Steps To Christ: eBook Edition
Oct 2014 · Jazzybee Verlag
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This is just the book for a gift to your friend or members of your Sunday-school class. It contains fifteen chapters written from an intimate knowledge of the human soul's longing for greater nearness to the Saviour, by one who has long walked with the Master and knows his ways. It is a book which should have a wide circulation for the marvelous good that it can do.
This is just the book for a gift to your friend or members of your Sunday-school class. It contains fifteen chapters written from an intimate knowledge of the human soul's longing for greater nearness to the Saviour, by one who has long walked with the Master and knows his ways. It is a book whic...
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Lauren
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January 2, 2026
The most obvious false teaching was the one that gave the Seventh-day Adventists their name: the view that the proper day of worship is Saturday rather than Sunday. Shortly after James and Ellen married, they studied a tract written by Joseph Bates titled Seventh-day Sabbath and became convinced that they were to keep Saturday as the sabbath. Six months later, Ellen had a vision in which she saw the law of God with a halo of light surrounding the fourth commandment. Don't read the book.
Chris Tucker
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June 6, 2026
Very Christ centered and uplifting. I have been a Christian for a very long time but I was pleasantly refreshed by this book.
Donald Maxwell
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June 9, 2019
awesome....The best book ever read
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