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So far, absolutely excellent. Stunning. Must read.

Fantastic. So, so good. A deep and thorough dive into what I believe. So it is good to see it explained again in a more contemporary context.

It was interesting, insightful, deeply revealing, encouraging. Until I got to page 171. Brené Brown may have just changed my life with four little paragraphs, on page 171. Dumbstruck. Awestruck. Don't know which. Or both. I'm going to have to put the book down for a few days and give myself time to process and to heal from this revelation. Thank you Dr. Brown.

What a beautiful gem!

Continues to fascinate. Excellent in its exposition of the books of Daniel and Revelation which, let's face it, aren't the easiest to understand. You'll enjoy it if you are interested in history or prophecy. Good stuff.

I'm reading it again.

Extraordinary. Truly, you do not know what you are missing. But, as I am a firm believer that one does not choose a book to read, one is simply chosen by the book; do not read this if this book has not chosen you. You'd be wasting a fantastic book and your efforts, thus making you susceptible to the danger of missing out on the depth and width and height of beauty contained herein.

"We have thought that earthly friends loved us-a father, a mother, brothers, sisters, a [best] friend- but we see that no love is worthy of the name compared with the love of Christ for us. "

"It is the image of God reflected in you that so enrages hell..." -William Gurnall

why haven't I read this before?