The context of this book is a transposition in poetic verse of the well-known book "The Imitation Of Christ" by Thomas a Kempis. Its publication goes back as far as the fifteenth century. Each chapter and verse is now written in the rhythm of poetry and in ordinary words as you know them, but in another sense they are extraordinary words as they come from the soul within. They are there for the modern age of mankind written in layman terms, easy to understand, easy to retain in one's memory banks by virtue of their absolute simplicity and poetic form. Cover shows Jesus Christ as depicted by Saint Sister Faustina, a Catholic Nun whose vision of Christ was given to her by JESUS himself.

The context of this book is a transposition in poetic verse of the well-known book "The Imitation Of Christ" by Thomas a Kempis. Its publication goes back as far as the fifteenth century. Each chapter and verse is now written in the rhythm of poetry and in ordinary words as you know them, but in another sense they are extraordinary words as they come from the soul within. They are there for the modern age of mankind written in layman terms, easy to understand, easy to retain in one's memory banks by virtue of their absolute simplicity and poetic form. Cover shows Jesus Christ as depicted by Saint Sister Faustina, a Catholic Nun whose vision of Christ was given to her by JESUS himself.