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Welcome to Lion Of Judah Ministry |
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Lion of Judah Ministry
is an independent, non-denominational ministry that is controlled by a
Board of Directors of five men. The Ministry circulates a bi-monthly
teaching newsletter that tracks current events and how they relate to
Bible prophecy and the soon return of Jesus. The Ministry features Gary
Fisher as an author and conference speaker.
The Ministry also hosts a bi-weekly Bible
prophecy class in the Franklin, TN area, just south of Nashville, with
Gary as the teacher (temporarily suspended for January-April of 2008).
With the newsletter and the speaking engagements, the focus of this
ministry is to make the return of Jesus an unavoidable issue! We are
living in unique times and are more-than-likely the generation that
will see the return of Jesus, the Messiah! The Ministry asks the
question to all: What will you do with the time that remains?
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November 2009 The Best of Israel |
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Our last trip of December '08/January '09 was a great success!!! We never saw any of the trouble displayed on TV about the Gaza Strip. We had a very meaningful and peaceful tour! We are planning another very similar to this tour for November 2nd-13th. This trip is limited to the first thirty that register. Get in touch with the Lion of Judah Ministry office ASAP if interested (615-591-8036). Gary Fisher
$3399.00 from Newark, NJ --
November 2nd - 13th, 2009
Come and Let Us Go Up to the Mountain of the House of the Lord.
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Does Mayan Calendar Predict
2012 Apocalypse?
USA Today - With humanity coming up fast on 2012, publishers are helping readers gear up and count down to this mysterious — some even call it apocalyptic — date that ancient Mayan societies were anticipating thousands of years ago. A fourth is due this fall. Each arrives in the wake of the 2006 success of 2012: The Return of Quetzalcoatl, which has been selling thousands of copies a month since its release in May and counts more than 40,000 in print. The books also build on popular interest in the Maya, fueled in part by Mel Gibson's December 2006 film about Mayan civilization, Apocalpyto. Authors disagree about what humankind should expect on Dec. 21, 2012, when the Maya's "Long Count" calendar marks the end of a 5,126-year era.
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