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    AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM: Your Life of Praise Can Bring Freedom To Others
    AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM: Your Life of Praise Can Bring Freedom To Others
    AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM: Your Life of Praise Can Bring Freedom To Others
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    AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM: Your Life of Praise Can Bring Freedom To Others

    By SYLVIA M DALLAS

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    The purpose of this book is to cause the reader to reflect on and analyze their daily walk with Christ. AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM is a timely reminder that we should always praise our way through the circumstances of life. Is your Christian walk demonstrating what you say you believe? SYLVIA DALLAS gives biblical facts fused with her personal walk and the result of the application of the word in thanksgiving and praise even in the midst of the storms of life.  
     
    As Christians, we are being watched by those who are hearing a calling to come to the Kingdom of God. When they do not see a positive reinforcement of what we say we believe in our daily walk, we keep them bound where they are spiritually. However, if we operate like Paul and Silas and praise our way through our circumstances, we can bring freedom to them as we give them the courage to face the circumstances of their lives. 
     
    Are you finding it difficult to focus on God during times of trials? AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM will encourage you and help you to keep focused.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Publisher's Notebook Limited
    Release dateAug 31, 2018
    ISBN9789769569126
    AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM: Your Life of Praise Can Bring Freedom To Others
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    SYLVIA M DALLAS

    Sylvia M Dallas, born June 9, 1965 accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and Saviour at the age of 10 years.  It was at that time that she discovered her gift for writing.  In 2000 she published her first book under the pseudonym Gina Rey Forest and several books later on.  In 2007 she declared unto God, “I will not perform on stage again, or write another poem unless it glorifies You”.  She was immediately tested. She received several offers to perform her previous style of sensuous poetry with pay.  She turned them all down.  In 2011, she recommitted her life to God, promising to be obedient to His word and the promptings of His Holy Spirit.  On January 1, 2014 she completed the manuscript of her first book of poetry since that commitment called The Right Kind of Intimacy.  In March, as she was preparing to publish, and during a time of prayer, she was asked by the Lord if she would hold off publishing that book and instead publish another book that He would place on her heart to write. She agreed. For feedback on this book, you may contact her at sylvia@sylviadallas.com.  Twitter: @syldallas  Instagram @syldallas Facebook:  www.facebook.com/sylviamdallas  or visit her blog SYLVIA M DALLAS - Plugged In  at http://sylviadallas.com 

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      AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM - SYLVIA M DALLAS

      AND THE PRISONERS HEARD THEM

      YOUR LIFE OF PRAISE CAN BRING FREEDOM TO OTHERS

      By

      SYLVIA M DALLAS

      COPYRIGHT & CREDITS

      Other than as permitted by law, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval

      system or transmitted, in any form by any means, without the prior written consent of the publisher or a

      licence from the Jamaican Copyright Licensing Agency (JAMCOPY). To obtain a JAMCOPY licence, visit

      www.jamcopy.com or contact JAMCOPY at its registered office at 17 Ruthven Road, Kingston 10, Jamaica.

      Text Copyright © 2014. Sylvia Dallas. All rights reserved

      Photography by: Sylvia Dallas Photography

      Book cover illustrated by: Carlene DeSilva

      Published by: The Publisher’s Notebook email:PUBLISHER@thepublishersnotebook.com

      International Standard Book Numbers:

      Ebook:    978-976-95691-2-6

      Hard Cover:   978-976-95691-0-2

      Paperback: 978-976-95691-1-9

      All biblical references are from the King James Versions (KJV) unless otherwise indicated.

      Quotations from The Passion Translation are indicated with the letters TPT

      Quotations from New International Version are indicated with the letters NIV

      DEDICATION

      To the Holy Spirit for quickening me to write this book,

      To my family, who gives me reason to praise God constantly

      To Pastor Patrick Redwood – my spiritual mentor for many years especially for his gentle guidance.

      And last but not least, to Michelle Yapple Dapple McKay, Vivienne Christie, Carol Henry and Pastor Courtney Morrison for encouragement

      ENDORSEMENTS

      This is true gold.  Easy to read and yet so powerful.  It is amazing what God can do through us.  I feel built up, encouraged.  Praise really does make it all better and God is truly awesome.  All the mysteries of this world we cannot really understand, but the Word is truth and it’s for each of us to discover it on our own.  Thank you for sharing your work.  The prayer at the end was everything.

      Sandie Heron. (www.ourevidence.com)

      If there was ever an instructional literature on praise, And The Prisoners Heard Them should be considered as such, this book though small in stature, is very big on impact, the veracity of factual content fused with personal experiences put fort is unquestionably uplifting and nourishing for the spirit.

      Being the critic that I am, as I read through the chapters waiting to see where I would get bored and then discard the book, I somehow came to the realization that this might very well be the only book that I’ve started reading and finished it all in one go. Too often we are subjected to huge books from best -selling authors and the material is most often times gibberish and full of self praises and empty accolades, or at its best, repetition of existing material with no hint of freshness to captivate the mind.

      And The Prisoners Heard Them is a timely reminder that one should always praise their way through the circumstances of life, quite frankly, you have no option but to reflect and analyze your daily walk with Christ and how often you give

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