COME, LET US REASON TOGETHER
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It was one of those "morning afters." For me, that wasn't an all-night drunk, although it certainly feltlike one. My head hurt, my shoulders felt as if they were even with my ears, and my eyes burned andwere red from hours of crying. There had been a major conflict in my marriage during the night, andalthough the conflict had been graciously resolved, I had gotten about two hours of sleep, and nowhad to face a ten hour work schedule. Just how was I to get through the day?
In this condition, I knelt to pray. Oh Lord, thank you for giving me the victory. But - I hurt so badly.Immediately, the response came. Don't look at the scar, but look at the victory. Not only the fact thatGod answered me, but the authority of the answer, completely took me by surprise. Don't look at thescar, but look at the victory?
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About the Book
In 1983, my life truly began again. I felt compelled and called to put highlights of my new life of seeking into print. Using many versions of the Bible (at one time I had six different versions) along with a good concordance, the glory of God was the intent. Life in Christ was not necessarily easy, and I have to remember that He had never promised that, but it became the only way to truly live. The outcome was this book of 72 testimonies of my life. May the reader also be called to “Come, Let Us Reason Together.”
About the Author
The author graduated from the University of Minnesota at Mankato with a double major in English and German. She is currently a Mental Health Practitioner and the Documentation Coordinator at the mental health clinic at which she has worked for over 30 years.