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“But if you look to your Maker, you'll find enough power to kill a thousand Slaters - Dr. John Francis”

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Ted Dekker
Ted Dekker

Ted Dekker, born on October 24, 1962, is an American author known for his suspenseful, fantasy, and religious-themed works. His books have gained widespread popularity among readers. more

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