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The Promised Land, Vol. 2: The Power of Deliverance

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Published: October 2001
Pages: 629

 

by David G. Woolley

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600 B.C. A man of God stands condemned . . .

The prophet Uriah is on trial for treason, having intercepted sensitive military letters from Captain Laban. If Laban and the elders in the Jerusalem City Council have their way, Uriah, and the secrets that could prove to be Laban's undoing, will be forever silenced. Against such powerful odds, there remains but one person who can save Uriah: the prophet Lehi, but only at the risk of his own life, and the lives of his family members.

Join this epic series as Lehi, Nephi, and other Book of Mormon characters come to life. The Power of Deliverance, Volume 2 in the Promised Land series, is a fast-paced, triumphant sequel to the best-selling novel, Pillar of Fire.

You Will Never Read the Book of Mormon the Same Way Again!

Also available Pillar of Fire, Place of Refuge, and Day of Remembrance, volumes one, three and four in the Promised Land series.



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Captivating and Educational...

Doug, WA - November 20, 2002


I have been anxiously awaiting Brother Woolley's sequel to Pillar of Fire. I finished listening to it in about one week. This is a captivating work. I have enjoyed the author's ability to share the historical as well as weave the fictional characters lives and experiences in a remarkably believable manner. Knowing the incredible amount of research required to complete this work I am thankful to Brother Woolley. I understand that he was quite sick during the interlude between the two volumes. I give this book my highest recommendation. You will definitely want to read the authors Historical Notes in addition to the books.

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