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Grafted-in: The Uniting of Two Nations Into One Kingdom

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by James Q. Moss

Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Enlightenment Publishing LLC
Published
March 2020
Weight
250g

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"Grafted In: The Uniting of Two Nations Into One Kingdom" is a book of scriptural evidence identifying the true and chosen people of The Most High who was given the promise of the everlasting covenant. It brings Biblical prophecy in proper perspective of what it truly means to be "Grafted in" his plan of salvation for Yisrael. It outlines the clues in key scriptures that are often overlooked in traditional studies and Sunday sermons. Linking historical events to the present, "Grafted in" aims to enlighten the minds and souls of mysteries so long unforetold.