The Tale of Two Sisters

The Author examines a familiar biblical family and identifies principles that are beneficial in secular as well as spiritual circles. This book will challenge your perspective of the characters and hopefully incite a desire to serve God and others. Have you ever felt stuck in your own life? Have you been going though the motions and calling it living? Does chaos seem to follow you? The Tale of Two Sisters explains how a close-nit family rocked by tragedy used their faith,...
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The Author examines a familiar biblical family and identifies principles that are beneficial in secular as well as spiritual circles. This book will challenge your perspective of the characters and hopefully incite a desire to serve God and others. Have you ever felt stuck in your own life? Have you been going though the motions and calling it living? Does chaos seem to follow you? The Tale of Two Sisters explains how a close-nit family rocked by tragedy used their faith, relationships, and Personal gifts to change their tragedy into triumph.In these pages you'll discover:Who you know, can grant you access to a solution., and more...There can never be deliverance without honestyA Tale of Two Sisters is based on a biblical account found in The Gospel of John. The book is not a re-creation of events but a reinterpretation of the facts by following the story and the characters' lives. The goal is not to paint the picture chronologically, but to give a fluid depiction of the life and times of the people who are mentioned in the sacred text.. O. L. Kelley II "I believe we all can take some practical truths from these historical figures' struggles and identify with them personally. In these chapters, we will be able to see the inner workings and struggles of those who truly needed a miracle. This book is designed for everyone, both believers, non-believers, experts, and novices". "I believe that if you read this book and give careful consideration to what is said, then your life and viewpoint of the scriptures will forever be changed". -Rev. O. L. Kelley II