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The Visions: Understanding the End Time Prophecies in the Book of Daniel

[Paperback]

by Adams Robert I. Adams

Author
Adams Robert I. Adams
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Independently Published
Published
October 2020

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New York Times best-selling author, Joel Richardson, has this to say about THE VISIONS: "Robert Adams is a refreshingly clear and cogent thinker and writer. This easy to digest book on the prophecies of Daniel will help every student of the Scriptures gain a great introductory understanding of this most critical end time manual." The book the prophet Daniel wrote is more relevant today than ever before. It's vital we get a grasp of its world-changing prophecies that await their fulfillment. Within the book of Daniel, there are five major prophecies that, from our point of view, begin in history and end in the future. These prophecies converge in the end time and they show us details of what will happen both before and at the return of Christ. THE VISIONS will help you explore these predictions and comprehend the divinely ordained oracles the prophet Daniel received. The author presents his findings in an orderly and easy-to-follow manner. He shows how the visions in Daniel's book are tied together and form a portrait of the time of the end.