Unlocking Revelation: Prophecy Seminar - The Origin of Evil

 Unlocking Revelation: Prophecy Seminar

Why there is evil in this world
What does the Bible reveal to us regarding how evil came into this world? What does evil coming into this world have to do with the book of Revelation? The origin of evil is key to understanding the controversy taking place even today, and helps us to understand what will take place in the future as revealed by Unlocking Revelation.

Presentation 3 - By Pastor James Boundey, Bullhead-city Seventh-day Adventist Church

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