His Word From Above
His Word From Above by William Mason, published by Xulon Press in May 2010, is a 478-page work written in English. This book presents a collection of spiritual insights and reflections that Mason received over the years, beginning in 1979 when he first heard the Lord speak to his spirit. Following the passing of his wife in 2008, Mason felt compelled to share these recorded messages, which he describes as a source of solace and encouragement.
Readers will find that this book encompasses themes of spirituality and Christian living, offering inspirational and devotional content. Mason’s writings aim to provide comfort and guidance for those seeking a deeper connection with their faith. Through his “labor of love,” he shares these words as a testament to his journey and devotion, inviting readers to explore the messages he has faithfully documented.
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William G. Mason is a Hebrew Christian who in 1979 began hearing the Lord speak to his spirit. He was instructed to write these things down, which he did. Through the years he has received these “words” and faithfully recorded them and been given much solace and encouragement personally. Then after his wife and life partner passed from this life into the arms of God in May of 2008, he was told to send these words out. He thought to print each one and distribute them individually. It was a short time later that he understood that he was to record all these in a book. This has been his “labor of love” both for the Lord whom he serves with joyful heart and for all those who seek His Face.
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