Israel, Islam, and the End of the Age
This seminar outlines the necessity of having a Jewish foundation as the anchor in our approach to the Scriptures. With this anchor we will peer into the end times concerning Islam, Israel and the coming kingdom of God.
John Harrigan
John Harrigan is a church planter and missions trainer. He and his family work for an evangelical organization in the Middle East. They have a passion for the cross, the return of Jesus, and the Great Commission.
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Session 1 - Jewish Stewardship of the Oracles of God
Session 2 - Competing Narratives of Redemptive History
Session 3 - Islamic Narrative of Redemptive History
Session 4 - Discipleship and the Hope of Israel
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