CAUTION: This episode is a bit heavy. It brought tears to Eva but she shows when there is much sadness, much rejoicing can come. Stay until the end to see how this was made possible.
In Gods perfect timing this episode is coinciding with Easter. This is not where Eva thought she was going with the "Prescription for Wisdom" but Gods Wisdom, which the world calls foolishness has everything to do with what Christians celebrate at Easter.
From Saul, a Jew in the New Testament to another Jew you may have heard of, Bernard Nathanson (most notably from the 60's to the 80's) they both were revealed truth and came to know the wisdom of God.
Abortion, God's wisdom, redemption and religion is discussed bringing it all back to the reason and NEED for the Cross.
References: Acts 9:1-19, 1 Corinthians 1:18-25, 15:9-11(and NKJV notes)
Psalm 32:8 JesusRx Prescription for Life Workbook chapter 5 days17.
Article: Former Abortionist Finds His Epiphany in "Hand of God":Spirit quest leads to Catholicsm by Julia Duin The Washington Times March 27, 1996 www.ewtn.com Catholicism
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