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God's Plan of Creation: A Series, Book 3
- The Story: Theology of Cosmology
- Narrated by: Ken Clark Smooth Voiceovers
- Length: 5 hrs and 17 mins
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God's Plan of Creation: A Series, Book 3
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Publisher's Summary
The third book, The Story, displays a visual timeline of creation. It begins with the Monolythic force or power we call God and ends when Jesus took off his carpenter's apron and said, “My time has come”.
Book 3 uses scriptural references of theology along with scientific points of cosmology. It utilizes information from both sources to plot out a pictorial timeline in attempts to gain a deeper understanding of God's plan of creation.
©2019 Robert Neal Smith (P)2019 Robert Neal Smith
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