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Born Dead to Live Again
By: Dallas Ezra Haynes
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ISBN:
978-1-59824-999-6
Edition:
Paperback, 134 Pages
Publication Date:
February 13, 2009
Born Dead to Live Again
is about a young man being literally born dead. How a black woman in a levee camp in Saint Joseph, Louisiana in 1946 would lift up the white child before the Lord like the lion cub in Lion King was lifted up. Her prayers would give the child strength to go forward.
Impossibilities would follow him all his life, but the Word of God would deliver him from them all.
The young man would go on to be the manager of Engineering, Maintenance, and Product Development at one of International Paper’s top research centers in the United States.
Today he has a television ministry and a ministry to help women suffering from drug and alcohol addition, along with teenage pregnancies.
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