Tamiya 61028 1/48 Fairchild Republic A-10A Thunderbolt II

Tamiya 61028 1/48 Fairchild Republic A-10A Thunderbolt II

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I have encountered and read may of T D Jake’s books before but none that before I could even get to the first chapter had me totally hooked that I had to sit it down and think and jot down thoughts. This book even though small is profound, and biblically sound in directing not only the believer but the anointed believer to the throne of GOD . I know I’m going to read it again many times . Thank you Increasing Faith School of Christian Education for recommending.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2026

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Gloria J Jones

Whiting, US

★★★★★ 5

Testimony

Format: Paperback

Awesome reading

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Fort Morgan, US

★★★★★ 5

I can't think of a single reason WHY,you SHOULDN'T get this book IMMEDIATELY!!

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This profound book about soliciting answers from the Almighty concerning His methods of accomplishing His purpose for a believers life is absolutely eye-opening with its' unique perspective of the very dynamics of the act of asking questions itself!!! Quickly pointing out that asking God"why"is NOT a sign of being faith-less,but moreso a sign of ACKNOWLEDGMENT that Jesus IS effectively in capable command of EVERYTHING!! After this is discussed,the book only gets BETTER,clear through to the last page!!The conclusion Jakes reaches concerning the ultimate PURPOSE and benefit involved IN asking questions of King Jesus is SO profoundly simple and logical,that many a reader will find that they've recieved the very same revelation from King Jesus concerning getting"answers"!!Gods'actual thoughts on BEING questioned BY them whom He CREATED from DIRT are investigated and confirmed through scripture,will cause the believer to consider when asking King Jesus"why?!?"... The segment of this book comparing waiting ON Jesus and having patience IN waiting was EXCELLENT as the Biblical examples used to make his point were undeniable!!!! An inarguably INCREDIBLE book for assisting the troubled and discomfited Christian through the"when,what and WHY"of the Lords"waiting season"....The(scriptually-backed)description of how Lord Jesus "builds"His houses in"reverse"compared to Mans' constructiontecniques was absolutely MIND-BLOWINGLY comforting in its' truth and simplicity!! Having my entire PERSPECTIVE changed about Gods' AMAZING plans for my(formerley bleak)future was an INCREDIBLE experience that came at a time when it was MOST needed!! This is a book worth(TWICE)its' weight in DIAMONDS!! Get this book just AS quickly as you wish to be at PEACE in your musings upon your future in Christ!!

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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2010