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    View From Above: Heaven is Looking Down
    View From Above: Heaven is Looking Down
    View From Above: Heaven is Looking Down
    Audiobook6 hours

    View From Above: Heaven is Looking Down

    Written by Brian Stewart

    Narrated by Scott Jeffers

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    About this audiobook

    View From Above was written for those whom have never read the Bible. It was meant to be a synopsis from Creation in the Garden of Eden to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem and his triumph over death. Care was taken to make sure it did not go contrary to scripture but liberty was taken to create an entertaining historical fiction style novel and to keep the book moving along at a quick pace. If you get a chance to listen we guarantee you will love this unabridged version read by veteran actor and performer Scott Jeffers. Does God watch over us all? Are we victims of chance or a truly loving kind creator? Perhaps after you listen you can examine for yourself, your own relationship with the Creator of the universe.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBoat Angel Outreach Center
    Release dateDec 17, 2021
    ISBN9781669628866
    View From Above: Heaven is Looking Down

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