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- Author: Ellen G White
- Publisher: Ls Company
- ISBN-10: 1087925959
- ISBN-13: 9781087925950
- Format: 21 x 29.7 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Country Living now publish in a GIANT Print Edition (A4). With a 15pt letter, this amazing book can be readable better and help those people that have problems with vision. This counsels and warnings have challenged many Seventh-day Adventists to examine carefully the effects of urban living on their lives and to reevaluate where they choose to live. It has highlighted the dangers of involvement with labor unions and other sources of party strife in the cities. At the same time, it has helped those with a burden for city evangelism to consider how best to be in the world but not of the world.
With the end of time approaching, this instruction is more relevant than ever. A new generation of believers will find these counsels opening horizons to them that they had not envisioned. The writings of Ellen G. White repeatedly urge the advantages of country living. As conditions in our world build toward the final events, Seventh-day Adventists recall the Lord's instruction about leaving the cities, with their congestion, corruption, and conflicts. The cities do not provide a wholesome environment for Christian families.
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- Author: Ellen G White
- Publisher: Ls Company
- ISBN-10: 1087925959
- ISBN-13: 9781087925950
- Format: 21 x 29.7 x 0.3 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Country Living now publish in a GIANT Print Edition (A4). With a 15pt letter, this amazing book can be readable better and help those people that have problems with vision. This counsels and warnings have challenged many Seventh-day Adventists to examine carefully the effects of urban living on their lives and to reevaluate where they choose to live. It has highlighted the dangers of involvement with labor unions and other sources of party strife in the cities. At the same time, it has helped those with a burden for city evangelism to consider how best to be in the world but not of the world.
With the end of time approaching, this instruction is more relevant than ever. A new generation of believers will find these counsels opening horizons to them that they had not envisioned. The writings of Ellen G. White repeatedly urge the advantages of country living. As conditions in our world build toward the final events, Seventh-day Adventists recall the Lord's instruction about leaving the cities, with their congestion, corruption, and conflicts. The cities do not provide a wholesome environment for Christian families.
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