Stop Blaming God and Examine Yourself

By Samuel L Sprewer II

Stop Blaming God and Examine Yourself was a book that was penned in 2006 by Samuel L Sprewer II under the inspiration from the set-apart spirit. The fabrics of its lining deal with subjects that affect so many homes today such as broken marriages, broken homes, mismanagement of the home, but everything centers around your relationship with the Most High Yah. One has to take a close personal look at ones self in order to every experience freedom in His Son YAHUSHUA ha MASHIACH. If a person wants to get real with themselves then this book is certainly a great read!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: May 20, 2018
• ISBN: 9781387823758

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Stop Blaming God and Examine Yourself

Stop Blaming God and Examine Yourself

Samuel L. Sprewer II

Stop Blaming God and Examine Yourself

Published by Lulu.com

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ISBN 978-1-387-82375-8

© Samuel L. Sprewer II

First edition of Stop Blaming God and Examine Yourself  published by Lulu.com in 2010

© Samuel L. Sprewer II, ISBN 978-0-557-08173-8

Cover Design: Anwine Designs

Second Edition 2018

Dedication

To everyone that has been part of my life.

Introduction

Examine yourselves whether you are in the belief - prove yourselves. Or do you not know yourselves, that Yahusha Messiah is in you, unless you are disapproved.

II Corinthians 13:5

As we go through life, it’s only natural for us to blame others for our misfortunes and hardships instead of taking responsibility for the things that occur in our life. In some instances, we want to believe there is someone else to blame, but ultimately at the end the choices and decisions are left up to us. No matter what the circumstances may be, we want to hold everyone else accountable for our actions. But whom do we blame the most? God.

We tend to blame the Father for every little thing that goes wrong in our lives.