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Holiday Book Recommendation: 'Job: The Battered Lighthouse That Keeps on Shining'

If you're Francis Raj looking for a good holiday gift for the spiritually minded, check out my editing client Francis Raj's "Job: The Battered Lighthouse That Keeps on Shining."

Job faced the powers of heaven and earth in the form false accusations, condemnations, judgments, and wrong advice from his closest friends and family members, but he refused to give in or let up, even though he was shaken to his core. When you are experiencing the trials and tribulations of life, do you ever wish you had the “fighting spirit” of Job? "Job: The Battered Lighthouse That Keeps On Shining!" aims to help you to stay anchored in your belief in God, even when your life seems like it is at its lowest point.

Author and licensed mental health counselor Francis Raj guides us through the book of Job and shows us how we can endure and overcome sufferings—both inside and out— by relying on our faith in God to redeem us. Job experienced many of the physical, mental, and emotional symptoms that we experience today, and from his story we can learn how to be blameless, upright, and God-fearing even amid suffering.

"Job: The Battered Lighthouse That Keeps on Shining" is available on Amazon.com.

Professional Book Editor: Having your novel, short story or nonfiction manuscript proofread or edited before submitting it can prove invaluable. In an economic climate where you face heavy competition, your writing needs a second eye to give you the edge. I can provide that second eye.


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