Intoxicated With Babylon
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Babylon is not a place but rather the seducing spirit of Antichrist, which has quietly infiltrated the pulpits, pews, bookstores and homes of the Christian ranks. Armed with a vast array of worldly charms and enchanting indulgences, she has deceived believers into exchanging a vibrant life in God for the empty shell of powerless religion.
Intoxicated with Babylon rips the mask off this harlot’s face and exposes how she has subtly woven her mindset into the fabric of the end-times Church. It is a sobering wake-up call to a slumbering and sensuous Church to return to holy living.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780975883242
ISBN10: 0975883240
Steve Gallagher
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2007
Publisher: Pure Life Ministries
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