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Description edit
Jesus and Mia are chatting about Heavenly sins and virtues in a booth slipping sweet tea at the mall in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Summary edit
Jesus needs teens to help the world.
Characters/People edit
- Jesus Christ: the real one
- Mia: Bama teen
First Sentence edit
“Faith without works is dead.” He quoted.
Table of Contents edit
Part I - The Verification
physician office, Vector Goldman, M.D. gynecologist, 217 Medical Lane, Suite 624, 6th floor, Brookwood Medical Building, Birmingham, Alabama, February 13, 25*F, gray overcast cloudy skies, no precipitation, 9:43 a.m.
“Dead am I…today or tomorrow?” I flared with amusement.
Part II - The Affirmation
coffee and donut shop, 345 Lakeshore Drive, Brookwood Mall, Birmingham, food counter, 10:17 a.m.
“I love you, Mama.”
Part III - The Confirmation
coffee and donut shop, 12:14 p.m.
Slowly walking from the restroom, I had time to chill out and finish crying.
Themes & Symbolism edit
- Christain faith and love: love each other
Series & Lists edit
This book is in I Interviewed Jesus Christ. (standard series)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: ipam
Country: usa
Publication Date: feb 2011
ISBN: N/A
Page Count: 91
Publisher: ipam
Country: usa
Publication Date: feb 2011
ISBN: N/A
Page Count: 91
Awards edit
- Birmingham Society (teenager)
Classification edit
- Copyright Status: Public Domain
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