When We Are

Unlike the most popular works of our times that generalize prophecy and provide biblical truths for living in difficult times (still leaving many questions unanswered), this work is "cutting-edge" solid Bible - with history to back it up; nothing muddled. There is no "somehow the Roman Empire will come back and be reunited" fudging of prophecy here. From Babylon to now: every kingdom foretold in the book of Daniel is recognized for exactly what it was (and is - for the one we're in now), so there can be no mistaking about "When We Are" today - and of that "fourth beast" of Daniel 7, in which we are living in these times.
You will learn why the most popular prophetic interpretations of Daniel 7 and 9 are wrong (and no, Daniel 7 does not repeat Daniel 2; it is not "Babylon, Medio-Persia, Greece and Rome"). Your eyes will be opened to the reality of the Word of God, as you see real Bible prophecy unfold within the history books of our public schools. Unlike other works, which provide a general idea, this book will give you a definitive understanding of exactly "When We Are" on the timeline of God.
From the four kingdoms of Daniel 2 that lead to the end, to the four kingdoms of Daniel 7 that lead to the end; from the timelines of Daniel 9 (of Israel and Jerusalem) that lead to the end, to the Olivet Discourse of Matthew 24 that leads to the end, this book examines the details of each prophecy to demonstrate through unfolding history (most of which is now behind us), up to our time now, to grasp precisely "When We Are" in relation to the return of Jesus Christ.
Consider this book as "that still, small, voice." While everybody else is reading the most popular authors and the big voices out there, consider this book. It will correct the teaching of all the others. Guaranteed - your eyes will be opened. You will learn how real God is, as this world has been, and is continually marching lock-step, in no uncertain terms, right to the end - just as God said it would.
"... for I am God, and there is none like me, declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done, saying, My counsel shall stand, and I will do all my pleasure' " (Isaiah 46:9-10)