Prophecy The Books

This is a book all Bible searching Christians should read, it points right to the Bible and correlates history to Biblical prophecy. Excellent book!

The Fifth Horseman of the Apocalypse is a must read for any serious student of the Bible. Especially the book of Revelation which this book is a study of. This book would also be an excelent companion for the exciting 'Left Behind' series by Dr. Tim Lahaye and Jerry Bridges. Wish it was still in print.

This book is a GEM!!

It really covers the full message of restoration and movement of the spirit of Elijah in these last days all while unveiling the mysteries which we've been blinded from for so long...

Get ready for a journey out of Mystery Babylon, as this book will take you through everything including the spirit of Elijah, Torah & prophetic meanings of the feast's, two houses of Israel, Ephraim's punishment and exile, 144,000, the mystery of the Melchizedek order and much much more, all leading you face to face with the undeniable reality that God is calling His people back home and out of exile and return to the land in a 'Final Exodus' preparing the way for the coming of our king even in our day.

The mainstream religious movements 2000 years ago missed the movement of the spirit of Elijah prior to Yeshua's first coming and did not notice it. I believe the mainstream religious movements of our day will make the same mistake, and not reconize the movement and His second coming. This book does an excellent job at explaining and showing that the spirit of Elijah is moving in the wilderness and way under the radar, and not in the mainstream churches.

I have read dozens of books on these subjects, but I have never seen them presented as well as they are in this book. There are tons of scriptural references, in fact, so many that you will end up slapping yourself and asking why you've never seen such things in the scriptures before and why you haven't been taught these things.

You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free. I recommend this book to Christian, Messianic and Jew... even atheist. This book really slams the truth of the God of Israel and His son Yeshua, with a comprehensible sense of urgency and power of what and how the spirit of Elijah is moving in these last days.

It was so interesting that I couldn't put the book down. So many things that you can relate that is going on in the world today makes you really understand and believe! You won't be able to put the book down.

This is a wonderful source for learning more on the fixed stars in ones natal and solar chart readings, it brings forth the energies which are not typically recognized when one has a reading completed. Along with the descriptions, it brings about a deeper understanding into what the fixed stars mean when in specific constellations which too has never been written. I recommend this to anyone who does readings or is just interested in understanding the cosmos on a deeper level.

Darcie Veléz

"FLIGHT 800: THE PROPHECY" by Rosalba Emanuel-King will captivate your interest and imagination. This timely, provocative, fascinating book written five years ago by the wife of one of the forensic experts who identified the victims of the actual TWA Flight 800 disaster, keept my interest immensley. I could not put it down.It reads like a fascinating roller-coaster ride with intrigue, romance, espionage and deceit.
This fact-based fiction novel deals with the missile conspiracy heretofore yet unheard of/government cover-up investigation of a retired forensic expert who cuts short his trip to the Egyptian desert [where he makes a phenomenal archeological excavation] to work on disaster of Trans Vista Airlines Flight 800.
Through his globe trotting investigations he finds links to Apocalyptic end-time scenario in which fanatical terrorists create their own self fulliling prophecy of the Armegedon of Revelations. He examines various millenial and Biblical & Kabbalistic prophecies of various ancient religions,including Egyptian mysticism and delves into actual Astrological and other prophetic information in which we are currently living in as each day unfolds.
This book was truly amazing as well as educational, since the author had predicted the actual time-line of September 11ths tradgedy.
So much in the book is prophetic, one wonders if publishers were not afraid to publish this shocking information sooner, and if actual facts were revealed in the real Flight 800, could the Apocalyptic events of September 11 have been prevented.
Flight 800: The Prophecy by Rosalba Emanuel-King is life affirming and spiritually redeaming. It is a cautionary tale and a spiritual journey of faith, hope and renewal in the face of devastating tragedy. A true accomplishment. You'll want to read it again and again.

Hutton has written a helpful little introduction to the prophets. He accepts the prophets as real persons even if filtered by the work of later editors. The author accepts many standard tenants of historical criticism. Such positions as the sign of Josiah (1 Kings 13) being a "fabricated story," (34) and Isaiah's angel of the Lord an embellishment of a historical account show his anti-supernatural bias. Hutton continues to propagate the false dichotomy between oracles of judgment as marks of a true prophet and oracles of hope as indications of later additions. The primary message of each book rather than its structure or genre is the emphasis of the author's treatment and Hutton often provides helpful insights in his discussion. For example, his comment on Micah and preaching (verb nataf) is a nice summary. All in all the book is a nice read and would be quite helpful to any seeking an overview of the Old Testament prophetic books. It is especially recommended as a complement to some of the longer introductions.

Evans keenly -- indeed, even brilliantly -- fills-in two gaps all-too apparent within contemporary historical-critical scholarship as well as contemporary Biblical theology in general: the first, that which obtains within "modern" academia as regards the dating and authorship of the book of Daniel; the second, the gap of confusion evinced by current theologians (of all denominations and groupings of Christians) through their various and sundry theories and ponderings with respect to the Last Things.

I note that the author is careful not to "come down" on controversial issues that are not germane to the subject at hand. Furthermore, he is completely exemplary with respect to *ad hominem* attacks, assiduously avoiding anything that might even suggest such sophistry. So much has been written on the Book of Revelation/Apocalypse that the Book of Daniel has, to some extent, been left to the "wolfs" of would-be scholarship (read: disguised ideologues). Evans evinces an awareness that, if one is to provide any kind of robust theory of partial (or total) preterism with respect to the Eschaton one *must* address /both/ (a) the mysterious (and apparently eschatological) passages within Daniel (such as the question of identity between the "little horn" and the "small horn" or the 45-day difference between the two sets of time-lengths given in Daniel 12) while (b) carefully debunking the claims made by so many scholars who would contend that a late dating of Daniel is a scientifically established fact. (Evans demonstrates convincingly that the latter is far from being the case. For this reason alone, the book is worth double its price.)

In a sense, Evans's /The Four Kingdoms/ is to the Book of Daniel what Kenneth Gentry's /Before Jerusalem Fell/ is to the Book of Revelation/Apocalypse.

For those interested in any and/or all of the following subjects:

(i) Christian apologetics,
(ii) Historical-critical methodology,
(iii) the present debate among Christians as regards End Times theorizing/argumentation,

my advice could not be stronger - *Get this book*!

Beautiful paintings that depict History from the Bible's perspective in a large hardcover book. Includes segments written from the Bible. A great reference, but accesible enough to read front to back.

Volume 13 starts with Izark confronting Racheef's army and sending them away from the City of Enna-Maria. Noriko is then kidnapped and abused by Racheef who tries to force her to become his. Noriko rejects him and Racheef abuses her because he cannot stand being ignored. This is the first time in the story that Racheef reveals his motifs and what drives him to take over the world. He has a need to be fulfilled; unfortunately he does not realize that what he lacks is a Soul. Noriko late escapes with the surprising help of Taza-sheena, who offer her the Chimos, She also neglects to inform Noriko that to port with them might kill her. Izark is frantic and almost transforms into the Sky Demon, but is saved when Noriko ports in front of him, but she collapses and almost dies if not for the help of Irk and the forest spirits. Izark seeing the fragile and hurt Noriko, vows to finally confront their enemies and defeat them. Noriko in the meantime is kept safe by her friends and the citizens of Enna-Maria. The volume ends with Izark confronting Keimos, and Racheef's unholy sand army attacking Enna-Maria.