I chose the name End-Time Prophecy Made Easy because my goal in writing this book was to simplify prophecy for the average layperson. Moreover, since Prophecy for Dummies was already taken and copy written, I had to choose something.
If you are a biblical scholar or theological genius, this book is definitely not for you. However, if you are one of the millions of regular people who would just like to know more about end-time prophecy, this book will make things easier to understand and reduce it to the bare bones.
It explains what the rapture is, where it is located in the Bible, and who it is directed toward. It explains the tribulation, judgment seat of Christ, wedding banquet of the Lamb, and millennium in nontechnical language. This book also distinguishes the differences between the nation of Israel, the church, and the rest of the world describing their parts in each event. It takes each end-time event and, besides describing what each event is, puts it on a timeline depicting the order of these events.
Interestingly to most people, this book also points to the various places in the Bible where the United States is mentioned in prophecy. Although the United States was not a nation at the time the Bible was written, it gives a very extensive and widespread description of this country. This description fits the United States to a tee. It is so graphically expressive and vivid that as the description is given, every other nation on the face of the earth is eliminated. At the same time as the portrayal is depicted, the case for it pointing to the United States grows. It is obviously clear that the United States is this end-time nation the Bible portrays.
