THE DESTINY OF NATIONS: Demystifying God's End-times Plan

THE DESTINY OF NATIONS

At this critical moment in history when the Bible has suffered the “wildest” imaginations or conspiracy theories, “inventions” and at worst fiction, THE DESTINY OF NATIONS is a timely publication that demystifies the end times based purely on biblical and historical evidence.

THE DESTINY OF NATIONS deals with the subject matter of the end times and the literary genre of the prophecy of future things, which are both very difficult.

How we interpret and deal with events that are yet to happen has a tremendous influence on our faith, worldview, understanding of the nature of God's kingdom, and what the future holds in God's prophetic time clock.

THE DESTINY OF NATIONS unequivocally gives answers to the following old age questions:  Has the Church displaced or replaced the ethnic nation of Israel in God's plan of salvation? Who constitutes the Universal Church and has Jesus received the Kingdom from the father, which is here and at work now— a spiritual and universal, not a literal earthly or national kingdom confined to a particular geography?

What is Daniel's “Seventy Weeks” prophecy and how does it accurately predict the end of Israel's captivity in Babylon, the Messiah's birth, His death, His Resurrection and Ascension to receive the Kingdom from the Father, the abomination of desolation of Jerusalem in A.D. 70, and the Rapture of the Church?

Who is the Antichrist, the Beast, the False Prophet, the Great Harlot, and what is Babylon in the Book of Revelation? What is the “mark of the beast”, and whom does the number six hundred and sixty-six (666) represent, and will there be only 144,000 believers in Heaven according to the Book of Revelation? What is the final apocalyptic battle of “Gog and Magog” and when will it take place? What is the New Jerusalem?

The debates and the different interpretations of God's plan for the ages and the end times are likely to continue.

The purpose of THE DESTINY OF NATIONS is to rekindle in you the diminished interest in the larger picture of God's plan, purpose, and in the establishment of His spiritual and universal kingdom on earth.