Predictions of the Future: The Third Perspective

ISBN-13: 9781533223807 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 224 str.

Jerry Stonehouse

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Many secular prophets such as Nostradamus, Edgar Cayce and Jean Dixon have gained notoriety over the years for their predictions of the future but their track records have been rather dismal. On the other hand, perhaps because the penalty for making a false prophecy is death, prophets of the bible have had a track record which is 100% accurate. The Third Perspective focuses only on those prophetic predictions which in the past have always been 100% accurate and furthermore makes the logical, rational and reasonable assumption that future prophetic prophecies will have the same flawless results. More than 300 prophecies regarding Jesus Christ were made thousands of years before He was born. He fulfilled all of them literally, without exception. The probability that one man, by chance alone, could fulfill all of these prophecies is a mathematical impossibility. It is one divided by all of the electrons in the universe. Because of this compellingly convincing statistic regarding the authenticity and accuracy of biblical prophecies it is not illogical to believe that prophecies that are as yet unfulfilled will indeed become literally fulfilled in the future. Whether it's done consciously or unconsciously, all observations, analysis, and conclusions are seen through the lens and the filter of three differing perspectives which could be called the analytical prism, an example of which is the Tabernacle of Moses. The Third Perspective provides explicit instructions for solving all problems, even a problem as daunting and challenging as the resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict. It is the source needed for appropriating the wisdom, understanding, knowledge and power so desperately and universally needed by all of humanity. The Arab-Israeli conflict is perhaps the single-most perplexing issue of our time. Countless efforts in the form of suggestions, meetings, and intercessions have been both frustrating and fruitless. Many a United States president has been frustrated by the complete lack of progress toward obtaining a lasting peace between these descendants of two half-brothers, Isaac and Ishmael who share the same father whose name is Abraham and whose mothers were respectively Sarah and Hagar. President Jimmy Carter brought President Anwar Sadat of Egypt and Prime Minister Menachem Begin of Israel to the negotiating table through the Camp David Peace Accords and succeeded in producing a treaty in 1979 which acknowledged Egypt's recognition of Israel's right to exist. This victory was short-lived, however, since Sadat was assassinated by Muslim extremists in 1981. President Bill Clinton was able to broker a preliminary agreement at Camp David in 2000 between Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel and Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) leader Yassir Arafat in which, according to Alan Dershowitz and others, Barak agreed to every demand made by Arafat including sharing Jerusalem with the PLO. Inexplicably, Arafat refused the offer. Dershowitz concluded, therefore, that the PLO's ultimate goal is the annihilation of Israel as indicated by their refusal to acknowledge Israel's right to exist. Through the Third Perspective Israel's entire history was predicted by prophets in advance and was literally fulfilled with great specificity and exactness. Its history has always included interaction and resulting conflict with Israel's Gentile enemies to include, of course, its Arab neighbors. This book will examine all of these fulfilled prophecies in detail. The Third Perspective also deals with prophecies which have not yet been fulfilled. This book will ultimately explain exactly how all of the remaining predictive prophecies will be fulfilled, perhaps in the not-too-distant future. Has this piqued your interest? I hope so and I hope you find this topic which deals with the possible imminent ultimate solution to all problems, including the Arab-Israeli conflict, to be as exciting as I have found it to be.

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