Gog refers to a king. Magog refers to a place, land, or nation or an alliance of nations. The alliance of nations, Magog (descendants of Amalek), will be led by a king, Gog, who is not necessarily from Magog. What will they do? That depends on us. Bad prophecy, like that of Gog and Magog, does not have to occur. It will only occur if its required to keep ...

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How about this description of the period just before the End of days, documented 1600 years ago, sound familiar? unbridled irresponsibility on the part of authorities; . . . impudent leadership . . . mutual denunciations . . . insolence will increase and honour dwindle From the dictionary. Impudent: offensively bold or disrespectful; insolent or impertinen...

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Yes and yes. It is absolutely guaranteed to happen, despite our behavior and despite whatever final attempt Amalek may make to stop it. The ultimate time for the ‘end’ is unconditional; it does not depend on our merit or on Amalek’s efforts to sabotage it, as it is said, “For My [God’s] own sake, for My own sake, I will do it”; “I wrought for My Nam...

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A large number of answers to these questions have been proposed, from many different cultural and ideological backgrounds. The answers range from the view that each person is free and creates the meaning of his or her life, to the Abrahamic religions’ (faiths tracing their common origin to Abraham or recognizing a spiritual tradition identified with him) ...

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#freeebook here Is history a purposeful process with a beginning and an end, or is it a random series of events with neither purpose nor direction? If history is a guided process, are we near the end of the world? Have we almost completed preparations for the End of Days? What will happen next? When? Are we backseat passengers in this journey, or are we in...

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