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Beyond Outstanding : Using The Principles Of Daniel To Live Your Best God G
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The greatest gift is the gift of eternal life. The best inheritance that parents can give to their children is the gift of salvation. This was exactly the case of Daniel. As a young boy, he was taken captive to the land of Babylon, but his relationship with God set him above his peers. Despite his tumultuous experience at the palace of King Nebuchadnezzar, he ignored the pressures around him and resolved in his heart to retain his divine identity. This book will expose you to some important, life-changing principles from the book of Daniel that will transport you beyond outstanding and help you live your best God-ordained life.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486617463
ISBN10: 1486617468
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Binding: Trade Paper
Published: December 2018
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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