Unveiling Daniel's Prophecies of End-Time Events: an investigative study of the prophetic sequence of end time events in Daniel 2 & 7, with Revelation

ISBN-13: 9781553067993 / Angielski / Miękka / 2004 / 196 str.

Clarence Duff

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Here is the book you have been waiting for There is no doubt that the books of Daniel and Revelation contain some of the most difficult and complex prophesies in the entire Bible. Unveiling Daniel's Prophecies of End Time Events clarifies many of the complexities and answers some of the most challenging questions contained in these prophesies. It sets forth a new and strikingly simple prophetic explanation that allows the reader to fully understand the prophetic sequence contained in Daniel 2 and 7 in association with selected prophecies from Revelation 13 and 17. Many books have offered interpretations of the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation, but little attention has actually been given to unfolding prophetic events within the prophetic timeline. In this unique book, the author attempts to rectify this. By sequencing the prophecies of Daniel 2 and 7 along with associated prophecies from Revelation, the author is able to present the logical unfolding of prophetic events from the first world empire to the fall of Rome, to the rise of the ten-horn seven-headed beast, the wounding of the beast, to the rise of the Antichrist, to the coming of the Lord Jesus, the King of kings, and Lord of lords. Unveiling Daniel's Prophecies of End Time Events is a highly readable volume and will be a valuable resource for pastors, Christian educators, Bible students, and all who are interested or curious about the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. Clarence Duff, ThD, PhD Dr. Duff is professor at Canada Christian College where he lectures in Christian education. He is the author of Unlocking the Mystery of Depression. He holds a MDiv, and ThD from Canada Christian College, an MA in Counselling Psychology from Liberty University, a PhD in Religious Studies from California State Christian University, and is the candidate for the PhD in Psychology from Capella University.