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From victim to victor, author Tarran Carter overcame the enemy. Shirking clinical and medical terms, this pastor speaks with great knowledgesimplistically and vehemently from the heart about her experiences and journey back to health. The Lord gave her a strategic plan to take back her family... read more
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Summary edit
The author take you on a journey: Victim to victor. The prayers in this book literally allow you to be delivered from anxiety, stress, unforgivents and more--they are powerful.
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First Sentence edit
Emotionally Wounded is a book for the spiritually wounded--those who have suffered from child abuse, incest, molestation, and rape. Each chapter reveals a deeper dimension of the power of God and demonstrates your authority to overcome the enemy. The book walk you through the deliverance process, as your spirit accepts that you are victorious. As you read the healing prescriptions, the healing process will begin. You will also gain a better understanding of why it was you who was sought out by the enemy,
Table of Contents edit
To The Reader
To the Once Victim
The Ambush
An Open Door
The Maturation Process
Close the Door I
Close the Door II - The Fallow Ground
Close the Door II - It's Time to War
Give Me Back My Pearls
Forgive and Let it Go
What Does Love Have to Do With It
A Comeback
The Matriachal Calling
Vicotry Awaits
Prayers
Bibliography
Themes & Symbolism edit
- Prescription One: Because God has forgiven my sins and the sins of my forefathers, the curse over my my family is broken
First Edition edit
Original Language: Add the language.
Publisher: Tate Publishing Company
Country: US
Publication Date: May 3rd 2011
ISBN: 978-1-61663-448-3
Page Count: 224
Publisher: Tate Publishing Company
Country: US
Publication Date: May 3rd 2011
ISBN: 978-1-61663-448-3
Page Count: 224
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 133
Notes for Parents edit
Reading Level: Young AdultsThis book connotes spiritual warfare, the breakdown of incest and molestation. There is no explicit language, but does delineate the process of waring in the spirit. Additionally, there are powerful prayers for family and marriage.
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