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A very nice really like new copy of the book, "History of the Future" by Marvin Blackburn and Timothy D. Blackburn. A commentary on Revelation and Matthew 24. A book that clearly explains end times within the context and flow of Scripture while remaining succinct and readable, enabling the reader to Biblically understand the end times and the eternal future. 216 pages.
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