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In "What in the World Is Going On?" Pastor David Jeremiah analyzes modern history, international relations, and contemporary civilization to identify ten essential Bible prophecies that shape our understanding of current world politics and future events. The book offers a concise, nonfiction perspective aimed at readers interested in biblical forecasting and Christian life.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Religion & Spirituality/Christianity
Authors: David Jeremiah
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