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Angels Unaware

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First published at 13:27 UTC on December 10th, 2020.

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Jeff Coulter with JNS Ministries discusses his Christian fiction, Angels Unaware. An inspirational story of faith and miracles.
"If ever there is a perfect day it is this day. A day of early dawn and golden sunshine. A solemn figure standing at the Griffith Observatory, overlooking the city. From nowhere and from eternity. As he looks at the rising sun, he communes with the Father in reverent silence. Looking down at the city where he will walk among us, he notices his hands. Looking at them and rolling them over to reveal his palms, he lightly clinches his fists. Though eternity is limitless and boundless, the sensation is humbling. Looking at the brightening sky, he utters a whispering prayer, "Father, thy will be done."

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