Book description
Martin Wells Knapp defines an 'Impression' as an influence on an emotion, feeling or action - these can be good, such as impressions created by God, or evil, such as those originating from Satan.
This book discusses the various types of impressions, and the ways in which believers can -…
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1 author picked Impressions as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Martin Wells Knapp speaks much on discerning God’s voice.
He explains, in simple language, how God and Satan place thought in our minds and how we can discern from which source these impressions come. If you struggle to understand how God speaks to us humans, this book is for you.
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