25 Messianic Signs

Jan 1, 2006

0h 56m

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Overview

In the ancient ages, the Hebrew prophets predicted that before the advent of their promised Messiah, there would come specific signs that would signal the end of the age. Today those signs have become crystal clear. Join prophetic scholar Dr. Noah Hutchings and Ken Klein as they take you on a prophetic tour of the Holy Land, explaining 25 Messianic signs that point to the return of Christ.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Keith Klein Studios

Total Content Digital

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Cast

Self (as Dr. Noah Hutchings)

Noah Hutchings

Self

Ken Klein

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