Not One Sparrow is Forgotten, Volume II - Bentley, Eric D.
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Not One Sparrow is Forgotten (Vol. II) is a book that consists of 52 inspiring poems so readers can have a weekly poem to build their faith in Christ. The poems are written from a first-person perspective and bring to life some of the most miraculous and faith building moments found in the Scriptures. Special to Vol. II are a weekly Scripture to ponder and a continuation of the faith building journeys from some of the Scripture heroes in Vol. I. Want to know how Thomas used his experience with the Resurrected Savior to teach his son how to have stronger faith? What about how the woman with an…mehr

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Not One Sparrow is Forgotten (Vol. II) is a book that consists of 52 inspiring poems so readers can have a weekly poem to build their faith in Christ. The poems are written from a first-person perspective and bring to life some of the most miraculous and faith building moments found in the Scriptures. Special to Vol. II are a weekly Scripture to ponder and a continuation of the faith building journeys from some of the Scripture heroes in Vol. I. Want to know how Thomas used his experience with the Resurrected Savior to teach his son how to have stronger faith? What about how the woman with an issue of blood turned to the Lord again when she had health problems in her old age? How about Peter's amazing comeback story from denying Christ three times to healing a lame man? The reader will feel as though they are living the stories and will come away feeling that the Savior has walked their path, they are loved by the Good Shepherd, and they can truly do anything through Christ.
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Eric D. Bentley is the vice chancellor and general counsel for the Texas Tech University System. He is the author of Not One Sparrow is Forgotten (Vol. 1) and many articles published in various law journals. As a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, he enjoys writing poetry that will bring others to Christ.