Angels In The Realms Of Heaven
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Heaven is real!
Christ has already prepared a place for you to dwell with Him in Heaven. Your heavenly home awaits you!
Angels in the Realms of Heaven: The Reality of Angelic Ministry Today is the third book in the exciting, real-life, supernatural series Dancing With Angels!
If you are intrigued by what Heaven looks like and what God’s angels are doing today-you will love this book. Heaven and angels are described in detail by someone who has been there numerous times.
Unlike other books that are basically Bible studies about angels, Angels in the Realms of Heaven is full of testimonies of actual present-day angelic encounters and visitations.
“The Lord told me to record my supernatural experiences, and they are shared in this book. I hope these simple testimonies about Heaven will inspire in every reader a sense of their heavenly home,” writes author Kevin Basconi.
You will be moved to tears of joy and hope as you experience Angels in the Realms of Heaven for yourself!
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SKU (ISBN): 9780768402919
ISBN10: 0768402913
Kevin Basconi
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2012
Reality Of Angelic Ministry Today # 3
Publisher: Destiny Image
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