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Seeing Through Heaven's Eyes

A World View That Will Transform Your Life

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Seeing Through Heaven's Eyes

By: Leif Hetland
Narrated by: William Crockett
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With his eyes the world....

For Christians of all denominations who want to experience a transformation of the heart from judgment to love.

This beautifully written memoir-essay explores the realities of Papa God's love for you, your identity as his beloved child and heir, and the transformation of your vision of yourself, others, and world events that this revelation of your place in the divine family brings.

©2011 Leif Hetland (P)2017 Destiny Image Publishers Christian Living Christianity
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I am pretty sure the content of this book was excellent, but I struggled to get through it, due to the narration. I know I can tend to be a bit critical of these things, due to being a fluent reader myself, with very good knowledge of pronunciations etc, but I found his style very difficult to deal with. It felt unnatural and like he was trying too hard to be expressive, or to enunciate - often on simple words or phrases - while at the same time consistently pronouncing words ending in "ing" without the ng … ie talkin, somethin, followin etc. This probably would not have phased me if his style was more natural and conversational, but combined with the OVER-enunciating of simple words, and the forced expressiveness, it really jarred. Then throw in the mispronunciation of a number of words, one example being Arab, but can't recall the others now, it just grated on me. The juxtaposition of an unnatural over careful style, with inaccuracies and mis-pronunciations did not work well for me at all! As I said, I could forgive the mistakes if the style overall was more natural and conversational, and easier to listen to, but I found myself just getting lulled into nothingness, and missing a lot of what was being said. Having said all that, the chapters I felt were very significant, I went back over, and did receive some very real impact from, so I believe the book itself is well worth it, and someone who doesn't find the above issues so difficult to listen to, will enjoy this immensely I'm sure. I think I would have enjoyed reading it myself more, but unfortunately am too time-poor for that, so I like to listen while doing menial tasks in the kitchen. Definitely a powerful message of God's love for us as His adopted children at the core of this book. Hope others can tune in to that better than I could!!

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