4 pillars for understanding near time Bible prophecy Turkey, Turkey, Turkey, and Mosul By Craig C. White Here are four simple insights that will help you to recognize what is going on in the world today. 1. In Ezekiel chapter 38 the man named Magog is the “chief prince” or primary governor of Turkey. Magog… Continue reading 4 pillars for understanding near time Bible prophecy
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One shall be taken and the other left
One shall be taken and the other left The mid-Tribulation invasion of Judea and Jerusalem Luke 17:36 By Craig C. White In Luke 17:36 Jesus gave a prophecy that one day two men will be standing in a field. Then one man will be taken away and the other man will remain. Luke 17:36 Two… Continue reading One shall be taken and the other left
Our Salvation is Nearer! – one of my newest books
Our Salvation is Nearer! – one of my newest books The prophetic events that signify the last days of the Church age. By Craig C. White kindle matchbook Buy a Paperback. Get the eBook Free! The phrase Our Salvation is Nearer comes directly out of Romans chapter 13 verse 11. Romans 13:11 And that, knowing… Continue reading Our Salvation is Nearer! – one of my newest books
Look for an Islamic Union represented by a leopard!
Look for an Islamic Union represented by a leopard! The new Ottoman Empire! By Craig C. White Today we live in a very evil time. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced his plans for the formation of a new Islamic Union covering North Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia. Erdogan wants to reconstitute… Continue reading Look for an Islamic Union represented by a leopard!
The Church should not look for the beginning of sorrows.
Earthquake, Canterbury, NZ. Photo credit: Martin Luff What shall be the sign of thy coming? Earthquakes , or the Antichrist? Matthew 24 By Craig C. White Many bible teachers say that there will be earthquakes and wars before Jesus Christ returns for his Church. They say that these signs are the beginning of sorrows mentioned… Continue reading The Church should not look for the beginning of sorrows.
