Dreamscape
Dreamscape
Dreams of the Past and Future End-Time Visions
by Hadassah Cohen
Genre: Non-Fiction
Through the years God has given me many dreams. And many have been about the end times. Through my dreams and my studying, I have observed and seen God's Word unfold in miraculous ways. I have experienced joy, sadness, and some uncertainty in my dreams. God has also answered many questions that I have had about the things to come on this earth. I am sharing my dreams with you in hopes that I can encourage one soul to get themselves together because Jesus is coming soon. I hope that souls are saved and encouraged to obey God's word so that when He says come my people they will be caught up to meet Jesus in the air.
Hadassah Cohen is a
writer who wants to alert and warn others of spiritual events they
may have had in their life. She's a strong believer that God has his
hand in everything, which gave her the courage to write her debut
novel, Dreamscape. She resides in the midwest where she works as an
assembler making hand tools.
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