When You See the Abomination… [Video]

Phil Norcom expounds on this important warning from the lips of Jesus, “When you see the abomination that causes desolation flee to the hills of Judea…” The discussion will also look towards the book of Daniel for understanding as the Lord directed in this verse. This teaching is from the 2012 Convocation in Madison, Ohio.


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(2hr: 16min)
 

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Bible Study, Convocation 2012, Daniel, Jacob's Trouble, Matthew, Prophecy, The Last Days, Video
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