Debt : The Story Of A Past Redeemed
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When Emma first met Abel Howard, she was a woman with a past, a woman who had not always made all the right choices. But after twenty-five years of marriage to Able and with his world-renowned ministry career at its peak, she doesn’t often have a reason to dwell on things of the past. Until Christopher Lewis_-the son she gave up for adoption years before_-arrives on her doorstep. This young man’s entry into her life rocks Emma to the very core of her being, challenging everything she’s ever believed about God and His purposes for her. The Debt is a tender, bittersweet story of redemption and forgiveness.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780849943195
ISBN10: 0849943191
Angela Hunt
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: February 2004
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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