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BOOK REVIEW



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BOOK REVIEWER :- Bro Istifanus Saleh Badejo

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BOOK TITLE :- A COMMON SENSE GUIDE TO FASTING
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NAME OF AUTHOR :- Kenneth E. Hagin snr

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 SYNOPSIS/SUMMARY
This book focuses on the necessity of fasting.  There are also old testament and new testament examples as well as the  practice and purpose of fasting. 

 Emphasis  is placed on  prayer than fasting 
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 PERSONAL RHEMA.
 Fasting is very necessary in any situation.  One must be led by the Holy Spirit to go into fasting.  That means that one must be  sensitive to the Holy Spirit and also keep the body under control.

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 PERSONAL PLAN OF ACTION
i will seek the Lord with more resolve to do his will.


 RECOMMENDATION
Recommended to all who seek. first the kingdom of God.

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 PRAYER POINTS
Oh Father help me to grow in my daily walk with You, growing in grace and in the  knowledge of You in  Jesus Mighty name. Amen.
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 COMMENTS BY TESTIMONY DIRECTORATE 

 Fasting is not a hunger strike.

 Be sensitive to the Holy Spirit's leading as you embark on fasting.

Have time to pray and read the word of God during the period of the fast.



 _Dare to Testify_ 

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