Remember this when you do not feel God's presence | THE BOOK OF THE UNMENTIONED GOD
- Preacher
- Jonathan Cahn
- Tradition
- Messianic Jewish
- Published
- Length
- 4:25
About this sermon
Please subscribe for new mysteries every week! Watch the full episodes of The Book of Mysteries on TBN here: https://watch.tbn.tv/the-book-of-mysteries Why doesn't the Book of Esther mention the name of God? Does this make this Book of the Bible any less holy, less credible, or less significant? Certainly not! Although in the Book of Esther God is not directly mentioned, we can sense His hand and Presence throughout the story in times of both sadness and gladness. This is also true for life. When you may not feel God or experience blessings, remember He is always there, guiding your life's journey. Live as if every moment is under His control and discover a new means to be happy and productive. Join Jonathan Cahn in mining the hidden depths of God’s Word and navigating the unceasing streams of history to unlock end-time mysteries and the secrets of abundant life. Discover a treasure chest with hidden ancient mysteries, revelations from heaven, secrets of the ages, the answers to man’s most enduring, age-old questions, and the hidden keys that can transform your life to joy, success, and blessing... This is The Book of Mysteries. For your gift of support: THE BOOK OF MYSTERIES BY JONATHAN CAHN A LIFE-CHANGING JOURNEY UNCOVERING THE SECRETS OF THE AGES https://tbn.org/jonathancahn To get in touch with Jonathan Cahn’s ministry, to receive more, including Free Gifts and Updates, or to be part in the Great Commission, go to: http://www.HopeOfTheWorld.org – or Jonathan Cahn Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jonathan-Cahn-Official-Site-255143021176055/ - Or write to: Hope of the World, Box 1111, Lodi, NJ 07644 - To get Jonathan’s books The Paradigm, The Book of Mysteries, The Harbinger, & more just go online or off to wherever books are sold. Recorded Live at the Jerusalem Center/ Beth Israel in Wayne, NJ. Experience it live! Friday Nights (8pm) & Sunday Mornings (11am).
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