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|  | | The Devil is in the Details
The phrase "the devil is in the details" is used in many instances to infer that small and seemingly insignificant things are often overlooked until at a later date they evolve into serious situations. Satan makes life difficult for the believer in small ways. Sorting out those details is long and arduous work.
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">Knowing your enemy is an important ingredient in any battle strategy. The more you know about the enemy, the better you are prepared to expect certain actions and anticipate counter measures. u>The Devil Is in the Details/u> searches Scripture to uncover mankind’s greatest enemy, Satan./div>
div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt">Details are important and when dealing with Satan one overlooks the detail at their own peril. The title of the book was chosen to highlight the many instances of evil that occur in Scripture to warn the believer tha | |  | | Things That Must Take Place: A Commentary on Revelation Chapters 4-22
Conservative verse by verse commentary on the book of Revelation.
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p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 8pt;">font size="3">font face="Calibri">The book of Revelation was meant to be understood. Why would the Holy Spirit inspire the writing of a book of the Bible with the intention of creating confusion in the mind of the reader? With those ideas in mind Tony Kessinger has explored the depths of the book that commentators throughout church history have labeled as fraught with symbolism and loaded with mystery.o:p>/o:p>/font>/font>
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| |  | | Where The Four Roads Merge
A chronological narrative of the four gospels
The book examines all four gospels and arranges them into one chronological narrative. |
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