my testimony: once blind, now see

my testimony: once blind, now see

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have you ever had a lot of health problems? have you ever been blind and deaf? have you ever been almost aborted? in this incredible testimony, Abigail Bareham will tell the true story of her early life, challenges, and how God miraculously healed her and saved her from death. in this book, Abigail's faith gets tested many times. will she have enough trust to trust God even when things were tough? will she have enough strength to face the life ahead of her? find out in this incredible true story.
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If you have read the book and would like to leave a review, thank you! Please do so here: https://amzn.com/B01GWB8Z6G ----------------- He got up, rebuked the wind and said to the waves, "Quiet! Be still!" - Mark 4:39 *** Is love blind? Does love deny the existence of wounds? Of scars? In the eyes of Chase Jones, these questions and more are all that ever stay within the storm that is his life. All else in its path either runs or faces its demise. To survive this path alone, he first had to accept the word as truth. Alone. Until his butterfly returned, rippling his sea with each flutter of her wings, stirring new hopes, dreams, and the dangerous possibility that the word alone may be yet another thing he will have no choice but to let go of. To let go of such a reality would be a risk, one he is unprepared for. While it is the answer to his most desperate prayers, it is also the fear that strengthens the storm.

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