“Earthshaker: The Coming Global Destruction” by John Benjamin is a new Bible prophecy book that will shake up even those who think they’re part of the “unshakeables.” Benjamin’s portrayal of what lies ahead is so spellbinding I dare not even hint at what he brings forth from Scripture. You’ll have to read it for yourself – and I recommend that you take a tranquilizer first!
The subject of Heaven and the next life often raises mixed feelings. Many of us believe it to be a wonderful place where we will be eternally happy. Yet despite this, it is almost second nature to view our passing on—or that of a loved one—to the next life with great foreboding, as if Heaven were a terrible place to be avoided for as long as possible!
The modern means of communication and transportation that have made it possible for the Gospel to now be preached in all nations bring to mind another specific prediction regarding Endtime conditions. In 534 bc, the prophet Daniel received an outstanding revelation.
As events unfold in the third millennium ad, is our planet on the threshold of a brave New World Order, with peace and plenty for all, or are we tottering on the brink of unparalleled chaos and disaster?—Or both? This book provides answers that will prepare you for what’s ahead.
“What is life all about?–What am I here for?
Is there a purpose, a plan for me?–And if so, what is it?”
Questions such as these have stirred the soul and imagination of Man throughout the ages. Regardless of our country, colour or creed, our hearts all hunger for the same things–for lasting love, genuine happiness and peace of mind, truth and beauty, meaning and purpose.
“This Jesus of Nazareth, without money and arms, conquered more millions than Alexander, Caesar and Napoleon. Without science and learning He shed more light on things human and things divine than all philosophers and scholars combined. Without the eloquence of schools, He spoke such Words of Life as were never spoken before or since, and produced effects which lie beyond the reach of orator or poet. Without writing a single line, He set more pens in motion, and furnished themes for more sermons, orations, discussions, learned volumes, works of art and songs of praise than the whole army of great men of ancient and modern times.”–Phillip Schaff, noted historian.
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