El-Shaddai: The God Who Is More Than Enough by Kenneth E. Hagin.

_*El-Shaddai: The God Who Is More Than Enough_* by Kenneth E. Hagin. 

*BOOK SUMMARY*.

Kenneth Hagin’s _*El-Shaddai: The God Who Is More Than Enough_* highlights the story of Sir Kenneth E. Hagin and his experience as a teenager. 

Kenneth E. Hagin was bedridden as a teenager, and Satan tried to rob him of his life, but the Spirit of God spoke the following phrase of Scripture to his spirit: "With long life will I satisfy him" (Psalm 91:16). As Kenneth Hagin studied the Scriptures, he learned about El-Shaddai, one of the seven covenant names through which God revealed Himself to Israel. El-Shaddai means the “All-Sufficient One" or "the God who is more than enough."  
 
Furthermore the book 4 chapters covers the 91st Psalm, explaining El-Shaddai’s sufficiency. It also lists the seven things that El-Shaddai promises to do for the person who sets His love upon Him. These things are

(1) DELIVER HIM:
(2) I will SET HIM ON HIGH, because he hath known my name.
(3) He shall call upon me, and I WILL ANSWER HIM:
(4) I WILL BE WITH HIM in trouble; I will deliver him,
(5) and HONOUR HIM.
(6) WITH LONG LIFE WILL I SATISFY HIM, and
(7) SHEW HIM MY SALVATION."

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