David a Rogers

The Prophesied Second Coming of Messiah David a Rogers

Over the centuries, prophecy has been considered an impossibility to interpret with one-hundred percent certainty. The book of Daniel was specifically sealed in such a way that no one could understand what the future holds until the "end of years" comes and we start to see future fulfillments unravel. But what if it was possible to establish a timeframe based on Daniel's prophecies without even knowing when this "end of years" begins? What if we could know how to be in Yerushalyim on the Day Messiah's feet touch upon the mount of Olives? What if based on the book of Daniel and the Prophets you could understand who the enemy of Tsion will be in the Bible's "end of years" prophecies?Setting all former notions of what prophecy dictates aside you will find by reading this book that the entire world could be on the very verge of falling right into what prophecy truly dictates if deciphered properly. Nothing that is currently understood about Biblical Prophecy will stand as the Bible becomes real right before your eyes. History will become clear as you see through Prophecy that the Corrupted Christian Church has hid the true meaning of not only what the Second Coming of Messiah entails but what the Kingdom in which the righteous will live is prophesied to be. You will understand your Creator with such fervency in which His Compassion for the righteous that He defends to only an end that one studied in the Tanak can understand. Vengeance dealt out to those evil on the Earth in such an absolute manner will be carried out with utter certainty. Read my book carefully. Because there are so many scriptures related to Biblical Prophecy my book is much like a study guide on prophecy though it can be an explanation for the simple. Your relevant favorite quotable passages in defending your own views on the Prophesied Second Coming of Messiah will seem rather minute in comparison to all prophecy dictated throughout Scripture by the end of my book. Just remember I have to start somewhere - but not in the manner you expect...