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Isaiah 29 and its Misuse by Various Religous Groups

Its very interesting to see how a passage in Isaiah 29 is being used by both Mormons and Muslims to teach that their leader/prophet was prophesied ahead of time by the Bible, as Dr. James White explains in this 20 minute you-tube video:

Posted by John Samson on July 24, 2008 02:59 AM

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