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    Angels Volume II: Messengers from the Metacosm
    Angels Volume II: Messengers from the Metacosm
    Angels Volume II: Messengers from the Metacosm
    Audiobook3 hours

    Angels Volume II: Messengers from the Metacosm

    Written by Chuck Missler

    Narrated by Gordon Russell

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    About this audiobook

    Chuck explores the contradictory behavior of UFOs, and other demonic deceptions, characteristic of the end times. Are they real? Why do UFOs enjoy a military classification higher than our most sensitive weapons systems? Why are the events which occurred in Roswell, New Mexico, still classified since 1947? Why is the Vatican openly preparing to receive an alien visitor? How should a Christian deal with the occurrences of alien abductions? Jesus admonished us to, "Be not deceived." How? How do we prepare for the deception which, "if it were possible, would deceive the very elect?" 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKoinonia House Inc.
    Release dateJan 10, 2023
    ISBN9781578216451
    Angels Volume II: Messengers from the Metacosm

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