Publisher's Synopsis
In this one of a kind book we reveal certain aspects of prophetic end-times events that until now, you have not been told. We have reached our conclusions through extensive research in the Scriptures of the Holy Bible and a very strict set of hermeneutics that we call "The Symphonic Method of Scriptural Study." Together, we can take a journey through the symphony of Scripture to arrive at some unique findings listed below. *** There is a coming false prince that later becomes the Antichrist. *** Why the Apostle John was crying when no one was found worthy to break the seals on the sealed book in Heaven. *** The Legal transfer of dominion from Satan to Jesus Christ that takes place in the courtroom scene in Heaven. *** The beast that ascends out of the bottomless pit kills the Two Witnesses. *** The 30-day window talked about in the Book of Daniel. *** The 1290 days until Armageddon. *** When Jesus became the Messiah. *** A new dispensation begins with the 144,000 Jews. *** Jesus receives a Heavenly Kingdom first and then an Earthly Kingdom. *** The pattern of the double witness of Scripture within the Bible. In the ages past, God developed a plan linking humanities restoration to Himself. This is now being accomplished by His New Covenant provided through Jesus Christ, The Anointed One. This book deals with how this New Covenant with all humanity affects the 2000 years of split Messianic history. Also revealed in detail in this very distinct book is how this Covenant ultimately affects the Church, Israel, and Christ's soon Appearing. Additional topics include the protection of the woman in Revelation 12 for "a time, times and half a time, from the face of the serpent" (Rev.12:14), along with the Antichrist ruling and reigning over the kings of the earth during this same 42-month period. The Tribulation period, the mark of the beast, and the battle of Armageddon are also discussed. These and many more topics are brought to life in this special book concerning these, as of yet, unfulfilled prophecies of both the Old and New Testaments.
