The Excalibur Of Christ

The Excalibur Of Christ

The Excalibur Of Christ

Dr. Eyam Idew / DrEyam Idew

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Año de edición:
2011
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781452080482
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The Excalibur of Christ is more than a book, more than a diary. It’s a guide, a weapon and truth; I say this because everyone knows the story of Excalibur, but what everyone might not know is the truth of a sword. A sword is far more than a piece of metal, in the Bible and other doctrines of the world, a sword is the tongue and mind of man. However, the true mind of man is the incorruptible spirit of him, which was birth by the Most High, the true image we’re in, but if you do not have that sword, you will not know although you may be forever hearing. So, now that you know the truth of the sword, this book is written with the Excalibur of Christ, because we not only war with flesh and blood. But we war with principalities of things that are unjustly done which causes the war on flesh and blood. Therefore, to fight that battle you have to be equipped with the right information and weaponry.Thus, you are given the truth of your sword, and if you think I’m not being truthful, look at it for yourself. Take the (s) off sword and all you’ll have left if word, which is your thoughts and speech. So, with that being said, take up thy armor and fight a good fight that you may enjoy all that’s rightfully yours in this life.

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