The Seven Wounds of Christ: Where Skeptics, Cynics and Seekers Find Unexpected Healing

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Endorsements:

This is a powerful book of love, forgiveness and healing through Christ’s wounds.  In writing this book, Fred Hartley compels us to walk with Jesus, and each step allows us to look at Him differently. Each testimony reveals the awesomeness and power of our risen Lord.  A riveting book, you won’t want to put it down once you start reading.

—Dr. Jamel Patterson, MD

Fred Hartley always glorifies Jesus in his writings. I’ve had the privilege of reading several of his books, and now comes this small book focusing on the powerful healing of our Lord and Savior, Jesus! I live in a land that needs healing—that needs Jesus. No one could heal like Jesus, for His healing is not just external, but also internal. The healing that Jesus gives empowers a person to then become healer to the wounded people around him or her. I recommend this book. The words you read will become part of your life and encourage you to be a man or woman of healing to others.

—Jack Sara

President, Bethlehem Bible College

Fred Hartley forces us to examine the wounds of our Savior, knowing that as we face Jesus’ unimaginable pain we also find His unimaginable love.  The Seven Wounds of Christ takes us to the very depths of Christ’s suffering so that we can more fully encounter the heights of His provision.  “By His wounds we are healed.”

—Mike Scales

President, Nyack College

As a history buff, I always enjoy making connections between times past and current events. The Seven Wounds of Christ is right up my alley.  Fred Hartley does a masterful and meaningful job of recounting the immense suffering that Jesus experienced in the final hours and connects it to our suffering today. From a modern medical standpoint and as related to real-life experiences of people, Hartley shows proof positive to skeptics and cynics that there is a logical connection to Jesus’ wounds. This is a powerfully moving book about the ultimate connectivity between suffering and forgiveness.

—Bob Van Rensselaer

 Esquire, Attorney at Law

ISBN 9781619582583