Praying the Psalms
Praying the Psalms
£13.50
In Praying the Psalms, Daniel Bourguet offers practical keys that are both theological and spiritual, unlocking the psalms for both personal and corporate prayer and worship. Bourguet offers invaluable teaching on spiritual discernment and warfare through his unique approach to praying even the most disturbing psalms regarding enemies. Readers will be inspired to read, interpet and pray the psalms at the foot of the cross with Jesus Christ as fellow supplicant, final destination and resurrected guide.
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| Weight | 0.146 kg |
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| Dimensions | 21.6 × 14 × 1 cm |
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