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Hilltop Scriptural Meditations: For Years A, B Weekend Spiritual Nourishment

For Years A, B Weekend Spiritual Nourishment [Paperback]

by Rev Benjamin a Vima

Author
Rev Benjamin a Vima
Book Format
Paperback / softback
Publisher
Trafford Publishing
Published
June 2016

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During all the 'HILLTOP' moments in Jesus' life not only he was informed and confirmed by his Father about his true identity and mission, but also he shared those inspirations with his followers. This is what the Scriptures and the Church exhorts us to encounter during our personal prayertime. The author esteems of his retirement-life of solitude as a 'hilltop' milieu, which is very conducive to meditate in the presence of God who is the 'Highest'. According to the author, 'Where the Highest is there the Hilltop is'. And he asserts, the meditations found in this work have been collected when he was at His Highest Place. This book contains 105 weekend meditations, based on Liturgical Years A & B-Sunday Scriptural passages. Author writes in his Forward: I dream to see this work as a handbook to be used either in the hands of every Christian at his/her Sabbath Prayer Hours or at the desks of preachers during the preparation of their Sunday homilies.