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The Evidence of Biblical Prophecy: Volume 7
- Narrated by: Dave Reagan, Andy Woods, Ed Hindson, Thomas Ice, J.B. Hixson, Paul Van Noy
- Length: 5 hrs and 26 mins
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Summary
Another seven great chapters of topics related to Bible prophecy reveal how close we are to the end times!
Chapter one - The Second Coming of Jesus Christ by Dave Reagan
There is nothing like getting all the facts about the second coming!
Chapter two - One Second After the Rapture by Andy Woods
One minute, everything is normal. Then, without warning, an earth-shattering boom that forever changes the world! What will it be like immediately following our exhilarating exit?
Chapter three - Jesus in Bible Prophecy by Ed Hindson
The best overview of Jesus on the planet! It's a no-nonsense, stand-up-and-yell overview of who Jesus really is.
Chapter four - 10 Keys to Understanding Bible Prophecy by Thomas Ice
Detailed outline of ten key areas of foundational prophetic beliefs.
Chapter five - Daniel 2: Understanding God's Foundational Prophecy by J.B. Hixson
Enjoy a great, fun study of the statue in Daniel 2, one of the clearest of all Bible prophecies. Learn the identity of the toes and their implication for those alive today.
Chapter six - After the Millennium by Paul Van Noy
When Satan is finally cast into the lake of fire at the end of the millennium, time stops and eternity begins. What will it be like?
Chapter seven - Judgment in the Valley of Jehoshaphat by Dave Reagan
Some 80 percent of Christians believe that the Church is now the recipient of God's original promises to Israel. But is that in Scripture? Dave succinctly dismantles this absurd doctrine, while showing the awful ramifications of its tentacles.