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In this volume of the End Times Handbook, we discover the abomination of desolation in Daniel, we prove the one to whom it points, we learn the personality of the final world ruler, we discover what to expect during his rule, we discuss the infamous mark of the beast, we learn how Christians and Jews will be affected during his rule, we discuss the timing of his appearance, the timing of Jesus return in light of his appearing and how much of the end times the elect of God will experience before being caught away to meet Jesus in the clouds.

A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER A near-fatal health emergency leads to this powerful reflection on death—and what might follow—by the bestselling author of Tribe and The Perfect Storm. For years as an award-winning war reporter, Sebastian Junger traveled to many front lines and frequently put...

Joseph McCabe was a notable antagonist to all forms of organized religion. In this essay, he offers brief and incisive critiques of some major non-Christian religious systems.

Be the ideal. This book is groundbreaking. It unwinds the jigsaw puzzle of Revelation, debunks some claims about Daniel and critiques some of the other approaches to end times. This book is filled with important information and points to all sorts of books for further research. Written during the time period of the Hamas War, this is an important work to look into to boost your faith and encourage you to overcome. It provides the listener with an easy, logical explanation of the Apocalypse.

Echoing through the corridors of time are whispers that crescendo into an ear-piercing cry foretelling the Apocalypse Unveiled: The Last Three Days. Immerse yourself in a gripping narrative that skirts the edges of reality, where the forbearance of humanity and the fabric of society fray and snap under the weight of celestial chaos. Begin your journey at the precipice of the end as you traverse through the precursors of doom–historical patterns, prophecies, and unavoidable cosmic signals.

Our book “Life After Death: An Interpretive Tool to Understanding Different Lived Expressions in Today's World,” is not only a masterpiece of how Life After Death can become an interpretive tool to the correct understanding of our present living, but it also equips you with the necessary tools for journeying with those who have lost a loved one.

For most of my life I have been telling Bible stories to children. I’ve told the historical accounts of God’s people and the miracles the LORD worked time and time again. I love God’s Word. I love each and every historical account. I could tell them all day long and in my sleep! They are the most riveting and inspiring stories ever…and most importantly, they are the foundation of our confidence of the Lord’s sovereignty, his great power, and his great love for humanity.

This book is written to Christians as a series of letters addressed to Theophilus—One Who Loves God. It provides information most likely never heard by many Christians. The author holds to the belief the Bible–the Word of God–is the sole authority for Christians and the only source of absolute truth. Understanding the Bible in general and the end times in particular is important for all Christians. There are different ways in which the Bible can be interpreted, but which one is correct? One only has to look at the diversity of churches to know this is true.

The notion of whether we are on the brink of the end times and if the Bible holds clues about what lies ahead, particularly in relation to the Israel and Palestine conflict in the Gaza Strip, is a truly intricate and fiercely debated subject. Countless religious interpretations and beliefs revolve around the topic of the end times, each offering unique perspectives and theories. For some, the ongoing strife in the Middle East, exemplified by the conflict between Israel and Palestine, aligns perfectly with biblical prophecies, serving as a forewarning that the end times are fast approaching

Some 4000 years ago a being stepped out from behind reality and spoke to a man called Abraham. Abraham was told he would receive a land and a "seed" (many offspring) who would someday bring a special blessing for every family on earth. The blessing would come near the end of this present world. This is Zion's Promise. This book is for Christians who want to understand the Bible's deepest message. This book is for Jews who want to understand Zion. This book is for everyone who is searching for the truth of why they were born in the first place.

The Antichrist’s grip on power grows stronger by the day. In New Babylon, when Chelsea’s father pressures her to get on board with the Antichrist’s program, she must decide whether to take the mark of the beast and eat. If she does not, she will starve. In Minnesota, a raging fire, fueled by the Two Witnesses’ drought, threatens to force Caleb and Tanya from the Northwoods. But in a world falling apart, where would they go? In Marseilles, Dylan and the Nazarene Friends are on the run from Truth Squads while desperately searching for Margot.

Tritle confronts the secular and religious alarmists by addressing the threshold-ism of impending world doom, as well as escapism and pessimism regarding the success of the church's gospel message that are associated with such teachings. On the contrary, our futures are filled with great hope based on the word of God itself. This is good news for both Christians and non-Christians alike.

This is a collection of teachings adapted from the lectures of Neville Goddard, one of the greatest modern metaphysical teachers of biblical principles and scripture. Anyone can gain powerful insights by following his practical manner of making even the most complicated matters clear for all faiths.

Can the people of God still hope for an imminent Second Coming of Jesus? Dan and David Smith are cheerful, hope-filled Adventist men with Venden DNA coursing through their souls! Together they posit a larger question: Who cares? When life is decently abundant down here, when a golden retirement looms and vaccines have chased the germs away, do we still urgently want Jesus Christ to come and take us to a faraway destination known mostly for harps and 24/7 prayer meetings?

Has America entered a prophetic time of judgment? Is the division, political instability, reliance on government, inflation, and increased crime a sign of more to come? Author Carmelita Greco sees the current national unrest as a sign of judgment upon the nation and a call to return to the American motto, “In God we trust.” A series of prophetic encounters, a previous run for Congress, and an inner spiritual urgency to release a call to repentance to a nation that has replaced the historical biblical God with gods of prosperity and self-reliance.

Historicism is the method of interpretation that actually developed out of the Protestant Reformation, which is the reason why, to quote one critic, the “view was so widely held, that for a long time it was called the Protestant view”. That alone should pique interest to a deeper study of the view.

After the return of Christ for his church, there will be a great day of awards. Those who have been faithful will receive recognition at the hands of the Lord in the presence of the assembled hosts. Our reward will be in proportion to our faith and our faithfulness.

Various ideas float around about the subject of last things, leading many Christians to conclude that they don't know what to think about the subject. Yet at the core of the Christian doctrine of last things lies two simple and complementary hopes: that God ever and always offers hope for our individual futures and for the future of the whole world. In this helpful book, Allen and Cornwall explain how we don't have to subscribe to sensationalist theories or sketchy interpretations to believe in Christian hope. 

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A volta de Jesus deveria ser um assunto abordado continuamente nos púlpitos das igrejas. Nem sempre falar do futuro deveria ser motivo de medo, mas de boa expectativa, pois falar do retorno do Senhor deve ser uma experiência renovadora da fé cristã. Este não é um livro maçante sobre escatologia, mas um tratado que ecoa esperança e consolo, advindos das palavras de Jesus sobre os últimos dias. Que o impacto da exposição das palavras do Senhor sobre o fim reascenda nossa fé num futuro promissor e nos leve a louvar a Deus pela certeza da vinda de seu Filho a este mundo com poder e glória.