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Every Angel Should Know

Angelia L. Boynton
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Writers Branding LLC

About

Synopsis: As a Christian, I had cancer in 2021 when I read the Bible. For years, I have read through E-Sword Bibles, like the King James Version, Thorah, Islam, and Catholic to learn more about God. My family and friends want me to live a better life by their prayers. I believe in God and started to write songs and write my second.
Autobiography: As a child, I often wondered about God and yearned to​ be closer to Him. I would talk to Him about everything​ and question my family members about His name. I was​ familiar with the content of the Bible, as it was taught to​ me, but I longed to know more. I wanted to hear, feel,​ and see God, and over time, I began to experience His​ love in a new way.
I have always loved to name things to make them more​ personal. When I was young, I even gave God a name​ of my own. As I entered school, I started to hear the​ same name I had given God mentioned in the context of​ Ancient Egypt. I told myself, "Maybe God is trying to tell​ me something." Years passed, and when illness came to​ visit, I found myself returning to the wonder of my​ childhood. During this time, I began writing poetry.

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