The Donkey Speaks... AGAIN!

Could all the prophets be wrong?

by John Hohl

 

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SOLVE THE PUZZLE OF GOD’S PROPHETIC TIMELINE.


How we understand and interpret prophecy ultimately determines how we interpret the rest of the Bible—even how we understand God. Unfortunately, all the currently accepted outlines of how the end-times are portrayed in the Bible contain contradictions. The two major groups—Amillennialism (who reject the theory that Jesus Christ will have a literal, thousand-year-long, physical reign on the earth) and Premillennialism (who believe Jesus Christ will literally and physically return to the earth after taking the Christian believers up to heaven)—each have strong arguments. While the Premillennial view appears to have the most validity, it also has many contradictions mainly rooted in the assumption of a seven-year yet future tribulation before the second coming. The Donkey Speaks Again will help the reader finally understand Bible prophecies and the way the Bible lays them out for us. Key Bible words and phrases are interpreted to allow the reader to overlap singular events depicted within the two separate visions of end-times events (given to Jews in the Old Testament and the Christians in the New Testament) confidently as occurring together on the prophecy timeline. When faced with these truths, the reader will be forced to change the way they understand God, the Bible, and definitely some long-held, but never questioned beliefs.

 

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About the Author

John Hohl

By comparing Scripture with Scripture and prophecy with prophecy, the author simply accepts what the words in the Bible say without blind acceptance of man-made theories. Now, you too will be greatly rewarded with a prophecy outline that has been formulated solely by Scriptures alone. His hope for The Donkey Speaks Again, his first book, is that readers at all levels will be able to discard all the misleading information they have blindly accepted as “unquestionable” doctrine and then have the ability to read the entire Bible with fresh, new eyes and much deeper understanding.