Franklin Graham is speculating in his end times tweet to Boris Johnson. No one knows when Jesus will return
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Martyn Whittock2021-11-12T13:42:00
Franklin Graham has responded to Boris Johnson’s words on climate change by suggesting that God’s judgement is imminent. But no-one knows when Jesus will return, and Christians have got their end times theology badly wrong in the past, says Martyn Whittock
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