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EDITORIAL REVIEW:
We all have questions about what heaven will be like. Randy Alcorn helps answer some of these questions by sharing his extensive research on the topic--all from a biblical perspective. His writing will surprise readers and stretch their thinking beyond anything they've imagined heaven to be like. And *Heaven* will help readers strive for eternity while they're living on earth.
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