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10 Hours to Live: A True Story of Healing and Supernatural Living

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Brian Will's book,10 HOURS TO LIVE is a MUST HAVE book for every person seeking miraculous healing or seeking to learn about healing through Bible principles! After reading many, many books on the subject of receiving devine healing, I would give this book an A+ when it comes to teaching those struggling to be healed of incureable diseases How to be tenacious in the face of the grimmest circumstances of illness and How to OVERCOME any illness through the power of the Word of God, the Bible. When even doctors tried again and again to discourage Brian from resisting the overwhelming desire to just give up and die, Brian showed how he used healing scriptures, prayer, and praise plus an intense will to live to overcome premature death.

I CHALLENGE those who have been taught that "God gives illness" or that "It was just God's will for so and so to die young" or that "God heals some and doesn't heal others" to read this book and see if it was God's fault that someone got sick or died. Perhaps the Christian church has watered down the Real TRUTH of God's Word on healing just to justify people's dying young? Readers, as you read through Brian's actual testimony, ask youself What Is MY Part in receiving healing.

Brian's intense determination, his WILL to use Bible principles to live and fight off the sickness that Jesus Christ has already paid for with His BLOOD on the Cross-That is why Brian is still alive over 20 years later. I and many in my family have also been healed miraculously by using the same principles taught in Brian's book. IT WORKS! Just don't give up! "The game's not over until it's over"!!!

Thank you Brian for kindling the flames of my faith once again in the area of healing. I haven't been this excited about a book in years!

This is an easy read and basically broken down into two sections, What and How. What happened to Brian in the midst of adversity and How anyone through the power of Jesus Christ can be healed. It is a powerful book and a great uplifting true story of a miracle in today's world. Unfortunately, "the world" media hardly ever reports the good stuff, and therefore most people do not believe that miracles happen. The public says things like, "miracles may have happened like that in Moses time period but not today". This is bogus. He is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow and miracles happen every day. God is a healing God and this book will open you up in a way you've never seen.

"Thank you" to Brian Wills and his publisher for sending me a copy of "10 Hours to Live: A True Story of Healing and Supernatural Living" to review for them. I am truly grateful for this generosity. I really appreciate the time, effort and expense it takes to make a reviewer copy available to me.

"10 Hours To Live: A True Story of Healing and Supernatural Living" by Brian Wills is the powerful and fantastic true story of a 22-year old given a death sentence from the deadliest of cancers, Burkitt's lymphoma. The author is the one and only survivor of the disease.

What began as a stomach pain during a tennis match, then thought to be a kidney stone, turned a family to intensely and deliberately believe the promises of God rather than the diagnosis of a doctor! This is a faith-filled and dramatic story of healing by the Great Physician that will inspire the reader and heighten your faith and expectation to see God show up in your own life.

Brian Wills' book 10 Hours To Live is a must for everyone to read. It was the most inspring books I have ever read.I could not put it down.

He not only gives his own testimony as to how God healed him, but also how we can be healed by God. With strong faith and prayer, God can set us back on solid ground, whole again. So whether you are suffering from a physical illness or a mental illness (no matter how big or small), Brian's book shows us how we are to lean on God and He will be our Healer.

Thank you Brian for writing this amazing book.I know God has huge plans for you and your family. What a blessing you are!!!

This is a well written book based on Brian's personal experience with terminal cancer. It gives hope to others who are faced with such a grave diagnosis. Brian used his personal faith and belief that God would heal him and he surrounded himself with scriptures on healing, positive reinforcement from family, visualization and many others ways to overcome his adversity. What I found incredulous was how he was surrounded by negative doctors and nurses and managed to remain focused on being healed by God and not let their macabre demeanor affect him. This was a truly inspirational book that I feel should be made into a movie. Well done Brian! You've inspired me to never give up no matter what!!

Compelling true story of supernatural healing. Brian Wills was diagnosed with Burkitt's Lymphoma (Lymph Cancer)

and was given "10 Hours To Live". Unsurpassed Faith helped sustain him and his family during this difficult time.

My family was deeply touched by his experience and tenacity to live. This is a profound book on healing that can unlock your God-given health potential.

Brian Wills has produced one of the most valuable writings that I have read because this book is saturated with hope, explaining to the reader HOW to receive his or her own healing. I have passed this book on to one who has colon cancer.

I recommend you read this book. The story is 5+ stars. Some troubling teachings among many good teachings lead to my 3-star rating.

The author's story of his experience overcoming cancer and the treatment for cancer takes the reader's breath away. It is a page-turner revealing faith in God through intense suffering and opposition. All readers will benefit from reading it and will gain a hunger for faith. The story and the teachings that follow provide some concrete spiritual disciplines that correlate to health and healing: meditating on and declaring Scripture as authoritative, intense and earnest prayer, intercession, forgiveness, tithing, Christian fellowship, spiritual warfare and hearing God's voice and obeying him.

The author elaborates on these topics in the several chapters that follow. He provides many Scriptures dealing with healing and faith. He also teaches many principles that are excellent and right for all Christians. However, I am troubled by many of the imperatives and statements of fact that he makes that are simply not the gospel message or Scriptural. These troubling messages may be inspired by his own experience but are not necessarily normative for all Christians, as the author teaches quite emphatically. I think the author lacks nuance and precision when it comes to exegeting Scripture and interpreting it. He moves between Scriptures and opinions without differentiation.

Some examples of a few troubling statements that I think readers need to notice:

"To be healed, you must receive a personal revelation of Jesus the Healer" -- This precludes God healing someone as a response to intercessory prayer or God's grace. I think it is great for people to receive such a revelation but God transcends this imperative.

"God will become to you who you declare him to be." This is ridiculous. God is who he is regardless of what I declare. I earnestly seek to know him and worship him in truth, but he is who he is.

"If you have received a negative report from the doctor, you don't have to receive that report." and "Don't consider the doctor's report or how your body feels or looks." Even Jesus acknowledged people's diagnoses and their symptoms, receiving a medical report and taking it seriously does not mean you lack faith or that God will not heal it. There is a place for wisdom that the author rejects with these statements. The imperative here is too broad and emphatic (maybe exchange negative pronosis for report). I understand the high view of Scripture and "calling things that are not as though they are" and "letting God be true and every man a liar" but these do not demand what the author demands.

"When you receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit, you will receive a new prayer language." Like the apostle Paul, I wish that everyone prayed in tongues, and although, I am Pentecostal and believe in all of the gifts of the Holy Spirit, this statement is not Scriptural and cannot be substantiated as a matter of fact, as the author states it.

Statements such as the above ought to be challenged by readers and not indiscriminately accepted along with the Scriptures and MANY good teachings of the author. I write these criticisms as one who believes in healing and has a history with it and have read an assortment of books on healing.

The author's story and his excitement and passion make this book a worthy read for all people. He brings to life many Scriptures that support the main theme that God is our healer and that on the cross Jesus purchased our healing redeeming us from the curse of sin and death. I only wish he was not so dogmatic on non-Scriptural assertions.