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	title:	The Healing Presence: Curing the Soul Through Union with Christ
	author:	Leanne Payne
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Fleming H. Revell
	released:	August 1, 1995
	isbn:	080105348X
	isbn-13:	9780801053481

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Customer Reviews
Excellent - but wordy - Rated Leanne Payne has some very interesting things to say in this book. The only problem being that her method of delivery does not 'flow' somehow. I do not know if her intention is to be a little 'wordy'. It reads as if each sentence demands to stand alone as a quote. This is a real shame, as I know follks who would benefit greatly from this book, but simply could not get passed the 'difficult to unravel sentences' to obtain the deeper meaning. The average brain would need about 7 to 8 cups of coffee before it could detangle what is being said and put it in context - well mine does. However, this is written by a truly Godly woman and the closeness with which Leanne walks with The Lord is felt throughout her writings. This is one lady I would love to meet although having read her work, I feel I already have.

Customer Reviews

Excellent - but wordy - Rated 4/5
Leanne Payne has some very interesting things to say in this book. The only problem being that her method of delivery does not 'flow' somehow. I do not know if her intention is to be a little 'wordy'. It reads as if each sentence demands to stand alone as a quote.

This is a real shame, as I know follks who would benefit greatly from this book, but simply could not get passed the 'difficult to unravel sentences' to obtain the deeper meaning. The average brain would need about 7 to 8 cups of coffee before it could detangle what is being said and put it in context - well mine does.

However, this is written by a truly Godly woman and the closeness with which Leanne walks with The Lord is felt throughout her writings. This is one lady I would love to meet although having read her work, I feel I already have.