One Hour to Armageddon

One Hour to Armageddon

by Chidube Okoro

105 pages· 2011· ISBN 9781465391155

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One Hour to Armageddon is the perspective of the author on the sequence of events that will lead to the end of age. Most of the predictions are from the Torah which is accepted by all religions that claim descent from Abraham. The author argues that global security and not peace can be achieved by a careful study of the Torah. He points out that the Israeli-Palestinian confl ict is traceable to thousands of years ago to the household of Abraham the grandfather of Israel and the time-piece of God. Using contemporary events carefully charted through history, the author shows his convictions that the re-birth of Israel in May 1948 after the British Mandate marks a beginning of New era to the end of age-as the prophecy declares that the generation that sees the coming together of Israel will not pass away before the messiah comes. The big question now is what time is it? As the Jews, Muslims and Christians await the coming of a messiah. It is a must read for all that believe in the coming of the messiah, diplomats, clergy and theologians.

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