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Left Behind: Prophetic Answer - Dispensational (1 Peter 3:15)

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In Left Behind, the Tribulation Force must give answer for their hope—prophetic hope that sees God's plan unfolding, that understands the times. Dispensational theology sees 1 Peter 3:15 as prophetic

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Topics & Themes

prophetic hopeunderstanding timesGod's planurgentnot afraid

Scripture References

1 Peter 3:15

Emotional Tone

hopetrustanticipation

Audience

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