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This is a most interesting time. Whether we believe it or not, we are living at the time of the end of the seventh age or “week” prophesied by our father Enoch.

There is a lot of “stuff” on the Internet about supposed “prophecies.” Many books have been written. Some try to dismiss prophecies with the claim that all have “been fulfilled.” Others use “tradition” as the evidence to support prophecy, or they claim to be some sort of expert in prophecy based upon what they learned in a school or from their church.

Often prophecy is looked upon as a stereotype with an image of a madman sporting a long white beard and carrying signs saying “Repent” or “the end is coming.” These things make it easier for the foolish to dismiss any idea that prophecy:

1. Is a derivative of the Truth,
2. Is about events that have been known for millennia.
3. Is what true prophets were given by revelation.

The days of punishment have come, the days of retribution have come. Israel knows! Because of the greatness of your crookedness and the greatness of the enmity [hostility], the prophet is considered a fool — the man of the Spirit a maniac.

So I come along saying that the “march to the end of this age has begun!” Therefore, people think I am mad: …
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This newly released book sheds light on the evidence of time periods written in the books of Daniel and Revelation. Before Prophecy Unsealed! was written no other writer told the truth and provided supporting evidence about the times, days, and events prophesied for the end of our age.

Using information provided by the Book of Enoch the Torah, and the Prophets, this book assembles evidence leading to the understanding of prophecies that were sealed, according to the Scriptures, until this time. This information challenges the current thought about eschatology. The author does not accept the popular explanations of evangelical and fundamentalist views of either the end of the ages or the current view of salvation. Instead, he shows what the hope of the world is according to Scriptures, and answers the question about why we are alive and what really happens after death. Rejecting the Epistles of Paul in the New Testament, this book uses only the documents available to the Apostles to provide a remarkably different and insightful explanation of prophecies that were kept hidden until our time.

This book is both challenging and controversial, because, as the author states, it speaks from a context and reality not experienced by most readers, and outside the realm of modern religious thought, beliefs, and education. The author says, “Readers who can understand the context of this book and the information it contains, will find a revelatory experience that will change their lives. Some readers will understand immediately what this book expounds.”

Although my earlier titles, Hidden Prophecy, and The Woman Clothed with the Sun contained some of the information. These last two titles contained chapters about the history of the current calendars, which I learned many readers found difficult. These have been removed and newly written chapters, edited from this blog, were added in the hope that what I really want to say is much clearer, but you will have to be the judge of that.

No rehash of untrue dogma, myths, and theories will you find contained in these pages.

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