Are the End
Times Imminent?
Ancient
prophecies in the Bible give the answer!
The Next
Nuclear War is a concise, well-researched and well-documented overview
of Scripture relating to the end times, properly interpreted in
context.
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I.
THE CONTENT
A.
Premise:
We rapidly
are approaching a period in time that the Bible refers to as
the end times. This 40-year period will begin with a nuclear
war in the Middle East, and includes the rapture, the
tribulation and ends with the glorious second coming of
Christ. The purpose of these books is to provide for the
reader a description of the end
times period compiled from the various Old Testament
prophecies; The Next Nuclear War is a concise
overview of the beginning of this period and covers a 33-year time span
leading up to
the tribulation, beginning with war in the Middle East and
ending with the Ezekiel 38-39 Russian invasion of Israel
just prior to the beginning of the seven-year tribulation
itself. A brief overview of the tribulation is given as
well. End Times Dawning takes a comprehensive look at
the end times, the millennium and the new earth with an
emphasis on Isaiah, where many of these prophecies are
contained.
B.
Why these books are unique:
Most people
are unaware of the Old Testament prophecies relating to the
end times (or even what this term means); for example, most
Christians aren’t aware of the significance of the prophesy
in Ezekiel 29 which says that no foot of man or beast will
walk across Egypt for 40 years, and describes what can only
be a nuclear attack. Most Christians also aren’t aware of
the many other amazing prophecies in Isaiah, Jeremiah,
Ezekiel, Daniel and other books in the Old Testament which
describe this time period—they think they’ve already been
fulfilled, or that they’re far in the future, or are simply
too difficult to understand. These books systematically and
concisely go through these prophecies and put them in
their proper place in relation to the end times, along with
a proper timeline of this period and definition of terms.
After reading these books, the reader will be able to
understand:
·
The definition of “end times” and similar
terms in the Bible which relate to a 40-year period of
history which ends human self-government and begins
government under the Lord Jesus Christ himself.
·
The role of various nations such as Egypt,
Libya, Sudan, Lebanon, Syria, Gaza and West Bank which the
Bible describes as attacking Israel at the beginning of this
end times conflict.
·
The role of the United States as leader of the
coalition invasions of Iraq (1991 and 2003) as described in
Jeremiah, and the U.S. described as a nation in Isaiah.
·
The sequence of four world powers during the
end times according to the Book of Daniel.
·
The Russian invasion of Israel as described in
Ezekiel 38-39.
·
A detailed description of the Antichrist,
including probable place of birth and role in the end
times—and possibly how to identify him right now.
·
A detailed description of the false prophet
including his probable place of birth and physical
identifying features.
·
A general time frame for the rapture.
·
The teachings of Jesus about the end times and
his admonition to watch and pray.
C.
Overview:
These books
systematically and carefully go over Old & New Testament
prophecies relating to the end times, the millennial kingdom
of Christ, and finally, the new earth—the eternal one. They uncover some amazing
prophecies which as yet have not been explained in another
book, such as:
·
The nuclear destruction of the Aswan Dam in
Egypt and subsequent death of most of her population by
catastrophic flooding and radioactive fallout.
·
The 1991 Gulf War and 2003 invasion of Iraq,
led by the US as described in Jeremiah, and a general
timetable for the next and final invasion.
·
Israeli invasion of the West Bank and Gaza
Strip and conquest of these territories.
·
The United States in prophecy, the loss of
much of our population in the rapture, and subsequent
conquest by other nations including Russia as described in
Isaiah and Daniel.
·
A detailed description of the Antichrist as an
alcoholic, uncircumcised womanizer in Habakkuk; also of his
mortal head wound, and an explanation of the mysterious
beast that arises from the bottomless pit, who “was, and is
not, and yet is” in Revelation.
·
A physical description of the false prophet
and his handicapped right arm and right eye, as described in
Zechariah.
D.
The manuscript:
1.
Manuscript status: The books are now in print!
2.
Special Features: three maps are included.
3.
Length: The books are 192 and 354 pages, respectively.
II.
READERS
A.
Characteristics:
The audience
for these books will be Christians who are interested in
end-times prophecy. As time passes and world events become
more catastrophic, the audience will include those who will
wonder what’s going on. Once a nuclear war in the Middle
East actually happens and the end times begins, this book
will be an important reference guide to Scripture and what
it says about this time period, and about what people can
expect to happen in the future.
B.
Motivations:
The audience
for this book will become increasingly concerned as they see
signs converging all around them—economic and political
troubles, drought, large meteors, and a strange sense of
foreboding that something isn’t quite right--and will want
to read Bible prophecy to figure out what it all means.
C.
Affinity Groups
1.
Members of evangelical churches.
2.
Fans of the Left Behind series.
3.
Prophecy scholars.
4.
Listeners of KLOVE and other conservative radio
programs.
III.
THE AUTHOR
A.
Background:
Steve Ashburn graduated
from Rice University with a B.A. in chemistry & biochemistry
(1979) and then earned a Ph.D. in chemistry from the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (1985). He worked
for three different corporations before starting his own
business in 2003; his company manufactures diagnostic test
strips and has secure communications software & hardware
products under development.
B.
Previous Writing:
Steve Ashburn has
published four papers in the peer-reviewed scientific
literature and a graduate thesis; he has presented the
results of his research at three scientific meetings; he has
received one U.S. patent as a pro se inventor and has
another application pending; and he developed three
commercial websites and associated product literature which
involved a lot of writing. He has published two books on
Bible prophecy.
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