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When our Lord told us to observe Communion, he was following the pattern from Ancient Jewish Weddings to formally get engaged with the church. Unfortunately, the Gentile church does not know the power behind these customs. A study into these traditions is going to open the door for a new understanding of Communion. You will learn things that have never been taught in the Gentile Church. See Book Preview
New things that you will learn about Communion:
- We formally become engaged to Christ when we partake of it
- Gives us intimacy with Christ
- Heals us
- Gives us favor and protection
- Gives us supernatural understanding and spiritual revelations
- We receive with it a contract from God for our total well being, including financial provisions and authority over the enemy
“Discover the true meaning and power of communion...”
A Look Inside of Secrets of Communion
- Chapter 1: The Meeting We Were Not Invited To
- Chapter 2: Ancient Jewish Wedding
- Chapter 3: “With Desire I Have Desired”
- Chapter 4: New Covenants With Christ
- Chapter 5: Promises of God in Our Marriage Contract
- Chapter 6: A Meal with the Presence of God
- Chapter 7: Secrets of Communion You Never Knew Existed
- Chapter 8: More Secrets of Communion
- Chapter 9: The “Routine” that the Church Does not Want
- Chapter 10: Our First Love and the Upcoming Wedding
- Chapter 11: First Communion
- Chapter 12: How to Have Communion
- Chapter 13: You Are Never Perfect, But Always Forgiven
- Chapter 14: Final Thoughts Of Communion
“The question is: Do you want to get closer to God? If yes, then the answer lies in frequent Communion with Christ…”
About the Author
ELÍ F. PAGÁN, JR. is a born-again believer in Jesus Christ. He found great closeness and favor with God by having frequent Communion at his home. Elí comes from Catholic and Protestant backgrounds, which he uses to encourage anybody to engage in frequent Communion with God despite their faith or denomination. He uses the Old Testament and Hebrew and Greek word studies to give Communion a fresh new perspective into what God did for us when he chose us as the bride for his son Jesus Christ.