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Hagee 3-in-1 Beginning Of The End, Final Dawn Over Jerusalem, Day Of Deception

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great deal for three-books-in one. was a little disappointed how much of it is outdated considering prophesies of future events which have recently taken place.
nevertheless, an excellent reference book for Bible Study concerning a Christian perspective towards the End Times.

Pastor Hagee is one of the best! Says it like it is, why it is, explains thoroughly! No punches pulled, just plain hard truth - like it or not

John Hagee never ceases to amaze me with his knowledge and devotion to the Word of God.

If you want to learn about the Bible from one of the world's greatest preachers, I recommend his books and sermons always.

if you're lost...read, read, read, then pray...get found and saved. don'tmiss out on the only thing we were put here for....to be God's children and praise Him.

For an accurate biblical view of Israel read or listen to, "The Future of Israel" by John MacArthur.

John Hagee is just another tin-horn preacher who has found a profitable niche in peddling his view of the end-times psychodrama. These books contain the usual text out of context Bible quotes and literal interpretations that are unique to Hagee, Hal Lindsey and other end-times hucksters. Hagee serves up the usual hate diatribes against Muslims in this book as well as his idolatry of Israel and its unique role in the end of the world. Hate is an important part of this book and his brand of "Christianity." He basically will keep writing the same book over and over as long as their are people willing to be duped by his "prophecy". For all the poor people who waste their time and money on this garbage, I am reminded of what Billy Graham said regarding the endtimes: "the world ends when you die."

.... you can get all three of these wacky books in one neat volume! Doesn't this hurt the bottom line at Hagee Ministries? What, has the pool of his mesmerized followers begun to dry up? It reminds me of when the band, KISS (aka Kings In Satan's Service) re-packaged their first three albums as "The Originals." At least in that case you had an extra track of "Rock and Roll All Nite", assuming you already had the album "Dressed To Kill." On the other hand, maybe Hagee Ministries was using the KISS model, assuming that it wouldn't hurt to have his drivel repeated in one handy, compact volume of fear.