Prophecy Speaks: Dissolving DoubtsReview and Herald Pub Assoc, 2009 - 110 pages ¿Inviting all skeptics, scoffers, unbelievers, infidels!¿The advertisement in the newspaper caught George Emerson¿s attention. A man named David Dare was inviting all skeptics, scoffers, unbelievers, and infidels to his lectures¿and they were free to interrupt at any time with questions or with denials of his statements! Who could pass up an opportunity like that?But when George and his family arrived at the meeting hall, they were startled to hear the intrepid Mr. Dare claim that prophecy would prove the Bible to be true. They were quite sure it wasn¿t possible. Or was it? |
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How to Disprove the Bible | 25 |
Egypt Confounds the Unbeliever | 30 |
The Daring of Daniel | 39 |
Every Jew a Miracle | 45 |
Skeptics Compelled to Witness for the Bible | 50 |
Infidel Ruler Tries to Break Prophecy | 61 |
Christ the Heart of Prophecy and History | 65 |
Infidels Testify for Christ | 75 |
Confessions of Leading Living Infidels | 85 |
Converted Skeptics | 91 |
What Has the Skeptic to Offer? | 97 |
What Christianity Has to Offer | 102 |
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