Thanks for whatever corrections.
Traducing of” Gloria en lugar de Ceniza” author: John Coblentz
Glory instead of ashes
introduction
The sexual abuse schools are being more evident, not only around the world, but sadly too within the churches. Today by today are found increasing the helps offers for victims of sexual abuse. These helps come from support groups, from advisors, or from literature. And every which contributes its part. But the quality of these helps varies much. The support and solutions offered varies according its focus and goals. The counseling books demonstrate this discrepancy also.
This book it`s offer like a biblical guide about this issues. By the way, it`s focus in the practice and avoid the what is technical. It exposes on two sections. The first details the problems associated with the sexual abuse, taking as reference the Tamar history. The second section present tangibles paths searching the health.
Of course, this book does not eliminate the need of fellowship and the help from other people to the life of the victim. The wounded do not health only with a bandage or a good advice. They need true friendships who can demonstrate the love and the wisdom of God. The need friends who take the time to sit with they and to hear to comprehend and sharing them pains; friends who walk like the path of one lame; friends that do not suffer the aversion to the human’s deformities; friends with the courage sufficient for face sin and the human pain. Therefore, this book takes for true the present of counselors and it`s limit to be only a guide.

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Thanks for whatever corrections. 
Traducing of” Gloria en lugar de Ceniza” author: John Coblentz 
Glory instead of ashes
introduction
The sexual abuse schools are being more evident, not only around the world, but sadly too within the churches. Today by today are found increasing the helps offers for victims of sexual abuse. These helps come from support groups, from advisors, or from literature. And every which contributes its part. But the quality of these helps varies much. The support and solutions offered varies according its focus and goals. The counseling books demonstrate this discrepancy also.
This book it`s offer like a biblical guide about this issues. By the way, it`s focus in the practice and avoid the what is technical. It exposes on two sections. The first details the problems associated with the sexual abuse, taking as reference the Tamar history. The second section present tangibles paths searching the health. 
Of course, this book does not eliminate the need of fellowship   and the help from other people to the life of the victim. The wounded do not health only with a bandage or a good advice. They need true friendships who can demonstrate the love and the wisdom of God. The need friends who take the time to sit with they and to hear to comprehend and sharing them pains; friends who walk like the path of one lame; friends that do not suffer the aversion to the human’s deformities; friends with the courage sufficient for face sin and the human pain. Therefore, this book takes for true the present of counselors and it`s limit to be only a guide.

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Title: "Glory Instead of Ashes"
Author: John Coblentz

Introduction

The prevalence of sexual abuse in schools has become increasingly evident, not only worldwide but also tragically within churches. Day by day, the resources available to victims of sexual abuse are growing. These resources come from support groups, counselors, and literature, each contributing in its own way. However, the quality of these resources varies significantly, and the support and solutions offered differ in focus and objectives. This discrepancy is also evident in counseling books.

This book offers a biblical guide on this issue with a focus on practicality rather than technicality. It is divided into two sections. The first section delves into the problems associated with sexual abuse, using the story of Tamar as a reference point. The second section presents tangible paths toward healing.

It is essential to note that this book does not negate the need for companionship and assistance from others in the life of a victim. Wounds do not heal with just a bandage or good advice; they require genuine friendships that can demonstrate the love and wisdom of God. Victims need friends who will take the time to sit with them, listen, understand, and share in their pain. They need friends who will walk alongside them on their journey, even in the face of human imperfections, and who possess the courage to confront sin and human suffering. Therefore, this book acknowledges the presence of counselors and recognizes its limits as only a guide.