La hija del Rey

by Diana Hagee

La escritora Diana Hagee lleva a las mujeres a través de un examen personal de sus vidas y de sus metas desde la perspectiva de Dios, no desde el punto de vista de la sociedad secular. Se trata de un estudio a fondo de la Biblia que muestra cuán valiosas son las mujeres para Dios, y cómo pueden ellas tener una relación íntima con Él.

Genres: Devotional, Christian, Christian Non Fiction

276 pages, Paperback

First published July 29, 1992

Reviews

[Tiffany]

There are four powerful prayers written in here that, by themselves, makes this book worthwhile. Though there are elements of this book more targeted to non-believers or new believers in Christ, there's still enough content to challenge the thinking and mindset of believing women. This material is a good guide for a women's study or seminar.

[Susan]

Diana Hagee is a good author for Christian women. She puts the qualities of Christian life with a focus on the Christian woman in an easy to understand format with practical applications.

[Rachel Maria]

This book should be required curriculum for every woman before she begins dating! Diana Hagee provides insightful truths included in scripture that allow women to fully acknowledge their God-given gifts, purpose, and entitlements. Clearly, with the perspective of fully acknowledging hat she is, in fact, the daughter of a King- can a woman choose to wait on God's timing; God's plan; and God's choice in her prince.

[Sandy]

A blind lady asked me to read it to her because it was given to her as a gift. She is 72 years old. Widow. While there were comical references in the book, we didn't need to know about sexually transmitted diseases and the chapter on questions you're afraid to ask your dr. Perhaps the book should state these references on the cover. Preferably a book for young singles or newly engaged.

[Rosa]

Precious book. It gave me insight to how God sees me and allowed me to realize that I'm not overlooked by God.

[Susan]

The workbook made the information more personal. It was a good experience. Diana Hagee needs to write more books for women.

[Hanah]

It was a little too fluffy for me.