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The Heavenly Man

The Heavenly Man by Paul Hattaway is a compelling autobiography that narrates the life of Brother Yun, a dedicated Chinese house church leader who faced intense persecution and imprisonment in Communist China. The book is filled with personal accounts, including those from Brother Yun's wife, Deling, during his frequent periods of imprisonment. It emphasizes the character and beauty of Jesus, offering readers encouragement and hope through the challenges he faced. The book has sold over 500,000 copies in English and has been compared to other classics such as Tortured for Christ by Richard Wurmbrand and the Life of Watchman Nee. It serves as a testament to the enduring faith and resilience of the Chinese Christian community.

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BR 1608 H3T 2002

Publisher

USA : Monarch Books., 2002

Collation

351 p.

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ISBN/ISSN

978-0-8254-6207-8

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BR 1608 H3T 2002

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text

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“The Heavenly Man” (2002) by Brother Yun and Paul Hattaway is a powerful autobiography detailing the life of Liu Zhenying, known as Brother Yun, a persecuted Chinese Christian leader. It recounts his faith journey, miraculous escapes, imprisonments, and the growth of China’s underground house church movement.

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Hattaway, Paul

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