Hillary Clinton hopes to replace Obama as President of the United States. And, as with Obama, her goals seem very oriented against fulfilling those hopes and dreams of our Founding Fathers. In fact, her plans and ambitions for America seem in total opposition to those rights and opportunities our Founding Fathers planned for us. They planned personal freedom, individual opportunity for success and achievement, and fulfillment of human aspirations. Her words propose an all-powerful central government that would determine and limit personal dreams and aspirations. The plans, rules and laws she...

This book, 'A Revelation for Non-Believers' was not written just for those who don't believe in God, Jesus the Son of God, or the Word of God. Instead, this book was written to give support and positive inspiration to anyone who seeks God's promised salvation. Revelation encourages those who seek the blessing of God to 'hold fast' and not be deceived or frustrated by the many blasphemers and deceivers who try to convince them God does not exist. Today, there's a great war against God and Christianity. This war is led by false ideas, a desire for world power and influence, a laziness to strive...

In the Bible, Chapter 13 of Revelation describes the rise of three beasts. The first is the general beast itself; second is the one described as the first beast; third is the one given the name of the second beast. All are given power by Satan. One of the beasts, that first beast the antichrist, no longer exists. He was killed in 632 A.D. The other two beasts are alive and well; they grow stronger every day to destroy all that is good in Christianity and America. The second beast has recently assembled his vast army of Useful Idiots to advance his insidious charge from Satan. This book is a...

Are the beasts described in Revelation really beasts? Are these fierce animals with long sharp claws, pointed tails, and eyes glowing with fire? Why does Apostle John use the word 'beast' so many times in his writing of Revelation? This book answers these questions. Many beasts are mentioned in the Book of Revelation. Some sound fierce and horrible; and in most cases they are not describable. The word beast or beasts is used in situations that do not really sound as if they actually are real beasts. Ordinarily, the descriptive word beast does not describe a real beast. In most cases the word...

Who is Babylon the Great? Revelation 17:5 presents a description: "And upon her forehead was a name written, Mystery Babylon the Great, the Mother of Harlots and Abominations of the Earth." This question has been a mystery since Apostle John wrote the Book of Revelation two thousand years ago. Some claim Babylon is the Vatican. They even write that the Pope as head of that religion is the prophesied Antichrist. Still many others write that the United States will become that prophesied Babylon with her fall from grace and economics; which will lead to degradation and turning from God in...

There are many messengers and images in Revelation that are described as beasts. And in most cases they are considered terrible looking animals visualized as dragons or other beasts with pointy tales and mouths spewing fire and brimstone. This is not the case. Most of these beasts are only metaphors that describe messengers or a visualization of an otherwise undescribable image. There are two types of beasts described in Revelation. One type is only a metaphor that describes a thought, an idea, or a messenger. There are four of these 'beasts' that introduce the Four Horses of the Apocalypse....