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Weapons of Spiritual Warfare

Weapons of Spiritual Warfare

by Lacy, Earl W
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The biggest deception that Satan has pulled off since the Garden of Eden is to convince humanity that he doesn't exist. The Word of God declares that there is such a person as Satan or the Devil, and that he is alive and living on Earth. He is not as powerful as he was before Calvary, since the decisive victory won by Jesus Christ, but he still remains the most notorious murderer and liar that has even lived.

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Pub dateDec 12, 2015
ISBN-100997085622
ISBN-139780997085624
LanguageEnglish
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