John Murray (33)

This is a collection of remarkable experiences and Divine Interventions the author acquaints the reader with. Coincident's? Delve into these pages and you be the judge!

John Murray makes several good points within these pages. One particularly I applaud, we (collectively) allow prayers to be taken out of our schools yet question God in allowing criminal things to happen within the walls of schools. One of many questions he addresses is the question of why a loving God would allow terrible things to happen to good people.

He also includes personal experiences behind the "iron curtain" and of experiences after the "fall" of the "Iron curtain". Many strong valid points are accompanied by examples.

Do miracles sill exist? How blind mankind is if in fact they d not recognize daily miracles of invention, medical discoveries, technology, etc. These are not mere mortal "brainpower" but are truly "God-inspired" miracles!

At the end of each chapter are questions for personal thought or for group discussion.

This is an inspired book for all to read. Regardless of your personal belief or sect, there is simple truth and inspiration to be found within the impressive cover of this short book.

It slightly lacked in keeping one's attention at times but a variety of examples and thoughts were given. My review of this book, therefore, offers a Four and a Half Stars rating.

This book was gifted to me by the author for an honest review, of which I have given.… (altro)