Seeds of Trust: Reflecting on the Bible in Silence and Song

Seeds of Trust: Reflecting on the Bible in Silence and Song

Taizé
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Author:  Taizé
Condition:  New
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  133
Publisher:  Morehouse/Continuum
Year:  2006
ISBN:  9780819281227

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this book has suffered some minor shelfwear, but is otherwise in very good condition

Each meditation is set, over a double page spread, alongside the relevant Bible passage and accompanied by a Taize chant - complete with music - some pertinent questions, and a prayer. The book is suitable for individual or group use, and aims to provide a resource for people to begin or to expand their exploration of the Bible through meditation on certain passages. 'To meditate on the Bible is to enter a story of love.' But it is not easy to entrust oneself to God's love. Fear and anxiety often have to be overcome; faith needs nourishing. These meditations are designed to help people grow in confidence and appreciate the magnitude of God's love.

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