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    Climb the Mountain: A Path Taken

    By Joseph Babinsky

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    After twenty-five years in the Christian ministry, a crisis in 1986 prompted Joseph Babinsky to leave the Church and begin a fresh look at life. A period of transition lasted two decades – until he met with a surprise that changed his life. In 2006, he found the Spirit writings received by James Padgett. Investigations of these writings helped Joseph to understand why he left the Church, and why he felt joy while reading the spirit-mortal communications recorded by Padgett. Resources within that monumental work enabled Joseph to develop a new self-image in a relationship with God through Divine Love—the essential message taught by Jesus and largely lost until revealed again 100 years ago. Entering the ninth decade of his life, Joseph looks back on his journey. His book, "Climb the Mountain", is the captivating account of a lifelong search for truth. Chapter One sets the stage: it begins with a childhood memory that introduces his page-turning story.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateJun 16, 2016
    ISBN9781365180729
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