Right At The Door
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At no time in history has it become more apparent we are in the final days before Jesus Christ’s return. Weary from fear of terrorism, violence, and an unknown future, we battle against despair. But we have a loving Heavenly Father who does not leave us in the dark and alone. Through the revelations of God’s Word, the author reveals God’s plan for these final days and a timeframe for Jesus’ long-awaited return. In a world besieged by hopelessness, this is a great hope. Jesus is near. He is right at the door.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781615797585
ISBN10: 1615797580
Larry Ungar
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: November 2009
Publisher: Xulon Press
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