The Hiding Place

When the Nazis invaded the Netherlands, the quiet life of Corrie ten Boom turned into a nightmare. She made her house a "hiding place" for the Jews so she and her family were sent to concentration camps. Collie refused despair and discovered how Jesus changed the loss to glory! This unforgettable story will make you feel moved by tears.

Corrie Ten Boom stood naked with her older sister Betsie while watching the hostess defeat the prisoner in the concentration camp. "Oh, poor woman" cried Corey. "Yes, God please forgive her," Betsie replied. And again, Cory realized that my sister prayed for the cruel Nazis and protected the soul.

Both women were sent to the camp to help the Jews. The words of the spirit and of Christ are their guides and they are trying to save his persecuted people - risking their lives; they made it possible to survive the period of great terror He is his strength.

This is a book with the glory of God and the courage of a quiet Christian life, and his life was changed by it. A story about a courageous woman who listens and lives with the message of Christ, with joy and victory!

Over the years since the book was closed Corrie Ten Boom has been moving forward with information about her victory around the world, especially behind the Iron Curtain. As an author of millions of valuable books, she is also a colorful and funny speaker who also has some content for young audiences. And that is one of her many interesting personal mysteries. This is the whole story behind the faith that touches, provokes and changes the lives of all places.

The two books are very similar on their journey, but they are far away on the way they walk and are hidden at night. At The Hiding Place, a book about the life of Cornelia ten Boom and her journey from average life to painful life helped her discover a strong belief in God. In the evening, Erie · Witel lost all his faith in God and religion after he began to have more faith in his God and had to endure his family's death. - Love is a remedy for the unhappy cause of human sorrow and their misfortune. Love is a sense that transcends someone or someone they admire. It exists everywhere, in every form, under all conditions, everywhere, even when it is not the most anticipated. Love can bring happiness to life, but in the drama "Midsummer Night's Dream", people will fall into a world of confusion and misunderstanding. Love is chaotic, unpredictable and leads to sorrow

Every day you are hunted and you will change your hiding place every day. Death is imminent. On the night of July 31, 1943, when I woke up we shouted with a gunshout and shouted, "The Jews went out." It looks like a grave under the trash can. My mother and father, my brother and I, and my aunt. We were sitting together and knees bent, so we all have space. We heard them put together the Jews and took them away. Ella Liebermann-Shiber depicts these feelings in some of her works and depicts a series of emotions of fear, tension, uncertainty, and above all alienation and isolation. At that moment, they are part of them, and they are now being rejected. (Hideaway, Museum number 2538, hidden place, museum number 2537, hidden place, museum number 2539, hidden children's museum, museum number 2532). She recalls that their greatest fears are as follows.