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5b, 1934 FirstĀ EditionĀ by Charles Dickens
Quote
"And we must look to our own hearts, and not wait for the hearts of others. Remember always, that it is God who knows the heart."
Notes
"The Life of Our Lord" is a unique and intimate portrayal of the life of Jesus Christ, penned by the renowned author Charles Dickens. Unlike his fictional works, this book was not intended for publication; rather, it was written as a personal gift to his children, aimed at imparting moral and spiritual lessons. Completed in 1849, the manuscript remained unpublished until after Dickens's death. With a simple and direct narrative style, Dickens offers a retelling of the New Testament, emphasizing the teachings and actions of Jesus. Through this work, Dickens reveals his deeply-held Christian beliefs and his desire to instill them in his children, making "The Life of Our Lord" a touching testament to both his faith and his devotion to family.
Description
Publishers deluxe leather binding, gold tooling on front and spine with iconic signature of Charles Dickens, paper dust jacket
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Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
5b, 1934 FirstĀ EditionĀ by Charles Dickens
Quote
"And we must look to our own hearts, and not wait for the hearts of others. Remember always, that it is God who knows the heart."
Notes
"The Life of Our Lord" is a unique and intimate portrayal of the life of Jesus Christ, penned by the renowned author Charles Dickens. Unlike his fictional works, this book was not intended for publication; rather, it was written as a personal gift to his children, aimed at imparting moral and spiritual lessons. Completed in 1849, the manuscript remained unpublished until after Dickens's death. With a simple and direct narrative style, Dickens offers a retelling of the New Testament, emphasizing the teachings and actions of Jesus. Through this work, Dickens reveals his deeply-held Christian beliefs and his desire to instill them in his children, making "The Life of Our Lord" a touching testament to both his faith and his devotion to family.
Description
Publishers deluxe leather binding, gold tooling on front and spine with iconic signature of Charles Dickens, paper dust jacket
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