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by John Bartels (Author)
What does the Bible disclose about the future? How does what the Bible reveals coincide with the prophetic messages of the Spirit of Prophecy, and do they indicate that there is a final and complete fulfillment of prophetic time and events in the future? Could believers have read these writings about prophetic time incorrectly, thinking there are no more prophecies linked to time? Several prophecies in Daniel's last chapters and the book of Revelation provide evidence that prophetic timing is yet to be fulfilled. Many passages in Ellen White's writings suggest that more truth is waiting to be discovered and that there are prophetic interpretations that bear restudying. "There is no excuse for anyone in taking the position that there is no more truth to be revealed, and that all our expositions of Scripture are without an error" (RH, Dec. 20, 1892). Follow the author as he thoughtfully takes you through the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation and see what they reveal about what is just ahead.
For over ten years, the author has been prayerfully studying the information in this book relating to the final fulfillment of prophecy. It has profoundly impacted his understanding of the prophecies and encouraged many people, some of whom urged him to publish it for others. As you study these prophetic messages, the author's prayer is that God will bless and prepare you for earth's final events and Jesus' soon return.
"Here one finds a fresh look at the challenging end-time scenario of Daniel 12 and other prophecies yet unfulfilled in relation to our well-established understanding of the everlasting gospel, the three angels' messages, and the expectation of additional light on Bible prophecy." Pastor Clinton Schultz"Elijah Time III leads the reader to discover the deeper meaning of the prophetic scriptures, bringing one to appreciate the love of God on a higher level." Beverly McKnight"It poses thoughts and conclusions in a different way than I have been taught and it leads me to look at things in our current day situations with more hope and, I believe, a clearer understanding." Jill McCann, friend and fellow Bible student.
