By Joshua Marks
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End Times and War is a call to discernment. Prophecy, conspiracy, revelation, current events; End Times and War is a close examination of Biblical Prophecy, current local and global realities, and the forces of Light and dark.
End Times and War bears witness to potentials and possibilities through a specific set of lenses, and attempts to discern this transition into the 3rd Millennium A.D., casting today within the plot of "ancient stories".
The book begins with "Life or lie." It ends with "Life or lie?" The entire content of the book resides between, and attempts to address this statement, and conclude in this question. This is a cipher, riddled in the paragraphs, embedded in the branches, and alpha and omega of the text. It is apparently easy to treat these words as rhetorical. End Times and War attempts to "force the issue."
ET&W points to us from a chronologically not-too-distant past, reconnecting us to fundamental questions regarding the nature of our time - this time, this year, this moment.End Times and War is a call to discernment. Prophecy, conspiracy, revelation, current events; End Times and War is a close examination of Biblical Prophecy, current local and global realities, and the forces of Light and dark.
End Times and War bears witness to potentials and possibilities through a specific set of lenses, and attempts to discern this transition into the 3rd Millennium A.D., casting today within the plot of "ancient stories".
The book begins with "Life or lie." It ends with "Life or lie?" The entire content of the book resides between, and attempts to address this statement, and conclude in this question. This is a cipher, riddled in the paragraphs, embedded in the branches, and alpha and omega of the text. It is apparently easy to treat these words as rhetorical. End Times and War attempts to "force the issue."
ET&W points to us from a chronologically not-too-distant past, reconnecting us to fundamental questions regarding the nature of our time - this time, this year, this moment. Read more
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