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Tell the Nations

[Paperback]

by Nixon Issangya

Author
Nixon Issangya
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Blessed Hope Publishing
Published
July 2015

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Missing message beyond: Man-made gossips - That is: Heaven-sent: The theme of the book Author started dreaming dreams during his school days in Africa: But never dreamed of exploring Planet Earth beyond his world view. He dreamed of various secular sectors but not: Proclaiming the glad tidings to other parts of the planet or authoring books, as he does today. The author responded to the Great commission to tell: The truth: To his fellow villagers: With no expectations that one day he will tell the truth into: Global village. As an African missionary and Apostle to the nations he confronted oppositions and obstacles: Nevertheless, he kept pressing on. Genesis of his mission was from his place of birth: But today he travels and lectures to various nations and continents. Tell The Nations - Book of my books - as author claims: Is an account of experiences from African villages to modern cities of the Western World. The book you are to read is not the book concerning complex theological terminology. This is not the book conveying what you want to hear: But what you should hear. The book for: Believers: Thinkers: Scholars.. Before you thumb the pages you better spare enough time