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    "I Will Give You Rest," will help you to learn HOW to apply to your
    life the healing Jesus promised.

    A second question many Christians have is "How come my faith has
    not resulted in setting me free to experience the "rest" Jesus
    promised?"

    "Exceeding Great and Precious Promises - Where Did They Go?" is
    another book I have written which explains WHY you have been
    robbed of the promises Jesus made to us.

    The title is from 2 Peter 1:4:

    ". . . by which have been given to us exceedingly great and
    precious promises, that through these you may be partakers
    of the divine nature."

    If Jesus provided for us to actually be partakers of the "divine
    nature," how come that is not how you have experienced your
    Christian faith?

    Instead of experiencing the "divine nature," for many Christians,
    their lives are rather reflected by the Apostle Paul:

    "For what I am doing, I do not understand.  For what I will to
    do, that I do not practice; but what I hate, that I do . . . O
    wretched man that I am!  Who will deliver me from this body of
    death?  I thank God - through Jesus Christ our Lord!"
    (Romans 7:15, 24, 25).

    There is something seriously wrong here.  If Romans 7:15 has been
    your experience, then you have been robbed of your inheritance.

  • When did this happen?  
  • Who did it?  
  • Why was it stolen?  

    There are profound and eye-opening answers to these questions.  
    You may be surprised.

    That is what my book "Exceedingly Great and Precious Promises"
    explains.

    Once you understand WHY you have been robbed, then you will be
    in a position to learn HOW to reclaim your stolen possession, as
    explain in "I Will Give You Rest."

    You can read several chapters of this book online by
    clicking on the left.

    If you are already familiar with my book, "I Will Give
    You Rest," start at Chapter 4.  

    Otherwise start at Chapter 1.
Divinely  Designed
Being changed into the image of Jesus

A miracle can happen to you, like the transformation that
happens when a worm is transformed into a butterfly
(2 Corinthians 3:18).