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Sams, Tracy K

 
9781647186029: Precious Gift

Synopsis

As a ruddy and inquisitive boy, I grew up on a farm in east Tennessee. My parents were always telling me to stop, look, and listen for the Lord, so I often stopped, looked, and listened, until one day something wonderful happened to me...

Join Anthony on a magnificent journey to Bethlehem in the days of old. As the city prepares for the Passover celebration, Anthony meets Precious Gift, a lamb whose wool is pure and free from blemish. Soon Anthony learns that Precious Gift is to be the sacrificial lamb. Although Anthony is sad, he understands that Precious Gift must lose his life in order to uphold the grace set in place by Jesus Christ, who, by his Crucifixion, set mankind free from the shackles of sin. As the trumpets blare, Anthony realizes he must dedicate his life to the Lord, just as Precious Gift. Precious Gift, by author Tracy K. Sams, reveals the beauty of selflessness and teaches children young and old of the greatest gift--the precious gift of salvation.

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À propos de l'auteur

Tracy K. Sams, author of Strong, Independent Sisters (Booklocker), holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Guidance and Counseling, and has worked with adults and children in the social service field for 18 years. As a Christian author, Tracy believes that we are all called to be a light to this fallen world. Tracy wants to be able to provide, as it says in Isaiah 61, 'healing for the broken, joy for the mourner, freedom for the captive, and love for the lost.' Her passion is to share God's grace and love to this darkened world. Tracy currently reside in Seymour, Tennessee, where she enjoys time with her family and friends.

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Edition présentée

ISBN 10 :  1604627530 ISBN 13 :  9781604627534
Editeur : Tate Publishing, 2008
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