Extravagant Gift
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If you died tomorrow, where would you go? If your answer is to heaven, do you know that for sure? If you are seeking a way to God and to his house, then the message within these covers is seeking you. Salvation – the forgiveness of your sins and your eternal life in heaven – is waiting for you. The path to get there has been cleared. God has made sure of that. Your heavenly father wants desperately to give you his EXTRAVAGANT GIFT!
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SKU (ISBN): 9781606471548
ISBN10: 1606471546
Jerry Schemmel
Binding: Perfect
Published: May 2008
Publisher: Xulon Press
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