They Meant to Kill Me! - Lehmann, Paul V.
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A tragedy on a snow day and lives changed forever. Through the years that the Lord has protected me, I have often thought, that could have been me who took my friend's little brother down the hill, when a car hit them and he was killed, but it wasn't. However, many years later, I experienced what it was like to think you have killed someone. We often don't think about how God protects us. He has a plan for each of our lives, long before we are aware of that plan. He won't allow anything to happen to us, until he fulfills that plan. No matter how many times Satan tries to take us out, or…mehr

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A tragedy on a snow day and lives changed forever. Through the years that the Lord has protected me, I have often thought, that could have been me who took my friend's little brother down the hill, when a car hit them and he was killed, but it wasn't. However, many years later, I experienced what it was like to think you have killed someone. We often don't think about how God protects us. He has a plan for each of our lives, long before we are aware of that plan. He won't allow anything to happen to us, until he fulfills that plan. No matter how many times Satan tries to take us out, or discourage us, one way or another, we are invincible until our time is up and he takes us to be with him. It would be seven years before a near death experience. That's what this book is about.
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About the Author The author was born in Akron, Ohio, on November 18, 1940, the third in a family of four. Paul's oldest brother was nine and a half years older than him, and his sister, seven years older. The author has a brother younger by seven years and four months, but who passed away at the age of sixty-four. Paul grew up with his maternal grandparents living with them, or his family living with his grandparents-in those days, it didn't seem to make much difference. Since the Depression and then the beginning of World War II, it seemed everyone survived however they could. Paul is a Missionary to the Democratic Republic of Congo.