The Epistle of James: A message to the "spiritual exiles" in the last days
Gerald Flurry · Philadelphia Church of God
Oct 2013 · Philadelphia Church of God
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When James wrote his epistle, he was convinced he was living in the end time. God inspired his message to teach us about the greatest tragedy on Earth at this time-what caused it-and what the solution is!
In this booklet:
• A Message to the Exiles
• The Father of Lights
• Brethren, Show No Partiality
• War Among Teachers
• God Condemns the "Rich Men"
• Elijah's Prayer
In this booklet:
• A Message to the Exiles
• The Father of Lights
• Brethren, Show No Partiality
• War Among Teachers
• God Condemns the "Rich Men"
• Elijah's Prayer
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63 reviews
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March 18, 2017
Lets pray for everyone for each other. Abba help us, we need you!
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Papiso Letseli
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April 9, 2023
I love it saved my soul and helped me with fasting and prayers
Vuyiswa Maseko
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March 21, 2015
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About the author
GERALD FLURRY is pastor general of the Philadelphia Church of God. He is the author of over 45 books and booklets, editor in chief of the Philadelphia Trumpet magazine and presenter on the Key of David television program. In the fall of 2001, he founded Herbert W. Armstrong College, a liberal-arts college, in Edmond, Oklahoma. Through writing, broadcasting and public appearances, Mr. Flurry preaches the wonderful news that Jesus Christ will intervene to save mankind in this generation, as well as a message of warning that many of God’s true people are going astray in this end time.
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