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The book of Revelation is often seen as primarily a treatise on the “time of the end” but it is much more. If viewed in its entirety and with prayerful understanding, the message of Revelation is the total picture of the salvation of man. Didn’t Go! is written to provide a progression from the creation of mankind to the end of mankind: this is what the book of Revelation discusses. It is the book that allows mankind to view itself from the “cradle to the grave”. Didn’t Go! is not just a book for mature Christians but for all religious people and for all who are serious about the discussion of the place of religion in the “kingdom of man.” It is not “heavy” theological reading, but it does require a serious attention to thought, not a cursory attachment to dogma. Please evaluate and criticize this document as you will.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781597815512
ISBN10: 1597815519
Duane Andry
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2005
Publisher: Xulon Press
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