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Jesus - The Open Door
God has opened doors for believers that no man can shut! But believers must learn to cooperate with the Lord to walk through His doors of opportunity and blessing in life.
192 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1997
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Kenneth E. Hagin
427 books674 followersRev. Kenneth Erwin Hagin, known as the “father of the modern faith movement,” served in Christian ministry for nearly 70 years.
In 1968, Rev. Hagin published the first issues of The Word of Faith magazine, which now has a monthly circulation of more than 300,000. The publishing outreach he founded, Faith Library Publications, has circulated worldwide more than 65 million copies of books by Rev. Hagin, Rev. Kenneth W. Hagin, and several other authors. Faith Library Publications also has produced more than 9 million audio teaching CDs.
In 1968, Rev. Hagin published the first issues of The Word of Faith magazine, which now has a monthly circulation of more than 300,000. The publishing outreach he founded, Faith Library Publications, has circulated worldwide more than 65 million copies of books by Rev. Hagin, Rev. Kenneth W. Hagin, and several other authors. Faith Library Publications also has produced more than 9 million audio teaching CDs.
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August 16, 2021
Wonderful teaching, still a lot to grasp
This book was worth purchasing and is worth recommending. Brother Hagin took his time and scripture to spread across each point. However, some question he left unanswered or very little touch on it for example when commonly people usually say healing is done away with. I was hoping for some meat explanation so I could gain some insight and know how to debate with others on that he casually mentioned it and left me hanging. Hope I found another of his book that dissect that more for me. Nonetheless, book was worth reading.
This book was worth purchasing and is worth recommending. Brother Hagin took his time and scripture to spread across each point. However, some question he left unanswered or very little touch on it for example when commonly people usually say healing is done away with. I was hoping for some meat explanation so I could gain some insight and know how to debate with others on that he casually mentioned it and left me hanging. Hope I found another of his book that dissect that more for me. Nonetheless, book was worth reading.
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