The Coming Islamic Invasion of Israel

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Summary: Utter nonsense.
Review: A very stupid book. Totally ignores reality. Don't waste your time or money.

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Summary: Learn to trust God, not mankind...
Review: An exciting read, excellent from start to finish! Discover what God will do to forever defeat the evil nations that will rise up and come against Israel (the nation He established) in the War of Gog and Magog. Discover that America and Israel's mutual enemies are God's enemies and they don't stand a chance! Word to the wise: God doesn't play games. God = law, order, and goodness, but ALSO justice and judgment! All evil will be defeated. It's a relief to know how the present age will end and how a new one will begin... with God always in the driver's seat!

This convincing interpretation of Ezekiel 38-39 accomplishes its purpose of relating current events in the Middle East and throughout the world to Bible prophecy. Pastor of Faith Bible Church in Edmond, Oklahoma, Hitchcock, a Dallas Theological Seminary graduate, authored four other books on end times and Bible prophecy. He skillfully translates the where, who, when, why, what and how of the Israeli invasion described in Ezekiel. His relationship of Biblical names like Rosh, Magog and Meshech to present day countries will surprise, and perhaps even astound, some readers. We learn that one of the nations in the axis of evil matches God's account in Ezekiel. His knowledgeable presentation of the final jihad and the One-Day War lends credence to Hitchcock's claim-"Ezekiel is God's war correspondent for today's newspapers." Through this book, one sees the nations lining up on God's calendar and hears the cry of the last chapter calling out for everyone, everywhere to personally encounter Jesus Christ before the calendar runs out.



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Summary: Excellent Book Without All the Complicated Details!
Review: This book was excellent! Mark Hitchcock did a fine job of explaining what is to come in the near future but in a way that was concise and not complicated. I highly recommend it to those who don't want to be bogged down with all the details but yet have an understanding of Ezekiel 38 & 39.

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Summary: Good but..
Review: This, 'Mark Hitchcock' book didn't grab me like his last four did. The geographical details are confusing and uneccesary. Maps, charts should've been included.