Cielo – (Spanish)
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Esta version ampliada del clasico libro de Joni nos brinda una nueva comprension de lo que es el cielo, junto con renovados misterios y esperanzas. Ahora, hacia fines de sus sesenta aos, ella esta mucho mas cerca del cielo que cuando escribio el libro por primera vez, a mediados de sus cuarenta, y dice: !Pronto, muy pronto, oire su voz, lo mirare a los ojos y sentire su abrazo. Y El me dira “Bienvenida a casa, Joni”. Desde esta perspectiva, Joni ahora habla de como podemos vivir para Jesus mientras esperamos nuestro verdadero hogar.
Habiendo sido cuadriplejica durante cincuenta aos, tambien ha sufrido cancer y soportado un dolor agudo continuo. Por eso, ella no habla a la ligera cuando nos recuerda que Dios conoce las herramientas precisas para usar en tu vida para cortar, facetar, limpiar y refinar el diamante que es tu alma eterna. Cada cosa buena que Dios te ha dado alguna vez durara por toda la eternidad, incluyendo la parte buena de cada afliccion.
Al final de cada capitulo de este libro revisado y actualizado, la autora incluye reflexiones adicionales que cuentan donde se encuentra ahora, mas arriba en la cima, desde donde tiene una mejor perspectiva. Joni llama a estos pensamientos escalar mas alto, y esta es una invitacion para todos los que deseen emprender este viaje con ella.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781400212774
ISBN10: 1400212774
Language: Spanish
Joni Eareckson-Tada
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: April 2019
Publisher: Editorial Vida
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