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Turning a Blind Eye
- Our Failure to See What Jesus Taught Prevents Us from Living as He Walked
- Narrated by: Jason Wright
- Length: 11 hrs and 27 mins
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Turning a Blind Eye
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Publisher's Summary
The 31,426 words that Jesus spoke in Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are the most important words ever communicated in the history of the world. This book breaks down over 42 teachings using red-letter scriptures to communicate how a person truly walks as a disciple of Christ.
It is based on the life experiences of the author and his own ways he turned a blind eye to the teachings of Jesus. His failure to see what Jesus taught prevented him to live the way he walked.
©2019 Gregory L. Feste (P)2020 Gregory L. Feste
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