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Book: Cooperating with God: The Bridegroom’s Prayer, by David L. Gray

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Authored by: David L. Gray
Page Count: 256
Trim Size: 5.5″ x 8.5″
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0615451411 / ISBN-10: 0615451411
BISAC: Religion / Christian Theology / Christology
Edited by: Loren Nicole Quashie / Cover Design by: Saudia Y. Mills

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Rather than learning how to avoid near occasions of sin, The Bridegroom’s Prayer teaches us how to seek near occasions of grace through reflecting on the 13 petitions of Christ Jesus in His prayer of High Intimacy to His Father before His sacrifice on the Cross (Seventeenth Chapter of John).

In the first book of his series on Cooperating with God, contemplative David L. Gray (Yoseph M. Daviyd) draws from the rich treasure of sacred Scripture, patristic texts, writings of the saints, teachings of the Catholic Church, and stories from his own life to present a masterpiece in systematic Catholic spiritual theology.

This book is a must have for all disciples of Christ.

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Author: In 2004 David had a personal encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ that moved him from the column of Agnostic to Protestant-Christian and later to Catholic-Christian. On August 8th, 2006 he was confirmed into the Catholic Church, taking Saint Joseph as his Patron Saint. (Click Here To Read More About David L. Gray)
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