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Critters Speak (Listen In)

Elouise H. Hults
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Pages
224
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.

About

Life continues from moment to minute to hours, then days, and beyond. Within and often seen much throughout these times are critters.

They come in various sizes, colors, alone, or with others. Each behaves in a God-designed manner and is rather interesting.

When an individual takes time to notice one or more critters, what they do and how they do it often speaks God's clear and personal message. That could be exactly what the viewer needs in their current situation.

Critters may declare hope-filled information, direction, and maybe even a warning. Next time you see a critter, allow yourself to take notice of what you see and learn whatever is portrayed for you. It'll be both fun and instructive.

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