Armageddon Deception

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The Eschatology of Islam & Zionism
A Biblical Response

How and Why We Really Can Have Peace in the Middle East
—with a Sound and Biblical Gospel Eschatology Message

The eschatology (study of Bible prophecy) of Islam, Israeli Zionism and Evangelical Zionism perpetuates conflict in the Middle East because each system holds to three un-biblical views:

1) There is “sacred” or “holy land” today for God’s people to conquer and inhabit.
2) The Second Coming of Jesus or the Messiah is going to come “very soon,” to usher in…
3) the end of the age “holy war” of Armageddon or the battle of Gog and Magog.

Scripture is clear that New Covenant age believers are “in Christ,” not “in the land.” And John, in Revelation, correctly identified the coming of Christ upon the clouds associated with the war of Armageddon or Gog and Magog to be fulfilled “shortly” and “soon” in the historical events of the Roman / Jewish war just before the Temple was destroyed in AD 67 – AD 70, not in our future.

Since Muslims often argue that Jesus never claimed to be God, this critical topic receives a great deal of coverage, proving that the Scriptures teach the contrary. This is especially true since modern Jews also reject Jesus’ claims to be God and accuse Christians of “inventing a new religion separated from the OT or rabbinic traditions.

If the Messiah / Jesus didn’t come upon the clouds to judge Jerusalem and desolate the Temple in AD 70 (cf. Dan. 7:13; 9:24-27; 12:7; Mal. 3–4; Mt. 16:27-28; Mt. 23–25), then none of the above religions can be said to be true!  However, if Preterism is true and Jesus did come when prophesied, then Christ is vindicated in His claims of being the great “I AM/God” and a “Faithful and True Witness.”

This is a dangerous time in which to live–a time when these three religious systems are attempting to self-fulfill their end time “holy war,” and the Globalist Cabal are more than willing to help start it in order to usher in their “Great Reset” and one world government.  This book identifies the worldviews that seek to destroy Christianity and gives the reader an accurate view of Bible prophecy that can aid in forming a more Scriptural and Constitutional foreign policy in the Middle East.