WATCH REVELATION ROAD ON JEWISH VOICE TV (PART 1)

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Jonathan Bernis and Bill Salus show how ancient prophecies have become today’s top headlines. Jeremiah 49:34-39 informs that Iran has fiercely angered the Lord, and predicts that because of this the rogue state will be severely struck at the “foremost of its might!” Isaiah 17, and Jeremiah 49:23-27 both warn that Damascus will be destroyed!

Bill and his good friend Jonathan unravel these rapidly developing Bible prophecies on Jewish Voice TV. This extremely timely program explains how Bill’s brand new book richly blesses the reader with important REVELATION for the rough ROAD ahead.

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Revelation Road is a unique one-of-a-kind reading experience that combines a 120-page novel with 312-pages of extensive biblical commentary. World Net Daily book reviewer Jim Fletcher says “it’s one of the best fiction efforts I’ve ever read in the genre,” and compares it to the bestselling “Left Behind” series written by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins.

“I’ve been studying Bible prophecy for 20 years, and I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a better, more creative presentation of this all-important subject than Bill Salus’s new novel and extensive biblical commentary, Revelation Road. This unique format could become a writing formula for the future! The storyline is believable and engaging, and the bonus for the reader is the impeccable, absorbing research that has become a hallmark of Bill’s writing. I enthusiastically endorse this book and encourage you to give copies to those in your circle of influence. You will thoroughly enjoy the story, exhaustive commentary, and the evangelistic heart of the author!” — Jim Fletcher, WORLD NET DAILY book reviewer

Click HERE to read the entire World Net Daily, Rapture Ready, Christian Post, Amazon, and REVELATION ROAD, HOPE BEYOND THE HORIZON reviews.

Are these the last days? What is the future for America? What will happen next in the Middle East? What is the HOPE BEYOND THE HORIZON?

New invaluable prophetic insights are imparted as these questions and many more are answered on this television broadcast.

[A24AW]

Welcome to Rapture Forums bsalus! Looking forward to a good in the Revelation Road.

[MikeD]

I read articles like this, watch the tv interview, read the reviews about this book - which I'll be getting a copy of - and all this simply leads me to one question I can't help but ask; WHEN LORD, WHEN!!!

I guess you could say, I'm ready to go! Yet, obviously, there's still more to do...

[Littlejoe]

Very good.Very timely and informitive..

[Kenny64]

Please explain...!!Biblical Prophecies in the Light of History By Jim Stocker says
all prophecy of Elamities has been fullfilled.

[Sean Osborne]

Please explain...!!Biblical Prophecies in the Light of History By Jim Stocker says
all prophecy of Elamities has been fullfilled.

Kenny,

That is not possible. Jeremiah 49:34-39 was not fulfilled in exact detail as described by Jeremiah, therefore it is an unfulfilled prophecy.

Jim Stoker wrote: "The Elamites lived in an area northeast of the Persian Gulf."

Incorrect. The Elamites were a black-skinned people who lived at the westernmost end of the Persian Gulf, known at the present time as extreme southwestern Iran.



Jim Stoker wrote: "Elam was conquered in 332 BC by Alexander the Great of Greece."

Number one, Alexander the Great was Macedonian-Greek. Number two, he did not conquer Elam which had been previously conquered and subdued by a succession of invasions by the Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians. Alexander merely took over an area which had been previously conquered.

However, as per the prophecy of Jeremiah, Elam has not specifically met the fate described by Jeremiah, and therefore it must be seen as an unfulfilled prophecy. I did some of this research for Bill Salus and his Revelation Road book, that's how I am so well versed in it.

[IamPJ]

I watched this on TV. Very informative! Can't wait to get the book!

[Kenny64]

Kenny,

That is not possible. Jeremiah 49:34-39 was not fulfilled in exact detail as described by Jeremiah, therefore it is an unfulfilled prophecy.

Jim Stoker wrote: "The Elamites lived in an area northeast of the Persian Gulf."

Incorrect. The Elamites were a black-skinned people who lived at the westernmost end of the Persian Gulf, known at the present time as extreme southwestern Iran.



Jim Stoker wrote: "Elam was conquered in 332 BC by Alexander the Great of Greece."

Number one, Alexander the Great was Macedonian-Greek. Number two, he did not conquer Elam which had been previously conquered and subdued by a succession of invasions by the Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes and Persians. Alexander merely took over an area which had been previously conquered.

However, as per the prophecy of Jeremiah, Elam has not specifically met the fate described by Jeremiah, and therefore it must be seen as an unfulfilled prophecy. I did some of this research for Bill Salus and his Revelation Road book, that's how I am so well versed in it.

And thank you for the history lesson. History was never my thing, and thanks all for bearing with me.
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[Elijah's Mantle]

very good information here

[Forgiven]

...Jeremiah 49:34-39 was not fulfilled in exact detail as described by Jeremiah, therefore it is an unfulfilled prophecy.

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However, as per the prophecy of Jeremiah, Elam has not specifically met the fate described by Jeremiah, and therefore it must be seen as an unfulfilled prophecy. I did some of this research for Bill Salus and his Revelation Road book, that's how I am so well versed in it.

Revelation Road mentions Jeremiah 49:34-39 (and your name) on page 47