Blast From the Past
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Learn the real truth about the “Battle of Armageddon.” $4.95
Armageddon, just the word strikes fear into the hearts of many people. It is the final ultimate conflict. Is it just around the corner, or is it already in the past? Thanks to the Left Behind books, millions of honest believers are convinced that Armageddon is near! Even American presidents have stated their belief that we are the Armageddon generation!
In this power packed, easy reading new book, Don K. Preston completely dispels the Left Behind, Armageddon theology, and shows that the “final conflict” occurred in the first century. Preston produces irrefutable, clear cut statements of scripture to prove his case. If you want solid, undeniable evidence about Armageddon, and confidence for the future, then you need Blast From the Past: The Truth About Armageddon!
40 pages, paperback
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