The Ultimate Sacrifice
The Ultimate Sacrifice by Lillie Dee, published by AuthorHouse in June 2006, is a 76-page exploration of the life and purpose of Jesus. This book presents a personal journey through the experiences of Jesus, emphasizing his divine nature and the significance of his sacrifice. The author shares her reflections and insights, aiming to convey a deep emotional connection to the events surrounding Jesus’ life and mission.
Readers will find a collection of Easter recitations that can be appreciated at any time of the year, allowing for a reflective experience on the love and teachings of Jesus. The book includes three poems from the author’s previous work, enhancing the thematic depth of the recitations. With a focus on religion and Christian living, this edition invites readers to engage with the spiritual significance of Jesus’ journey and the impact it has on their own lives.
Official synopsis Publisher
Jesus was born with a purpose and plan
All salvation was on his hand
Just so you will understand
He was God in the flesh, a very righteous man.
Recitation 68
In writing this book, it was the experience of my life. It put me there. I traveled the road with Jesus and experienced almost everything with him. Writing it was not like reading it. It became so real to me that a few times I caught myself weeping and loving Him even more. It became so real until it felt like I made the trip with him. Although this is a book of Easter Recitations, I feel it is a book that you can Read at any time or any season and take the trip and feel the love that Jesus gave. In this book I have inserted three poems from my previous book Living Poetry. Behold the Lamb, Easter Brings Spring and Easter A Supernatural Experience. These speeches and recitations can be used almost any time that you want to Glorify Jesus.
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