Kenyon's theology is excellent

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	• In His Presence: The Secret of Prayer E. W. Kenyon Kenyon Gospel Publishers, 1991 - 218 pages average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

AMAZING BOOK!!!

I own most of kenyon's books and this blends great with all of his material and is an outstanding addition to his collection. If your looking to purchase a Kenyon book for the first time, I'd go with "New Creation Realities" However, use the "Look inside this book" to see the table of contents and see which book may fit your needs. "From The Cross To The Throne" is a great first time book as well.

Comments on this book: Like all of Kenyons material, its amazingly Holy Spirit Driven and will turbo charge you into God's word. Its well written and very detailed and he completes what he says.

Kenyon and Wigglesworth are outstanding, although there are some other great ones, I don't see anyone quite like these two. God Bless! (...)

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what the world needs

This is a must read for any one who would like to live in the secret place of the Most High God. It has opened and revealed me to truths that I had just brushed over. I have become more confident and aware of who I am in God's eyes.

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Extreme Information

Lack of information will create, cause and leave you stranded. The information in the book will enhance you by two hundred percent. I can not read religious rhetoric. The average book of this nature will only take you where you have already been. This is education. Education? I can handle. Anything that will take you out of darkness, I am all for. This is complete information.

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Kenyon's theology is excellent

Other reviews have very adequately described why this is an excellent book. I am compelled to respond to Mr. P Reynolds inadequate theology. We often refer to the Bible as "the Word of God." (By the way, I see nothing wrong with this, other than the confusion I am attempting to clear up.) Notice that Jesus did not use that terminology. Rather he used the word "scripture." Bible = Scripture. The Bible says that Jesus is the Word (Logos). See John 1. Kenyon is not saying that Jesus is a book.

Also, Mr. P Reynolds seems to not understand the complexity of prayer. There are many types of prayer, not just intersession.

Dear Mr. Reynolds. I recommend reading Kenyon's entire book before writing a review. Then you will understand why it deserves five stars, not one.

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