Reseña del libro "Restoring the Seventh Color (The Book of Benjamin Kareth) (en Inglés)"
Restoring The Seventh Color is Part 2 of The Book Of Benjamin Kareth. This book is the prologue, the back story, the origin story, and the beginning of a journey, the start of the final chapter of the life of Benjamin Kareth. It is the story of a man, pulled by God from the darkness of living for self, told to “Listen and Obey. This is what God does, the living God, He chooses us, pulls us up and out of our selfish lives and sets our feet on the solid rock of salvation bought and paid for by His Son Jesus Christ. Experience a journey of faith and obedience, as Benjamin goes from a parking lot in Hilton Head, North Carolina to San Francisco, California. Listening and obeying will take you on the journey of a lifetime, always forward, always closer, always higher, to the path that God has planned for us all. This is a book about purpose and destiny colliding. Discover a life given to God…Expert From Book’s Foreword: “This book is not just a song, but a symphony. At times, this song may be a little more brute force or chaotic than the most subtle or delicate nuances of a Debussy piece. But it is complex and powerful in its honest rendering. It’s hard to explain, but for me, this string of stories and adventures in obedience are much like a choir of hundreds singing, a tune that enters your body and embeds itself solidly into your heart, so that years from now, you will continue to feel its impact. I bet you’ll still hear the melodic strains long after you finish this journey as it startles you in moments of chaos, caresses you in a time of pain, reminds you of the truths that are expressed in Benjamin’s words: God loves you, He has a plan for you, He is speaking to you, He is molding you into His likeness, and He will bless you. God will surprise you, provide for you, and make you a living example of Himself to others around you, But ultimately, He will make you a SONG that will be sung in such a powerful way that many will be changed by it.” – Miriam Wallace