According
to the book description of The Hand of God: "Epistle of Christ" (2 Corinthians 3:3), “In
this biography a man shares how he weathered boyhood bullies, fought in the Vietnam War, survived his own weaknesses, worked
as a public servant, found the love of a woman, raised a family, and faced disabilities. Under the name tishimself, he speaks
honestly of his journey from boyhood innocence, through a life of sin, to the day he was born again, accepting Jesus as his
Savior, and finally to his days as a Christian. Telling this story with a conversational and unpretentious voice, The Hand
of God shares the author's testimony and invites reflection upon how God's hand works its way in life, using "the good,
the bad, and the ugly" to achieve godly ends, regardless of how far into the depths one may descend. Whether you are
twenty-two or ninety-two, The Hand of God can help you hear the raw truth of human life and the amazing promise of eternal
life that Jesus offers through faith in the saving power of His blood. If you are tempted to believe that you cannot be saved
because of your sins, The Hand of God can show you how God offers life to all who believe in His Son.”
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