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| PLU: | 29746 |
Books & Media, Prophecy & Last Days
$24.99
What Is Behind the Great Controversy Between Good and Evil? is a Bible study manual guiding readers through the conflict between good and evil, highlighting God’s purpose to vindicate His character and restore His image in humanity through Jesus Christ.
The manual traces Scripture’s narrative, starting with the origin of the controversy in heaven, the fall of humanity, the plan of redemption, the ministry of Christ, the sanctuary, prophetic events, and ending with the final victory of God’s kingdom. Each topic is presented in a structured outline format with Bible references and supporting citations to facilitate understanding, study, and sharing of the message.
Beyond a collection of lessons, this manual serves as a resource for personal study, Bible workers, teachers, and individuals seeking to present biblical truths systematically. Users are encouraged to engage with the themes, use the outlines, study the Scriptures, review the references, and develop their own presentations based on a deeper understanding of God’s Word.
Each conflict ultimately centers on the broader issues of God’s revelation of character and loyalty, worship, and trust. Through the study of Scripture, readers observe how Christ addresses every challenge, overcomes all opposition, and leads His people toward final restoration.
This study aims to strengthen faith, deepen understanding of the Scriptures, and equip individuals to share the hope of God’s everlasting kingdom.
| PLU: | 29746 |
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