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Rise Up
language: english
Publisher:
Estúdio Didáctico, June of 2026 ‧
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Get up, why? Simply because the ability to fall and get up is a virtue of the strong! Babies are a good example of persistence, from crawling to their first steps! Children are not afraid until we awaken fear in them! I am sure that strong people seek ways to maintain their balance, to stand firm and upright.
During one of my Bible readings, I found a beautiful story and immediately decided that the title of the book would be: Get Up (Talitha Cumi)! Talitha means girl, young woman, or child who has been reborn. The name Talitha originates from Aramaic and became popular as a result of the phrase Talitha Cumi, Little girl, get up. This phrase was uttered by Jesus when he resurrected Jairus' daughter, a sick girl.
The name Talitha originates from Aramaic and became popular due to the phrase Talitha Cumi, Little girl, arise. This phrase was uttered by Jesus when he resurrected Jairus' daughter, a sick girl who had died. Reflect with me: if the girl was dead and arose, you, who are very much alive, cannot arise?
During one of my Bible readings, I found a beautiful story and immediately decided that the title of the book would be: Get Up (Talitha Cumi)! Talitha means girl, young woman, or child who has been reborn. The name Talitha originates from Aramaic and became popular as a result of the phrase Talitha Cumi, Little girl, get up. This phrase was uttered by Jesus when he resurrected Jairus' daughter, a sick girl.
The name Talitha originates from Aramaic and became popular due to the phrase Talitha Cumi, Little girl, arise. This phrase was uttered by Jesus when he resurrected Jairus' daughter, a sick girl who had died. Reflect with me: if the girl was dead and arose, you, who are very much alive, cannot arise?
DETAILS
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| ISBN: | 9789899011458 |
| Publisher: | Estúdio Didáctico |
| Release Date: | June of 2026 |
| Language: | English |
| Dimensions: | 158 x 230 x 9 mm |
| Cover: | Softcover |
| Pages: | 164 |
| Format: | Book |
| Categories: |
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| EAN: | 9789899011458 |
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