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The Grief of the Crucifixion

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Grief can feel overwhelming like a journey with no clear end. But even in the deepest pain, there is hope.This book offers a glimpse into the power of God-a power strong enough to overcome every stage of grief and more. Through reflection and truth, it reveals what God has endured and overcome, reminding us that we are never alone in our suffering.If your heart is heavy, if you feel broken, there is still strength to be found. In Jesus, there is comfort. In His presence, there is healing.Salvation is for everyone even the brokenhearted. And the promise remains: He is near to those who are hurting, ready to restore, renew, and bring peace.

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ISBN9781807649227
FormatHardcover
Editions2
AudienceAdults

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