An important message concerning the centrality of martyrdom in the historic and age-ending purposes of God.
The Controversy of Zion and the Time of Jacob's Trouble
A Resource Center Based on the Book by Dalton Lifsey
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We stand at a critical historical juncture. An unprecedented conflict over the issue of Israel is mounting on the horizon. Join the growing company of blood-bought believers in the nations who are seeking to rightly understand and faithfully proclaim this important message of "The Controversy of Zion and the Time of Jacob's Trouble."
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We’ve just listened to your message on martyrdom. It is a faithful presentation of truth to prepare the end-time church for what is to come. We praise God that is being proclaimed in our home town, how amazing… We look forward to fellowship sometime in the future. Many blessings, Nigel & Bryn from Omokoroa – but still in Broken Hill.
I’m encouraged you appreciated it. Let us know when you hop the ‘ditch.’
Dalton