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Unashamed with the Robertson Family — Ep 1417 | Prophecy! The Exact Time of the Coming of God's Kingdom Revealed
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Ep 1417 | Prophecy! The Exact Time of the Coming of God's Kingdom Revealed

Unashamed with the Robertson Family

Zach’s bizarre dream about getting canceled for his beliefs takes an unexpected Phil Robertson turn and launches the guys into a deep dive through Daniel, Revelation, and the kingdom of God. Al, Jase, and Zach trace an ancient timeline that may pinpoint the exact timing of God’s kingdom and make a prophecy of their…

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“Once Saved, Always Saved” is not a teaching handed down by the Apostles nor by the earliest Christians. This doctrine only began to appear many centuries later during the Protestant Reformation in the 1500s, and became more popular in mode…

@MkJames-r7q · YouTube comment

Zacks product placement of Apple shows his truth

@starshipgraffiti · YouTube comment

It’s amazing how you have to twist scripture and leave out half the prophecies to get the kingdom now. His kingdom lives in us, yes, but HE IS COMING FOR HIS BRIDE (the church) and to JUDGE THIS EARTH‼️ Read ALL your Bible.

@farmsteadflowersandfoxhoun8302 · YouTube comment

Assuming the title is just click bait, because no one can prophecy or "reveal" the exact time of the coming of God's kingdom. We know because His Word says so...

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