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PART TWO - The Window of the Lord's Return: The Unfolding Signs of the End Times
Author John Shorey continues to receive pieces of the prophetic puzzle. More mysteries have been revealed in the last two to three years then what we have seen in the last thirty years. Time is running out. This is not a time to be watching from the sidelines. No! It is time to prepare for the coming great and dreadful Day of the Lord.
325 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2015
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July 5, 2015
Not bad but repetitive and poorly edited
It took me forever to make it thru this book. A lot of the content was repeated over and over from chapter to chapter. I agree with John Shorey's mid-tribulation stance because solid scripture backs it up. There were a lot of places where whole sentences made no sense because of editing. That was confusing trying to figure out what the author had originally wrote. Overall the book was exactly what I expected. If you like reading end times books, you'll enjoy this one.
It took me forever to make it thru this book. A lot of the content was repeated over and over from chapter to chapter. I agree with John Shorey's mid-tribulation stance because solid scripture backs it up. There were a lot of places where whole sentences made no sense because of editing. That was confusing trying to figure out what the author had originally wrote. Overall the book was exactly what I expected. If you like reading end times books, you'll enjoy this one.
September 22, 2015
Not a writer
The author may have a very good message and important one that the church needs to consider - though personally I can't quite buy into his mind-tribal position, I do believe the church will be a part of the tribulation - the author's redundancy and repetition makes it a tough read unless you enjoy the slogging.
The author may have a very good message and important one that the church needs to consider - though personally I can't quite buy into his mind-tribal position, I do believe the church will be a part of the tribulation - the author's redundancy and repetition makes it a tough read unless you enjoy the slogging.
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