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Precept six; Declaring The End From The Beginning

And from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure: (Isaiah 46:10)

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David Jenkins

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Pages: 328pages
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Exploring the scriptures, this book reveals the reasons behind divine actions and examines the world's response to Jesus' teachings. It emphasizes the significance of understanding the incarnation and identifies a spiritual flood, termed Egypt, that envelops humanity. Readers will learn methods for renewing their minds to focus on heavenly matters and discover how to discern God's voice, which is said to be present daily. Additionally, the text investigates the concept of the rapture, ultimately asserting that the current time is centered on Jesus.

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Precept six; Declaring The End From The Beginning, David Jenkins

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Titre: Precept six; Declaring The End From The Beginning
Sous-titre: And from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure: (Isaiah 46:10)
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: David Jenkins
Éditeur: URLink Print & Media, LLC
Publié: 2023
Format: souple
Pages: 328
ISBN13: 9781684865437
Mots clés: Biographies et réflexions
Description: Exploring the scriptures, this book reveals the reasons behind divine actions and examines the world's response to Jesus' teachings. It emphasizes the significance of understanding the incarnation and identifies a spiritual flood, termed Egypt, that envelops humanity. Readers will learn methods for renewing their minds to focus on heavenly matters and discover how to discern God's voice, which is said to be present daily. Additionally, the text investigates the concept of the rapture, ultimately asserting that the current time is centered on Jesus.