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Most Important Lesson
$14.99
What’s the most important lesson you have ever learned?
It took almost fifty-seven years for me to learn The Most Important Lesson-and it changed my life forever. It wasn’t until I suffered a cardiac arrest, was clinically dead for five minutes, and had a profound death experience that I finally realized I had been missing the mark most of my life.
I’m here, thanks to God’s mercy, to share with you the lesson I learned. This lesson is for everyone. And the earlier this lesson is learned and applied, the better!
Don’t waste time like I did. Get started now! You’ll be glad you did.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781486624782
ISBN10: 1486624782
Gary Edwards
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2023
Publisher: Word Alive Press
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