Author Uses Different Colors and Font Styles to Proclaim the Word of God

Humor, color, and solemnity don’t usually go together in a book. And considering all those published books related to the subject of God and His words, they have a serious design and layout to convey the right formal and holy tone. That is why, when you read Vincent W. Morgan’s book Psalm 119: A Handbook for Life, you will enjoy the refreshing splash of colors and font types as they change in every page.

Readers will also find it easy to follow the recurring themes of the psalm. Since aside from the unique layout, the major doctrines are divided into different sections. Hence, the feelings of the composer while writing the verses are easily known and felt by the reader.

Moreover, Morgan has put blank pages throughout the book to encourage the readers to write down their thoughts as they reflect on God’s words and prayers. They can also use the allotted space to take down notes that will aid in understanding the verses better.

In the words of Vincent, “Read this psalm once and you will see the need to return for another visit. Read it twice and you will begin to see its beauty. But in order to gain the wisdom that it offers, you have to return again and again to spend time with Him. It’s the only way to discover the true riches hidden behind the words of Psalm 119.”

So, if you want to experience positive changes in your life, then you should read Psalm 119.  As you read from page to page, you will not only improve your connection with the Almighty but you will also learn a lot of things that can be helpful in leading a blessed spiritual life.  
 
 
 
Psalm 119: A Handbook for Life
By Vincent W. Morgan
Paperback | $ 12.40
Hardcover | $ 23.40
  
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About the Author

Vincent W. Morgan together with his wife, Maryam, is currently living in Queens Village, New York City. But he was born and raised in the Mojave Desert town of Boron, California. While he studied Hebrew in Israel, he worked as a volunteer on the excavations at the Masada. He completed his undergraduate studies at Biola College (now Biola University) and post-graduate work at Jaffray School of Missions, which has now become Alliance Theological Seminary. Both Vincent and Maryam are engaged in ministry under Missions Door through which agency they seek to share the gospel with the Jews and to other people from various ethnic, linguistic and cultural backgrounds.  
 

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