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Fear Not! Death and the Afterlife from a Christian Perspective

Ligon Duncan with J. Nicholas Reid (Authors)

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Foreword by Jerry Bridges

Binding: Paperback
Page Count: 96
Publisher: Christian Focus
ISBN#: 9781845503581

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Description: "Fear Not , which covers extensively all aspects of death, including what happens to believers immediately after death, the resurrection, the final judgment and then the eternal state…This is a book to inform and encourage every Christian. All of us will be edified by its pages. It is my pleasure to commend it to every Christian reader.”
--Jerry Bridges, from the Foreword

About the Author
Ligon Duncan, PhD, is the General Editor, and is the Senior Minister of the historic First Presbyterian Church (PCA), Jackson, Mississippi. He is now Adjunct Professor of Theology at the Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS), where he was formerly the John R. Richardson Professor of Systematic Theology. He is Convener of the Twin Lakes Fellowship, a Council Member of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, Chairman of the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, and Secretary of the Board of Belhaven College.
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