Review of MASTER SPEAK thy servant hears

[Chaimaa Alqadi]

[Following is a volunteer review of "MASTER SPEAK thy servant hears" by AL Adeluwoye.]

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4 out of 5 stars

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 MASTER SPEAK thy servant hears by AL Adeluwoye is a work of profound devotion. It is a reassurance, an invitation, and a proclamation. The book invites readers to believe in the eternal love and existence of God, and it reassures them that the love He made them with is unconditional and can always be called upon when in need of assistance or mere comfort.

 I gave this book a four out of five because of an editing error I noticed, but it was not obtrusive and hardly interfered with the reading. The book has a vast array of positive aspects to recommend it. It offers, for instance, a fresh shift of perspective, a suggestion to readers to consider trials as opportunities rather than tribulations, to regard waiting as preparation rather than denial. It teaches the lessons of letting go of such inconsequential ideals as bitterness, revenge, and hatred. It teaches humility, compassion, kindness, and forgiveness. It also teaches love.

Simply put, this book states that to believe is to trust wholly and unconditionally, even when trust is difficult to maintain. It says that we are granted His unconditional love and forgiveness should we choose to ask for it. The book affirms that God does not seek perfection but devotion, a willingness to surrender to a life that cannot be fully controlled and to a strength that may falter, because He will not leave us alone during our most difficult times, and He will also stay when we are at our happiest and most grateful. As our souls were fashioned by Him, so too were our desires, so too was the absence that He can fill. God did not create us to abandon us but to lead and assist us. Moreover, we were made to love and be loved, to rely on Him no matter what our situation may be.

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MASTER SPEAK thy servant hears
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