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Root of Rejection by Joyce Meyer · Booklabria

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Root of Rejection

LoveConduct of life

Root of Rejection

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First published: 1994
Language: English
Editions: 4

Synopsis

A ,with Gods help book. Joyce teaches from personal experience here. She wants to teach people how to identify and be liberated from the results of damaging rejection. Joyce's books are written from an on the ground perspective so they are easy to follow and apply.

Subjects: Love
Conduct of life
Christianity
Christian life
God
Self-acceptance

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