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Left Behind Study Guide

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by Tim LaHaye
About 45 pages (13,336 words)
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Chapter 13 Summary

Rayford makes the decision to tell Chloe about his attraction to Hattie. He tries to think of ways to convert Chloe that will not be alienating to her. He is desperate for her to change so that she can be saved. He is afraid that she will wait too long and then it will be too late for her to do anything about her salvation. During a layover in Atlanta, Rayford tells Chloe the whole story about Hattie. As expected, she is angry and hurt by it. He also tells her that he invited Hattie to dinner so that he could tell her about his conversion. He wants her to know that he cares about her salvation as well, and thinks that this is the way to prove it to her. While his.....

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