THE SECRET WEAPON CALLED HONOR
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THE SECRET WEAPON CALLED HONOR
Honor is the software and the hardware that bolts our lives together
It is something we do to others - either ,God, authorities, parents, or even ourselves. It is an attitude — some sort of software — that cements our relationships. An understanding and practice of honor yields in us honesty and morality. The power of honor given in love softens hearts and brings healing to the soul. Honor creates a spiritual buffer against the enemy's attacks, which otherwise -erode the quality of our lives. The power of honor can break a curse that came from unrighteous judgment and result in healing. In this book, Pastor Rogers Cedar gives us the anatomy of honor, from its perception to its practice. He paints the picture of a life that honors human and divine relations, and the blessing that such a life attracts.
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THE SECRET WEAPON CALLED HONOR
THE SECRET WEAPON CALLED HONOR
Honor is the software and the hardware that bolts our lives together
It is something we do to others - either ,God, authorities, parents, or even ourselves. It is an attitude — some sort of software — that cements our relationships. An understanding and practice of honor yields in us honesty and morality. The power of honor given in love softens hearts and brings healing to the soul. Honor creates a spiritual buffer against the enemy's attacks, which otherwise -erode the quality of our lives. The power of honor can break a curse that came from unrighteous judgment and result in healing. In this book, Pastor Rogers Cedar gives us the anatomy of honor, from its perception to its practice. He paints the picture of a life that honors human and divine relations, and the blessing that such a life attracts.
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