The Language of Bodies by Suzanne DeWitt Hall

Hall’s elegant prose, coupled with her relentless examination of the perils faced by the deepest parts of the human soul, leave the reader breathless. In short, WHERE TRUE LOVE IS is a God-send. 'Suzanne DeWitt Hall’s seditious and seductive novel The Language of Bodies is brilliantly unnerving. If the truth shall set you free then this book is a very gentle yet powerful tool to break the chains of ignorance and self-hatred so many of us have been taught. The concept may feel awkward at first, because weve been trained by purity culture and centuries of mistrust of our bodies and our desires.

Her debut novel, THE LANGUAGE OF BODIES (Woodhall Press) launches in October 2022. Not who your Sunday School teacher may have said He is but WHO HE IS. Suzanne DeWitt Hall (she/her/hers) is the author of Where True Love Is devotionals, the Living in Hope series which supports the family and friends of transgender people, The Path of Unlearning faith deconstruction books, and the Rumplepimple adventures. Suzanne DeWitt Hall has done exactly THAT in this wonderful and comforting book! One doesn't need to be gay or straight, lgbt, or anything else other than a seeker of Jesus Christ to get hearts full of comfort and peace out of this book.Īvoiding political drama and shock value statements, Miss Hall has seen God face to face and isn't afraid to share with us WHO HE is. Cats are everywhere ' Its a gorgeous, dark tale about the enduring power of love, and the human spirits unwillingness to give up.' The Language of Bodies Suzanne DeWitt Hall.

If I teach you successfully you will spend the rest of your lives blowing up that box and letting God out of it because He doesn't fit into anything I can construct for you anyway.' When I was in Bible College, my theology professor said, 'It is my job for the next four years to put God in a box because as a professor: I need answers written onto a page. The Language of Bodies probes the seduction of vengeance using vivid, sensual imagery to explore how love transcends the particulars of body parts, and how.

The Language of Bodies by Suzanne DeWitt Hall