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Powerful Testimonies Of Healings
The book is about helping Christians accept the power in their identities, as well training them in the ways that will help equip them as they continue the journey following Christ. Bill gives powerful testimonies of healings and miracles that have happened, this helps to make Christians realize that they can do miracles and create testimonies of their own.
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