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With over 500,000 Bible prophecy books sold, Mark Hitchcock is fast becoming one of the most popular and widely trusted voices on this topic. The Amazing Claims of Bible Prophecy is his newest release. This book takes a fascinating look at one of the most important aspects of Bible prophecy: It confirms the divine origin and complete reliability of God's Word. Only God-who is all-knowing-can tell what lies ahead with 100 percent accuracy. • Readers will examine ten past prophecies and their astounding fulfillments, all of which serve as profound evidence for both unbelievers and believers that God's Word can be trusted. • Readers will also explore ten future prophecies and see how today's events foreshadow the fact Earth's final hour is near. This resource will encourage believers toward a deeper confidence in the Word and equip them with a powerful defense against those who question the Bible's truth claims. Religion,Biblical Studies,Prophecy
- Author
- Hitchcock, Mark
- Publisher
- Harvest House Publishers
- Published
- 2010
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780736938600
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