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Our Inheritance
Bakht Singh
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Our Inheritance by Bakht Singh
Our Inheritance by Bakht Singh: twenty studies drawn from the book of Joshua and Israel's entry into Canaan as a picture of the believer's spiritual inheritance in Christ, followed by a section on the joy of the Lord — eight further studies on the nature of that joy and how to know it is genuine.
- 29 chapters
- 35 source PDF pages
- 9,485 words
- ≈ 47 min reading time
- English
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| Title | Our Inheritance |
|---|---|
| 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 |
| Source | Scanned PDF supplied to UECF.NET (uecf.net/books/our-inheretance.pdf, 35 pages, no text layer); text read with Tesseract OCR at 300 dpi and checked against the scan. The book's own title page was scanned as the file's last page rather than its first; it is used as this web book's cover image and its content is not duplicated in the body text. The book has two parts: 20 numbered studies on possessing our inheritance (Simple Faith through Great Price), followed by an unnumbered section, 'The Joy of the Lord,' containing 8 further numbered studies of its own (Unlimited Joy through Supernatural Joy); the last of these includes the book's own numbered list of nine tests for knowing the joy of the Lord is genuine (Begins in Heaven ... Intimacy), kept as part of that chapter's running text exactly as printed, rather than split into separate chapters. |
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