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A Passport to God: Parables and Fables
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A Passport to God: Parables and Fables

By Richard A. Holmberg

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A cross is born. Why is it important to travel with it in hand? Can our senses be used to explore other than this earthly domain? What can we do to build our life in preparation for the beginning of our next moments in time?
A Passport to God is a montage of one hundred ninety-one parables and fables, which gives hope and insight to all who question God’s presence. The series of stories portrays how life and living are two separate ideas. This book explains a life with or without God by our side. It is a perfect dialogue starter for pastors, family gatherings, and social groups. Quotes from the Old and New Testaments reinforce many of the stories and are great drop-off points for reflection or a gateway to the Bible.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherCovenant Books, Inc.
Release dateJan 28, 2022
ISBN9781636302683
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