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"Where there is no vision the people cast off restraint." Proverbs 29:18

Today, more than ever, it is most important that the Lord's people have vision because "without vision the people perish." In the last book of the Bible, The Revelation, we find a series of visions concerning our Lord Jesus in relation to the last days.During 1978, in Richmond, Virginia, Stephen Kaung shared a series of messages on these seven visions.

Each of the chapters listed below under Contents is one spoken message. You can link to these spoken messages by clicking on the individual chapter titles.

Contents

The Vision Of Paul