The Damned May Enter - Paschall, Jedidiah
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The Doomsday Clock has struck midnight and humanity stands at the edge of the end of the world. In the ashes of a global war, Malachi and Jacob Brandt are pulled into a harrowing journey to bring an end to the conflict while they grapple with the cosmic implications of their unique prophetic calling to herald the end of the present age and the emergence of a coming age of universal restoration. The Damned May Enter follows the Brandts through their personal struggles, family tragedies, and explores how broken and imperfect individuals can take up their calling and take part in an inclusive…mehr

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The Doomsday Clock has struck midnight and humanity stands at the edge of the end of the world. In the ashes of a global war, Malachi and Jacob Brandt are pulled into a harrowing journey to bring an end to the conflict while they grapple with the cosmic implications of their unique prophetic calling to herald the end of the present age and the emergence of a coming age of universal restoration. The Damned May Enter follows the Brandts through their personal struggles, family tragedies, and explores how broken and imperfect individuals can take up their calling and take part in an inclusive Christian community that seeks to be a life-giving force for the world.
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Autorenporträt
Jedidiah Paschall is a creative thinker who is intent on exploring how the apocalyptic imagination can be a vitalizing force within the Christian faith. Over the span of two decades, he has cultivated an abiding interest in biblical studies, theology, philosophy, and the Christian mystical tradition and their relevance for the contemporary world. His passion is to employ the arts of fiction and poetry as a means of exploring the perplexing questions of life and faith. His writing self-consciously seeks to bear witness to the singular uniqueness of Jesus and what his Incarnation, Passion, and Ascension implies for the destiny of humanity.