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Kingdoms in Time (2018)

Journey through ancient Israel and hear from expert theologians, historians, and archaeologists on how we can know these prophecies were written in advance--and what it means for the ones that have yet to come true. Featuring reenactments and power evidence, Kingdoms in Time is an extraordinary adventure through history where you will discover the astonishing evidence that Bible prophecy has been precisely fulfilled throughout the ages. You will believe that God's Word stands forever and can be trusted
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Journey through ancient Israel and hear from expert theologians, historians, and archaeologists on how we can know these prophecies were written in advance--and what it means for the ones that have yet to come true. Featuring reenactments and power evidence, Kingdoms in Time is an extraordinary adventure through history where you will discover the astonishing evidence that Bible prophecy has been precisely fulfilled throughout the ages. You will believe that God's Word stands forever and can be trusted

Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Wayne Leman
Written By:Doug Batchelor
In Theaters:9/1/2018
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