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What is God's will and providence concerning the relationship between America and North Korea? Why have so many American missionaries and soldiers sacrificed their lives in the land of Korea? The profound spiritual truth is finally revealed.
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What is God's will and providence concerning the relationship between America and North Korea? Why have so many American missionaries and soldiers sacrificed their lives in the land of Korea? The profound spiritual truth is finally revealed.
Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Written By:Elliott Hong, Angie Lee
In Theaters:9/20/2007
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Runtime:20 minutes
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