The Prophecy Pack: Ezekiel Watch and On the Precipice

This is a specially-priced set of two of my prophecy-study books: "Ezekiel Watch" and "On the Precipice". EZEKIEL WATCH - THEN THEY SHALL KNOW It’s been said that Israel is God’s timepiece – and today that clock is ticking faster than ever before. As stability in the Middle East, Europe, and America continues to deteriorate, many people are increasingly fearful and are wondering what’s going to happen next. This book examines the prophetic events of Ezekiel 36-39, the apparent precursor to those events (Psalm 83), and the recent history of Israel and the Middle East. Many of the world events of today can be viewed as the maneuvering of game-pieces on a chessboard, with pawns on either side being conquered and removed, as the major players are moving into their final positions. And though there are wars and riots breaking out all over the world, the first of the significant End Times events has yet to occur: Ezekiel 38-39. The exciting, sobering aspect of this particular prophecy is that it appears to be on our very-near horizon, and could be literally fulfilled within our lifetimes. The Ezekiel 38-39 prophecy describes in detail a massive attack known as the "Magog Invasion" on Israel by Russia, Iran, and the other Islamic nations of the Middle East and then God's intervention on Israel's behalf. This attack occurs when Israel has been regathered to her native homeland, which was unimaginable before 1948. But before the Magog Invasion occurs, another war may transpire first: the Psalm 83 War. ON THE PRECIPICE - HOSEA SPEAKS TO AMERICA Is the Spirit of America dying? Many have grown increasingly aware of this possibility since the Great Recession began, but few want to admit it. Today, America is deeply divided and filled with uncertainty, and a palpable sense of malaise has settled over her people. Could it really be that America’s best days are behind her? We Americans used to be proud of our nation, and certain of who we were as a people. The general feeling that America was a moral and decent country was perva