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David Recovered
Bakht Singh
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David Recovered by Bakht Singh
David Recovered by Bakht Singh: twelve studies on David's four great losses and how each was fully recovered — at Ziklag, in bringing back the ark, in numbering the people, and in gathering material for the temple — drawn out as a pattern for how every believer's own spiritual losses can be recovered through obedience, humility and coming into God's presence.
- 12 chapters
- 126 source PDF pages
- 33,515 words
- ≈ 2 h 48 min reading time
- English
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| Title | David Recovered |
|---|---|
| Author | Bakht Singh |
| Original publication | Not available in the supplied source (the scanned PDF carries no date, edition or printing information). |
| Publisher (of the source edition) | Not available in the supplied source. |
| Language | English |
| Category | bible-study, indian-christian-history |
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