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A Must Have for Every Spirit-Led Library, April 6, 2010
This review is from: I Believe in Miracles (Paperback)
Kathryn Kuhlman, who always credited these wonderful miracles to the Holy Spirit, was not only an instrument of God's healing love, but she was also a wonderful teacher about God's way of life and His power. The book is filled with testimonies of many who were not only physically restored to health but who entered into a relationship with God for the first time by being spiritually reborn.
The healings came about in different ways: through a 6 year old child who prayed for her family to become whole and her parents to let go of the alcohol that ruined their family, through loving, believing family members who prayed for God to restore their loved one to health, and through Ms. Kuhlman herself being the Holy Spirit's agent of both leading the lost to God and physically restoring sick and damaged bodies.
Pastor George Billington
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A Testimony to Miracles of the Holy Spirit, July 5, 2011
This review is from: I Believe in Miracles (Paperback)
Kathryn Kuhlman (1907 - 1976) was an evangelist who held "Miracle" meetings in which she preached the Gospel and people were healed of all sorts of medical condtions. Kuhlman hated the term "faith-healer", and always gave credit to the Holy Spirit for any miracles of healing that occurred in one of her healing crusades.
This book is a case study of about 30 healings. Each story is about 10 pages in length, and each is well documented. Details are given for each miracle healing, how the sickness began, the prognosis, the healing, and the aftermath. Most, if not all of these cases had their healings confirmed by their doctors.
If Miss Kuhlman was a fraud, as many of her critics claim, then this book (and two others that follow), stand in contrast to the critics. The stories stand on the evidence of the healing itself, and the supplementary documentation by medical doctors, family members, and friends. The cases presented are so detailed, they actually invite investigation; therefore, it is inconceivable that Kuhlman would present these stories of healing if there were not in fact true.
Read the stories for yourself. As Fox News motto states, "We report - you decide".
I wish I could have seen Miss Kuhlman in person.
If after reading this book, you are interested in learing more about Miss Kuhlman, I suggest reading the following biography:
Daughter of Destiny: Kathryn Kuhlman. This biography presents an unvarnished look at Kathryn Kuhlman.
kone
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Solid gold, December 11, 2009
This review is from: I Believe in Miracles (Paperback)
This is one of the most powerful books writen by one of the most humble woman. Not only gives great insite into how willing God is to meet with us and his compassion, but also great account of healings and the power of God. Each chapter a mini sermon of its own with bible back up. Never for a second is the focus is off Jesus, the power of God by the Holy Spirit,and the truth of Gods promises and charater. Also the keys of being used of God shine through, Enjoy
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