Concerned the world is about to end? Study, prove and believe these pivotal prophecies!
For over five decades, God used Herbert W. Armstrong to teach the world the meaning of the Bible’s prophecies.
Psalm 137 paints a terrifying prophetic picture of a tragedy about to befall a great many of God’s people.
Here are seven points, straight out of the Bible, to help you understand this vital truth.
Are you also missing out because you have yet to discover this eye-opening fact?
One cannot unlock the mystery in Bible prophecy without this indispensable key.
The Bible describes a mark, which will be key to a man’s physical existence in the near future as it has been in the past. But it also speaks of another, contrasting mark that is essential for our spiritual survival. How well do you understand the impact of these marks on you, personally? You need to know. It is a matter of life and death!
Have you heard of the prophetic “beast”? Do you know what it is and if it is real?
The Jewish State of Israel is in extreme danger. The Middle East is undergoing radical changes, and the risk of violence engulfing the Jews is growing with each passing month!
Great leaders like Winston Churchill and Douglas MacArthur have made statements about how we must solve the problem of nuclear power if we are to survive.
Important lessons from the book of Amos!
It’s impossible to get discouraged when we are filled with the vision of New Jerusalem.
There is a reason why people on earth today don’t know God, don’t understand Him or why he does things the way he does.
The king of the south has a stranglehold on the Middle East, and the king of the north has a stranglehold on Europe, and God’s people are in the midst of a massive Church crisis.
God began the latter spiritual rain with an unbaptized person! Is there any doubt that God can powerfully use our young people?
It is extremely urgent that we understand Satan. The book of Ezekiel exposes him in an
exceptional way.
It’s as if everything to this point has happened to prepare us for what’s ahead—to make reaching the “largest audience possible,” possible.