Where the Dead Go
A Scriptural-Based Model That Answers This Question
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Where the Dead Go
Narrated by:
Joyce Moseley
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Narrated by:
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Joyce Moseley
About this listen
This abridged version creates a scripture-by-scripture model that addresses a very important topic and answers questions many of us have regarding what happens when we die. Where do we go at the time of our death? The process begins when we depart from this earth and takes us to a waiting place called Sheol, or Hades. From there, we go on to judgment, and then to our final abode of either Heaven or Hell. Along with the spiritual journey, this book will cover some commonly held misconceptions many may have had about what happens when we die.
©2014 Eric L Richardson (P)2015 Eric Richardson
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