The Man Who Got Even With God by M. Raymond DKB Ewart's book should be in

Ewart's book should be in the library of every Pentecostal

Bruce Cook's Faith Planning is not specifically a Pentecostal book and is not mainly a name-it-claim-it

Aimee Semple McPherson's autobiography recounts the story of an amazing woman who played a crucial role in the infancy of the modern Pentecostal movement

MacIlravy offers a unique and interesting perspective of the Song of Solomon and its nuances

it treats biblical characters in a way similar to Proverbs

The Man Who Got Even With God by M. Raymond DKB Ewart's book should be inM. Raymond's The Man Who Got Even With God s the biography of a Trappist monk written by a Catholic priest. If you ever wanted to gain a better understanding of a Catholic perspective, Raymond's offering will be useful to you. Dr. David S. Norris