You may want to know what this book is about. It isn't about the end of the world. Rather, it is an open portal to what the Bible says is an inevitable future when God reconciles His creation to Himself. Part of that reconciliation will be when He steps into time and space and says, "Time's up, now the judgment."

The Arm of the Lord is a Hebrew idiom for the power of Yahweh ( ), excerpted from Isaiah 53:1. It isn't coincidental that the magnificent 53rd chapter of Isaiah, the Suffering Servant, starts with this preamble. The power of God examined in this story is God's power to redeem...

You may want to know what this book is about. It isn't about the end of the world. Rather, it is an open portal to what the Bible says is an inevitable future when God reconciles His creation to Himself. Part of that reconciliation will be when He steps into time and space and says, "Time's up, now the judgment."

The Arm of the Lord is a Hebrew idiom for the power of Yahweh ( ), excerpted from Isaiah 53:1. It isn't coincidental that the magnificent 53rd chapter of Isaiah, the Suffering Servant, starts with this preamble. The power of God examined in this story is God's power to redeem...