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Summary: Deserves a Zero
Review: My husband laughs at me and asks me why I read some books. The Prayer Of Jabez for Women is one. I should not have expected it to be much because I was so disappointed in the Prayer of Jabez book, which in my opinion is fluff and very un Jewish even though the author "uses" a Jewish man from a Jewish text.And on page 35 the author proved I was right. She writes "Imagine for a moment that you have traveled back in time to spend a day at the home of Jabez. After getting aquatinted Jabez asks you to join him for his morning prayers. You're happy to do so. Together you kneel on the hardened dirt floor of his house...." First of all this isn't fact or truth or anything bordering on reality when discussing an Observant Orthodox Jewish man or even Jewish prayer. The man wouldn't ask a woman to pray. Jews don't pray kneeling. Jews don't pray like the author suggests. The fact that the author doesn't know much about Judaism tells me that she knows even less about Jabez and the times he lived in. And when I catch untruths and misrepresentations of known facts I find myself not trusting the rest of what the author is saying. If you want a book on Christian prayers there are many out there. Buy one. This is not one!
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Summary: Awesome!!!
Review: This book was so thought pravoking and such a blessing. I recommend this for anyone that feels that their life is not where they want it to be.
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Summary: Born again Christian
Review: This is a great book to read to understand the prayer of Jabez. It not only goes into great detail about each line of the prayer but the author also gives personal accounts on how God has expanded her and her friends territories. A must read. Short and sweet.
God Bless
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Summary: Powerful Message In A Small Book
Review: This is a great book, wonderful insights, I read it New Years Eve, great way to start my new journey.
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