"Is There A Russian Connection?" is a paper back exposition of Ezekiel 37-39, which gives a resounding NO to the question, "Does the Bible teach in Ezekiel that Russia will invade Israel in the end time?" These and other questions are answered as well as identifying Gog, Magog, the prince of Rosh, Meshech, and Tubal. All of these subjects are discussed from the standpoint of the biblical text.

Is There A Russian Connection (Prophetic Series)

Matheny, Marjorie B.

Religion & Spirituality

Jay & Associates Publishers

The Seventy Weeks Of Daniel (Prophetic Series)

Traditional interpretations of the book of Daniel equate the subject matter of Daniel 7 with that of Daniel 2. Many years of study of the original text convinced the authors that this approach did not satisfy many interpretive problems. In only one respect do the two chapters overlap: the iron and iron-mixed-with-clay in the image of Daniel 2 coincides with the "diverse beast" of Daniel 7. Chapter 7, however, gives much more detailed information about this future world power. 
Questions long debated are now answered from the Word of God. What do the four beasts symbolize? Why is the fourth beast, the "Beast Diverse", so different? Who do the 10 horns of the Beast Diverse represent? Will there be a revival of the Roman Empire? What is the origin of the final world ruler, the so-called Antichrist? These and many other questions are answered in detail in this book, an analysis absolutely essential for the day in which we live. This is prophecy for the end time.

The Four Beasts Of Daniel 7 (Prophetic Series)

A Kingdom Divided is an exposition of Daniel's last vision which he received in the third year of Cyrus, King of Persia. Babylon had been defeated by the Medo-Persians and the Jewish captivity, defined in Scripture as a period of seventy years, was about to come to a close. 
The events foretold in the vision were to occur in the latter days of the nation of Israel, and Daniel, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, and with deep grief at the details of the vision, still comprehended fully the subject matter of God's revelation to him. 
Most conservative Bible scholars believe that we have entered those latter days. Today we find the nation of Israel as a people divided in the land the United Nations mandated to them after World War II. Tensions arise in every area: culturally and religiously they are poles apart. While currently they occupy one area it is becoming increasingly apparent that they cannot coexist together but will divide into two kingdoms forming northern and southern kingdoms similar to that seen in the Old Testament. This will bring about the fulfillment of the vision which caused Daniel so much grief. A Kingdom Divided follows the course of these two kingdoms as related in Daniel 11 and 12 climaxing with the rise and rule of the antichrist. This world dictator and his armies, along with his followers, will then be destroyed at Armageddon by the Lord Jesus Christ at His second coming.

A Kingdom Divided (Prophetic Series)

The Mark Of Blasphemy is a paperback book with a bright red cover in the background of which are two large Greek letters in a soft grey color. The two letters are Chi and Rho, the abbreviation for Christ. In black letters superimposed over the Chi and Rho is the title of the book, The Mark Of Blasphemy, and three further Greek letters In the 16th chapter of Revelation in the Textus Receptus, a Greek text of the New testament, these letters are given to represent the mark of the Beast. Bible students often refer to this "Beast" as the Antichrist. The Beast, a future world dictator, will have his subjects take this identifying mark in their forehead or hand to separate those who choose affiliation with the Beast from those who remain faithful to God. Interpretive confusion regarding this mysterious mark has persisted from the time of the early church. Using Gematria or Numerology, a mystical system of assigning a number to a letter in order to find concealed or hidden truth in the numerical value of words, the early church fathers determined the mark of the Beast to be the number 666. The practice has persisted down through the years; so much so, in fact, that modern translations, rather than interpret the three Greek letters found in the Textus Receptus, have instead translated them as six hundred sixty and six. The mark of the Beast is not 666 but what the three Greek letters represent. 
For Christians to use the occult to interpret any part of the Bible is absurd. This book supplies the details on how Satan has cleverly disguised this truth by presenting what it is not rather than what it is!

The Mark of Blasphemy (Prophetic Series)

Cooper, Marjorie J.

Matheny, James F