America Is Too Young to Die - Softcover

Ravenhill, Leonard

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1931393141 ISBN 13: 9781931393140

Publisher: Christian Life Books, 2005

Synopsis

Originally published in 1979, "America Is Too Young to Die," is one of Leonard Ravenhill's best books.

Ravenhill says, "This much is sure: this generation is mesmerized by materialism and tantalized by TV. It is jeopardized by evils no other age has known, and victimized by cruel, malicious propaganda that clouds reality and therefore confuses thinking. The last but not least ingredient of this 'witches brew' is the religious jackanapes, attracting the crowd to his revival jamboree with the lure of miracles, as a cover-up for his itch for gold.

In the foreword, Vance Havner wrote, "His message is the prophetic trumpet blast, not a pep talk at the civic club."

The book contains Ravenhill's description of a prophet. No better or more powerful description of a biblical prophet has ever been written.

About this title

About the Author:

If the Twentieth Century had a praying prophet, it was Leonard Ravenhill. Ravehill was born in Leeds, England in 1907. He was a successful revivalist in England before moving to the United States.

Ravenhill authored many books, including the best-selling, "Why Revival Tarries."

Among those who consider Ravenhill their mentor are Rabi Zacarias, Tommy Tenney, Steve Hill, Charles Stanley, Bill Gothard and David Wilkerson.

Ravenhill died in 1994.

About this edition

• Publisher: Christian Life Books
• Publication date: 2005
• ISBN 10: 1931393141
• ISBN 13: 9781931393140
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 140