, many years, and is now well simply through prayer, faith, and ministry from www.beinhealth.com. She used the principles in the book A More Excellent Way by Henry W. Right.

Not to take away from her healing, but this book does not bode well for the Environmental Illness/Chemical Sensitivity cause, because she had so many psychological problems and many people don't think EI or MCS is a real illness anyway.

There is another book titled A New Song for Marcia by Marcia Sue Fisher who also was very ill from EI/MCS and is now well. She did not have the psychological problems that Anita did. I'm not discounting Anita's illness one bit, but the unbelieving medical community would say she was crazy and the EI/MCS was all in her head. Such a shame we have such an inadequate medical community when it comes to chronic, undiagnosable illness.
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198 reviews11 followers
January 18, 2017
"Out of Many Waters" by Anita Hill is a book I did not want to stop reading. It is uplifting and encouraging. Ms. Hill shares her journey from childhood rejection to the depths of isolating disease to walking into complete healing through God's Love and His Word. This story is practical and matter of fact, and does not attempt to bring the reader into an emotional downer, but instead is steeped in hope and encouragement.

Ms. Hill also shares some of God's principles and how she applied them to her daily life, which can be used as examples by the reader in a practical way. These principles are taught by Pastor Henry Wright in his book, "A More Excellent Way," and at his ministry center in Thomaston, Georgia.

The book is well written and contains photos and medical documentation of Ms. Hill's healing.

Several months ago, I had the privilege of a briefly meeting Ms. Hill. It was a delight.
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16 reviews5 followers
February 8, 2014
honest and hope-filled account of finally putting trust in God for true heart-and-body healing after a life of looking elsewhere.
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