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Burkhart Books
Jack Taylor says, “I have a greater sense than I have ever had that God is up to something. There is a strange moving in the land! There is a fresh stirring in the tops of the mulberries! There are harbingers of holy things to come all around us! I am under the awesome impression that we are on the verge of the greatest Spirit-visitation since the beginning of Christendom”
Much More! is the sequel to The Key to Triumphant Living by Jack R. Taylor. Originally written in 1972, the truths contained within are timeless and universal. Across the nation a large number of people are experiencing a fresh exciting revival of the Holy Spirit. They are seeing remarkable things happen in their lives and in their churches. The messages incorporated in this book were developed in the heat of revival fire and take the reader deeper into Biblical truths that transform for practical living. The author says, “The key has opened the door into a whole new warehouse of spiritual truths which would lead to new spiritual adventure…It just keeps getting better and better as the Lord reveals more and more truth”
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SKU (ISBN): 9780989000635
ISBN10: 098900063X
Jack Taylor
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2014
Publisher: Anchor Distributors
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