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A Fresh Glimpse of the Dove

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This book gave me strenght and help me to understand that I have an helper The Holy Spirit. It's so wonderful and bless to know that Jesus did not leave us alone but he send the comforter. This book will bless anyone who reads it.

I received a Fresh Glimpse of the Dove as a gift after telling a sister about my experience with "speaking in tongues" After reading the book the Lord gave me peace about the gift. Initially I questioned it, then after reading I realized the awesomeness of God. For such a long time I felt like "one of the least of them." I started looking for anything that I could find to read and I began to pray to God to confirm the gift. Needless to say he didn't take long!

I am a facilitator for a workshop "Healing for Damaged Emotions", at my church. When we close out the workshop we go on a weekend retreat. When it was time to share I shared from this book everyone was so blessed by the chapter "Reviving What Remains". We realized that brokeness is actually the beginning of the healing process and Reviving What Remains is us letting go and letting God use us to His glory! Bishop Jakes - Keep Up The Lord's work, remain humble in all ! ! you think, do or say and He will continue to bless you and yours! Pray for me that I will continue in obedience to follow His commands! Peace Be With You!

Good book about the ministry of the Holy Spirit in our lives. When we go through a valley or through a trial the Holy Spirit is there to defend us. Living a Spirit-filled life will help us win our spiritual battles.

A great book. If you long to be restored, if you are hungry for more of God, this book will help you get to the place where you will say anointing fall on me. May the power of pentecost fill your life as you discover the anointing of God.

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I was very disappointed in the content of this book. Too much emphasis is placed on "speaking in tongues". Nowhere in the Word of God does it state that one is not baptized in the Holy Spirit if he/she does not speak in tongues, so the book is misleading in this area.

Also, the frequent references to "spiritual climaxes and orgasms" are blasphemous, vulgar, and completely distasteful. Christ does not use such outlandish comparisons when describing the relationship He has with His children--why does Bishop Jakes feel the need to do so? One has to wonder what could possibly possess him to continuously compare a holy, supernatural relationship with Christ to one that can be shared only by mere mortals.

If any believer is not shocked and disgusted by these comparisons, I would suggest he/she revisit the issue of his/her salvation.

This book will give you a shocking insight into the mind of Bishop T. D. Jakes.