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Cover of Israel 1948
First published
2011
Publisher
JaDon Management Inc.
ISBN
9780979933790

Israel 1948

The outer archives are busy

by Don K. Preston

About this book

Modern prophecy "experts" claim that the restoration of Israel in 1948 is the super sign that the end of the age is upon us. Hal Lindsey predicted that the end of the age would occur in 1988. Despite this kind of embarrassment to the Christian community, evangelicals Tim LaHaye, Thomas Ice, Grant Jeffries and others continue to point to 1948 as proof that Israel remains God's chosen people and that we are living in the last days. Problem: In 1948 "Israel" was, and remains, a secular, even atheistic nation adamantly opposed to faith in Jesus Christ. Did God bless rebellious Israel by returning them to their land? Authors such as LaHaye, Ice, Fruchtenbaum, etc. claim that God did promise to return Israel to her land, in a state of unbelief! Don K. Preston's book Israel: 1948 is a careful biblical examination of the prophetic significance, or non-significance, of 1948. The biblical fact is that God never promised to bless Israel while she was in a state of rebellion. 1948 carefully examines every passage offered as proof for a return in unbelief, and shows that, amazingly, they say the exact opposite of what the prophecy experts claim. You will be amazed at what you read in this book! Preston proves beyond doubt that the events of 1948 have no prophetic application whatsoever, and that the millennial claims are in fact false. This is a "must read" book! This changes everything! - Back cover.

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