Adventures in the Land of Canaan
Overview
From the Foreward: This book comes out of our heart. It is intended to go to the hearts of others. Some of the things written here were learned by long and bitter experiences. Our “Adventures” were very real, and it is our hope that some of them our readers will never have. The real battles are fought within, and the struggle for mastery goes on in the soul, hidden in the mysterious depths of the spirit. Usually these battles are fought out alone, many times when others are not aware that anything of moment is happening.
Super-critical minds many not find this book interesting; we do not know; we wrote with no other intention than to bless the hearts and lives of the great common man and woman.—R. L. Berry
- The Land of Canaan
- Getting Ready to Enter Canaan
- The Crossing of the Jordan
- The Jordan Memorial Stone
- Troubles of Lingering at the Crossing
- Exploring Canaan by Faith
- The Best Inheritance in Canaan
- In the Hands of Giant Accuser
- Conflicts with Giant Mistake
- In the Dungeon of Giant Discourager
- The Torments of Giant Bad Feelings
- The Routing of Giant Doubt
- The Wine of Prayer
- Pilgrams of the Victorious Life
Top Highlights
“In making requests, be willing for God to have his way” (source)
“‘I found that every time I used the sword ever so little it scared the old giant; and when he shot hot darts, I found that the shield would stop them if I held it up.” (source)
“if God said we should inherit this land, shall he not help us?’” (source)
“Years ago she was converted and later was wholly sanctified.” (source)
“day. It is peculiar how long he kept my company. Or, rather, it is strange how long I allowed him to be with me” (source)
- Title: Adventures in the Land of Canaan
- Author: Robert Lee Berry
- Publisher: Gospel Trumpet
- Publication Date: 1924