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A Sneak Peek into “The Soon Coming King”

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In all of history, there has never been one quite as He. He lived a simple life and yet impacted His world and generations unborn in a way that has never been. He was many things while He walked the earth – healer, saviour, miracle worker, even a carpenter. He is JESUS – THE SOON COMING KING! This book will take you on a thrilling journey, discovering his very person.

Paul Senayah’s latest book, “The Soon Coming King,” promises to take readers on an unforgettable journey through the life and legacy of Jesus Christ. Discover the healer, the saviour, the miracle worker, and more in this compelling narrative. Stay tuned to Sweet Melodies 94.3 FM for more updates and exclusive content from Paul Senayah himself.

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