Alzheimers Been There Done That
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Alzheimer’s is in my opinion, one of the most devastating diseases there is, simply because it destroys the mind. There is absolutely no one who is invulnerable to it.
But it is not God’s will for us to suffer, but to be in health, to prosper and see good days. He has through his son Jesus Christ provided healing for all who will believe. Isaiah the prophet says, “with his (Jesus) stripes we were healed.”
All we are required to do is to believe this and our healing will be manifested. All things are possible to them that believe. Jesus said, “according to your faith be it unto you.” KJV
It’s according to your trust and reliance on Christ and in what he says, that you receive your healing and deliverance. ONLY BELIEVE and trust him, and it shall be done for you. This is a promise that Christ has made to all people, THERE IS HOPE THROUGH HIM.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781597551946
ISBN10: 1597551945
Florence Walker
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2009
Publisher: Advantage Books
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