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    612-822-4611

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New Handbook of Biblical Prophecy

New Handbook of Biblical Prophecy

Klein, Achim

Paperback

Series: New Handbook of Biblical Prophecy, Book 1

Bible Studies

ISBN10: 1686521995
ISBN13: 9781686521997
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 15 2019
Pages: 596
Weight: 1.56
Height: 1.48 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The author is born in 1962, married and has four adult children. As a director of a German and later a Swiss bank he was responsible for the management of real-estates of wealthy private clients. He has been self-employed since 2006 and besides that serves in the Protestant and Evangelical Church in Germany and in Romania. He is author of several books on biblical topics and runs a youtube channel with the same content.

There are many interpretations of the end times. The present book differs in that, for it takes into account the rebirth of the city of Jerusalem at the end of the church time. Starting from John 3 it leads to the Old Testament, where it lays the foundation for the understanding and interpretation of eschatological texts of the Bible. Everything that the New Testament says about the last days can already be found in the Old Testament: Golgotha, the rebirth, the rapture, the two witnesses, the whore of Babylon, the Antichrist, the False Prophet, etc. All interpretations of events of the end times are to be derived from the relevant passages of the Old Testament and compared with those of the New Testament so that no arbitrary statements are made. Without the knowledge of the rebirth of Jerusalem at the end of the church time statements about the future of Israel and the church of Jesus Christ cannot be presented completely. With this knowledge, however, texts by Paul, passages in Daniel and Isaiah, in the eschatological discourses of Jesus and even within the Revelation shine in a new and unusually bright light. Finally, it is proved that Paul already knew and taught these topics in great detail. It is shown that the Bible is reliable in all its statements.

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