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Facing Jerusalem

Facing Jerusalem

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Christianity is in trouble. Every day our faith is attacked and often watered down. Too many young people are leaving the faith of their childhood to chase the dream of this world. Those who are zealous for the faith of the first-century church are few in number or many stay silent. 

Drawing from the authors’ many years of working in Israel, and filled with personal stories, this book paints a beautiful picture of how all Christians should care about Israel and recognize Jerusalem’s key role in the redemption of the world.

Authors: Zac Waller and Luke Hilton
Publisher: Westbow Press (Zondervan)
Format: Paperback
Page Count: 122 pages
Dimensions: 5.0 inches by 7.9 inches

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wilma meindertsma

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Mary Ann Hickman
Did not receive!!!

I ordered this book but received the Mathew book instead. I have sent you notifications about this but no one responds. I would like to receive the book I ordered to read it!!! Please help!!!

Hi Mary Ann,

We are so sorry that we accidentally sent you a different book than you ordered. Our team has responded to your email and we have the correct book on the way to your address. You can keep the extra book that we sent you by accident.

Again, please accept our apologies. Thank you for supporting our work in Israel through your purchase!

Kind regards,
The Israel Guys Team

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STEPHEN BENDICK
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I think you guys are walking right on the edge with this book. God is in Heaven not Jerusalem, But glad i read it !!!

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Sharon North
Facing Jerusalem

Very well written book filled with jaw dropping insights!
Israel is truly the apple of God's eye and I for one will continue to support her however I can.

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Timothy YEADELL
Yes, very appropriate.

We are already Sabbath keepers, lovers of Israel (having volunteered to serve on nine IDF bases via "Sar-El", and we, too, do not proseletyse but embrace our Israeli Orthodox friends with simple love and courtesy and respect.

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