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    The Revenge A Tragedy
    The Revenge A Tragedy
    The Revenge A Tragedy
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    The Revenge A Tragedy

    By Edward Young

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    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherArchive Classics
    Release dateNov 26, 2013
    The Revenge A Tragedy
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    Edward Young

    Ruth Young is a missionary, disciple maker, Bible teacher, educator, and a pastor’s. She invites readers to journey with her to experience what God can do when we follow His leading. Her missionary journey to Ghana in West Africa has touched the lives of many people and her mission work with her husband Edward Young in Jackson Michigan bears fruit for God’s glory. The simplicity of the gospel of Jesus Christ is evident in the works of the author. She inspires hope in readers to know the grace of God can carry us beyond human limitations. Just like Moses and Gideon who felt they were not qualified to fulfill the call of God on their lives due to human limitations and family background the author wrestled with her limitations however the grace of God helped her to prevail. She inspires readers to walk by faith and see God perform miracles with ordinary people. She demonstrates how God does extraordinary things through ordinary people.The author’s life story is the manifestation of the Spirit life in Christ that causes us to triumph in all things.

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