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Hadassah's Watchman #2
First Cry
Long ago, God set Watchmen on Jerusalem's walls to keep vigil and sound the battle cry when evil approached. Time cannot touch these vigilant intercessors and thus they do not age. Raphael is one such Watchman who must intercede and save a young woman from her demons. Heaven and hell battle for her soul, for her destiny is to save her people from great destruction. The saga continues with this second episode of Hadassah's Watchman.
35 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 21, 2013
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April 22, 2013
Hadassah's Watchman: First Cry-Episode two by Evangheline Farcas is just as good as the first. In this "episode" Raphael tells Hadassah about her parents and the situation they faced with such bravery, as well as more about himself. I found the way he tells the stories interesting. Hadassah also finds out the royal family has an interest in her. I can't wait to see where the rest of the "episodes" go from here!
August 15, 2017
Endearing
The second novella is as good as the first. Hadassahs story is much like our own. If we only understood our Fathers love for us.
The second novella is as good as the first. Hadassahs story is much like our own. If we only understood our Fathers love for us.
January 19, 2016
Hadassah
This story had me the moment that Raphael told Hadassah that God orchestrated a song for her life and that is was heaven's composition. It is a song that flows and ebbs. To me that is amazing, we are the song and we are responsible for choosing the notes of the song. Hadassah has to finish her song and I wonder what the next notes will be. Because as Raphael said “I have learned that when you are fighting for something priceless, much sacrifice is required, though the sacrifice is never ever wanted.” The next notes may require a lot of sacrifice, but it will be worth it. This story and this series is beyond amazing
This story had me the moment that Raphael told Hadassah that God orchestrated a song for her life and that is was heaven's composition. It is a song that flows and ebbs. To me that is amazing, we are the song and we are responsible for choosing the notes of the song. Hadassah has to finish her song and I wonder what the next notes will be. Because as Raphael said “I have learned that when you are fighting for something priceless, much sacrifice is required, though the sacrifice is never ever wanted.” The next notes may require a lot of sacrifice, but it will be worth it. This story and this series is beyond amazing
January 14, 2016
This story captured my heart!
How well the author wove familiar Bible history into the rich fabric of how God uses evil deeds for good, that our creator is in full control into eternity. With a grateful heart... Part 3 is next.
How well the author wove familiar Bible history into the rich fabric of how God uses evil deeds for good, that our creator is in full control into eternity. With a grateful heart... Part 3 is next.
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