End-Time Prophecies of the Bible

In his thoughtfully-written treatise, End-Time Prophecies of the Bible, David Haggith collects and organizes all of the end-time prophecies into one useful continuum for those who are interested in divining the prophetic meaning of one of the great religious texts of human history. Allowing the reader to draw his or her own conclusions, yet providing insightful well-researched commentary, Haggith discourses on the significance of the changing millennium, soberly noting that Jesus was born, according to historians, 2004 to 2006 years ago, an error that was miscalculated into the original Gregorian calendar we now use. Quoting Jesus when he said, "I tell you before it come, that, when it is come to pass, ye may believe that I am" (John 13:19), he advances the opinion that the purpose of prophecy is not to provide a road map to the future. Rather, its purpose is to enable listeners to recognize the workings of God in times of uncertainty when witnessing a prophecy manifesting before their eyes. --Randall Cohan