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Don't Be Confused About Bible Prophecy Another Minute

Here's the Bible Prophecy breakthrough you've been waiting for—from two overlooked keys in the hard sayings of Jesus now made plain in the most accurate prophecy research available, because it departs from traditional "anything goes" allegorical interpretations which disregard Jesus' only statement on how to interpret Scripture correctly. (Learn these keys of Jesus in this free article...)

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Irvin Baxter

Founder of End Time Ministries who has a surprising amount of unconventional yet reasonable interpretations of Bible Prophecy, such as the meaning of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. ťť

Grant Jeffrey

Benjamin Baruch

A Prophecy Club speaker and author of The Day of the Lord Is At Hand. ťť

David Dolan

Hal Lindsey

Hal Lindsey is the man through his book Late Great Planet Earth probably made us all most aware of coming Tribulation. Hal Lindsey has a weekly column on World Net Daily. ťť

Michael Boldea

Michael Boldea is the grandson and ex-translator of Dumitru Duduman who receives dreams of his own now and carries on spreading the warning of his grandfather. ťť

Michael Rood

This is the Messianic Jewish Bible teacher and author who popularized the Agricultural Biblical Calendar of the Karaites. ťť

Tim LaHaye

The author of the Left Behind series Bible prophecy book phenomenom ťť

Bill Schnoebelen

Bill Schnoebelen is a Prophecy Club speaker with some very helpful insights on fallen angels, demons, were-wolves and other "myths" mentioned in the Bible but not fully explained there. ťť

Tim Cohen

Best known for his definitive work, The Antichrist and a Cup of Tea, he offers other prophecy teaching materials such as the Real Rapture. ťť

Ron Wyatt

Ron Wyatt was a nurse anethesiologist who made amazing claims of having made just about all the major Biblical archeology discoveries one could ask for including Noah's Ark and the Ark of the Covenant. ťť

Prophet Dumitru Duduman

The Romanian with an amazingly authentic prophet testimony who came to warn that "America will burn." ťť

Stan Johnson

Stan left a successful career as a professional trainer to found The Prophecy Club which has promoted many key speakers with important information, such as Romanian Prophet Dumitru Duduman, Jeff Nyquist, Michael Rood and many others. ťť

Monte Judah

This Messianic Jewish Bible teacher's claim to fame is identifying Prince Charles as the leading candidate for the Antichrist. ťť

Nehemia Gordon

Confused about what the Old Testament or Hebrew Bible says or some of the difficult words of Jesus? Nehemia is your man. ťť

Jeff Nyquist

Well Jeff J.R. Nyquist is not a Bible teacher, but what he says about Russia is key in order to understand End Times Bible Prophecy. ťť

Lew White

Author of the popular book Fossilized Customs which explores the anti-biblical pagan origins of Christianity. ťť

Eddie Chumney

David Wilkerson

David Wilkerson is best known as the author of the Cross and the Switchblade and founder of the Times Square Church, but has written other books on Bible prophecy. ťť

Herb Peters

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What the 66% Who Believe Jesus Will Return in 2007 2008 Don't Know But Should...

Update: What I said (and was right about) for 2007, also applies to 2008, so read on: An Ipsos poll says that 25 percent of adults believe it is at least somewhat likely that Jesus Christ will return to Earth in 2007. Of white evangelical Christian adults it's 66%. Want to know why Jesus won't come in 2007, before most find out in Jan 1, 2008? ťť Read Featured Article

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