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God's Secret

Bakht Singh

God's Secret by Bakht Singh

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God's Secret by Bakht Singh

God's Secret by Bakht Singh: a year-long daily devotional of 365 short Scripture-based meditations, one for each day of the year, on knowing and dwelling in the presence of God and hearing His voice.

  • 12 chapters
  • 192 source PDF pages
  • 109,270 words
  • ≈ 9 h 06 min reading time
  • English

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About this edition

TitleGod's Secret
AuthorBakht Singh
Original publicationNot available in the supplied source (the PDF carries no date, edition or printing information beyond an Acrobat Distiller conversion timestamp of 2005, which reflects when the file was produced, not the book's original publication date).
Publisher (of the source edition)Not available in the supplied source.
LanguageEnglish
Categorybible-study, indian-christian-history
SourceText-layer PDF supplied to UECF.NET (uecf.net/books/gods-secret.pdf, 192 pages); extracted directly from the PDF text layer, no OCR required. The PDF has no title page or stated title; 'God's Secret' is the working title taken from the supplied filename. The book is a 365/366-day devotional with one dated entry per day (e.g. 'January 1st', 'February 1st' ...), several days often sharing one printed page; it has no chapter structure in the printed original, so for site navigation it is divided into 12 month-length web-book chapters (January-December), each containing that month's daily entries in full, exactly as printed, with each day's own dateline preserved in the text. Because page 1 is the start of the book's actual daily-reading text rather than a true title page, the site's cover image is rendered from that same page 1, matching the convention already used for other headless PDFs in this collection (e.g. The Greatest Secret, True Liberty).

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This UECF.NET web edition was converted from the source PDF: chapter order, headings, wording and Scripture references are kept as printed. Only page furniture (running heads, page numbers) and line-break hyphenation were removed. Use the “PDF pages” button in the reader to show the original page numbers.

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