Review of Last Words from Above
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Review of Last Words from Above
[Following is a volunteer review of "Last Words from Above" by Jeremy Brown.]
Have you ever desired to read a self - boosting book? If so, search no more. Last Words From Above by Jeremy Brown is an inspiring write - up compiled from the inspiration of the holy spirit. It distinguished between love and trust from a scriptural perspective. The author compels the reader to believe that God doesn't love any of his children, but rather trust some more than the others. Sounds incomprehensible right? Life journey differs and this varies from one individual to another. This book commenced from when the writer shared her life journey's beginning memories and how the totality of her actions and activities where guided by the holy spirit. The benefits that emanated from obeying that still - small voice were all highlighted. The author also incorporated the scriptures to encrue more clarity.
The story - line drew my attention from the very beginning because of my love for spiritual - building books, and this write - up revealed just that. However, I felt perturbed when I got to the part that said "God doesn't love either of his children". My confusion was drastically cleared after I got to understand the author's main focus and reason of writing and using that statement.
The positive aspects of this book are numerous. Majority of its contents comprised of numbered quotes. These quotes were mind - blowing. They could be inarguably referred to as the building - blocks of life. I love the fact that the author used her real life - experiences for the sole - aim of motivating the reader. The holy spirit makes one's life so beautiful and promising. How would you feel when your life is being ordered by him? For me, I would feel so peaceful and blessed. Hence, all that needs to be done to enjoy this fellowship with him is just to keep obeying his voice. The writer was also able to write books with several chapters within a short period of time. This happened because the holy spirit fed her with every required details. This aspect ignited my passion to know this personality more. I would feel so happy to know that my life is being guided by him. Imagine him telling you what to do, what not to do, where to go and where not to go. Life is indeed spiritual and we must be adequately fortified with his word to be able to scale through.
Taking into consideration that this book was educative, soul - edifying and professionally edited, I gave it a perfect rating of four out of four stars. The flow of information also influenced me to do so.
I therefore recommend this book to lovers of non - fiction stories and persons desiring to have a deeper understanding of who God and the holy spirit is.
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Last Words from Above
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Have you ever desired to read a self - boosting book? If so, search no more. Last Words From Above by Jeremy Brown is an inspiring write - up compiled from the inspiration of the holy spirit. It distinguished between love and trust from a scriptural perspective. The author compels the reader to believe that God doesn't love any of his children, but rather trust some more than the others. Sounds incomprehensible right? Life journey differs and this varies from one individual to another. This book commenced from when the writer shared her life journey's beginning memories and how the totality of her actions and activities where guided by the holy spirit. The benefits that emanated from obeying that still - small voice were all highlighted. The author also incorporated the scriptures to encrue more clarity.
The story - line drew my attention from the very beginning because of my love for spiritual - building books, and this write - up revealed just that. However, I felt perturbed when I got to the part that said "God doesn't love either of his children". My confusion was drastically cleared after I got to understand the author's main focus and reason of writing and using that statement.
The positive aspects of this book are numerous. Majority of its contents comprised of numbered quotes. These quotes were mind - blowing. They could be inarguably referred to as the building - blocks of life. I love the fact that the author used her real life - experiences for the sole - aim of motivating the reader. The holy spirit makes one's life so beautiful and promising. How would you feel when your life is being ordered by him? For me, I would feel so peaceful and blessed. Hence, all that needs to be done to enjoy this fellowship with him is just to keep obeying his voice. The writer was also able to write books with several chapters within a short period of time. This happened because the holy spirit fed her with every required details. This aspect ignited my passion to know this personality more. I would feel so happy to know that my life is being guided by him. Imagine him telling you what to do, what not to do, where to go and where not to go. Life is indeed spiritual and we must be adequately fortified with his word to be able to scale through.
Taking into consideration that this book was educative, soul - edifying and professionally edited, I gave it a perfect rating of four out of four stars. The flow of information also influenced me to do so.
I therefore recommend this book to lovers of non - fiction stories and persons desiring to have a deeper understanding of who God and the holy spirit is.
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Last Words from Above
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