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America's Coming Judgment: Where Is Our Hope?

By: Tom Gilbreath, Thomas J Hughes
Narrated by: Noel Goetz
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Is America still the greatest country on earth? How does God see it? In America's Coming Judgment, Thomas J. Hughes examines the United States in the light of scripture. What he finds is ominous.

In the Bible, God made promises to nations as well as to people. He rewards godly behavior. But when a nation intentionally turns away from him, when it harms the vulnerable, and when it mocks his standards of right and wrong, he promises another kind of response - judgment.

Has America gone too far? Is there still hope? In this riveting volume, Thomas J. Hughes explains the purposes of God's judgment, and how it applies to the United States.

©2017 Thomas J Hughes Inc (P)2017 Thomas J Hughes Inc Politics & Government Religious Studies United States

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