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Inheriting the Promises Through Patience

It's Always Darkest Before the Dawn

Peter W. Guilfoyle
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Year
2024
Language
English
Publisher
Trilogy Christian Publishing

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Why is it that we always wait so long to see the big miracles come to pass in our lives? Apostle Peter W. Guilfoyle leads you into discovering God's mindset in the subject of Inheriting the Promises through Patience and how it always seems to be darkest before the dawn.
It is true that it is always darkest before the dawn, but as we hold on to faith in Christ, darkness will not last. The author shows us how God's greatest promises always come to us immediately following some of the enemy's most difficult trials. The Israelites did not reach the promised land before walking through the wilderness. David did not become king before facing and defeating Goliath. Jesus could not save us from our sins without first going to the cross and then into hell. And so, we must face the darkest times of our lives with faith and patience before we, too, can stand upon our victories in Jesus Christ.

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