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Fires before the Dawn by Alistair Gardiner
An insight into the current events of the `90`s to the final coming of Christ.
(on back page of book)
Alistair Gardiner`s commitment to the message of this book eventuated in a remarkable manner. During his service in World War 2 as a Pilot, he was involved in a mid-air encounter & a consequent horrific plane crash. Blinded, paralysed & helpless in the wreckage of his cockpit, God challenged him for future service.
Subsequently he attended Melbourne University, graduating in Commerce (Economics) & Business Administration, followed by a very successful business career. God`s war-time challenge became a reality, & he was invited to minister in practically every denomination in numerous countries around the world.
He is currently (1992) the immediate Past President of the Apostolic Church in Australia.
FOREWARD by Alistair Gardiner.
Incontestably the most fascinating & provocative proposition for consideration today, is the phenomenal correlation between contemporary world events & their accurate prediction centuries ago.
This is a subject which has consistently motivated personal interest, incentive & research for decades. It is of particular significant that the momentous & dramatic crisis which has characterized the `1990`s` were not only precisely & explicitly foretold; but were correspondingly aligned with, & depicted as a prelude to the final cataclysmic world conflict of Armageddon.
This book is submitted to draw attention to the overriding consequence of these international powerplays; & to stimulate your personal preparation for the simultaneous appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Marilyn C
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