Surviving the Holy War - Rev Jihad Cobey, Jihad Cobey
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Surviving the Holy War is an account of a true life story that demonstrates God's interventions during the darkest of times. Rev. Jihad Cobey was kidnapped by the PLO, arrested by government authorities, poisoned in one of the Arab countries, diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, and trapped in Lebanon during the Israeli siege of Beirut. He had a close encounter with Satan, among other events covered in this book. Through it all, the Lord miraculously set him free from each of these events. A true life story filled with God's great demonstrations of His love and care for His children. It will…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Surviving the Holy War is an account of a true life story that demonstrates God's interventions during the darkest of times. Rev. Jihad Cobey was kidnapped by the PLO, arrested by government authorities, poisoned in one of the Arab countries, diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder, and trapped in Lebanon during the Israeli siege of Beirut. He had a close encounter with Satan, among other events covered in this book. Through it all, the Lord miraculously set him free from each of these events. A true life story filled with God's great demonstrations of His love and care for His children. It will enrich you spiritually; it will exhort and uplift you by seeing God's ways that have not been seen before. Most of all; it presents the message of Jesus Christ and His saving grace in a unique and exciting way. The book is an actual account of real events, places, people, and incidents that took place in the life of the author on three continents and in more than seven countries. The author wants to share this book so that others might learn of the rewards and consequences of the choices that man makes in life.
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Autorenporträt
Rev. Jihad Cobey was born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1956 where he grew up with his two brothers.