Fallen Angels Giants Monsters And The World Before The Flood Study Guide (Studen
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As It Was in the Days of Noah
FINALLY! In this riveting series, Rick Renner has unlocked the mystery surrounding the “sons of God” and the “giants” that appeared in the earth before the Flood during the days of Noah.
To film Fallen Angels, Giants, Monsters, and the World Before the Flood, Rick and his team traveled to eastern Turkey to the ruins of Noah’s Ark. In this series, Rick dives deep into the scriptures to give you solid answers to many questions. Among them, you’ll learn:
*Who are the “sons of God” in Genesis 6:1 and 2?
*What does the promise of 120 years really mean?
*Where is the real location of Noah’s Ark today?
Rick says, “This is THE series I’ve wanted to teach for decades. With the research we conducted at the real Noah’s Ark, along with amazing historical records, I believe this long-awaited series will answer a multitude of questions for people who have wondered about the strange events that occurred before the Flood and what Jesus said about them being repeated at the end of the age.”
The information in these 15 lessons will amaze you and open your mind to mysteries hidden in the Bible that have great impact on our world today. Join Rick as he unearths mysteries that have been hidden for too long!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781667504469
ISBN10: 1667504460
Rick Renner
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2023
Publisher: Harrison House Publishers
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