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This is a collection of independent articles concerning subjects relating to Bible prophecy, arranged in logical order and edited to suit publication together as a single volume. All the articles are based on the principle that the Bible is the infallible word of a God that cannot lie, who never makes a mistake, and whose promises are irrevocable. Some of the material presented here is adapted from the author's previous book, "Keys to Bible Prophecy," by James C. Morris, published by Dispensational Publishing House, ISBN # 978-1-9577-33-1.

There has been much written about the Revelation, or the Apocalypse, as it is sometimes called. And there are many books about the book of Daniel. But there have been very few, if any, books that have considered these two books as God gave them, intertwined together.This book is an attempt to demonstrate, not only how the prophecies in these two books relate to each other, but also how the two books themselves relate to each other. The stand is taken that the sealed scroll of Revelation 5 represents the book of Daniel, which had been sealed in Daniel 12, and that, likewise, the open book, which in Revelation 10 the prophet was told to eat, represents that same book of Daniel after its seals had been opened. For indeed, up to that point in the Book of Revelation, the symbols are unique to the book of Revelation. But from that point on, the symbols are straight out of the book of Daniel.

Ruth chronicles the events of an unsaved hell bound idol worshipping woman who follows a Jew to salvation and is greatly blessed by the Lord. Because of her humble spirit and her willingness to sacrifice, surrender, submit, and serve, the Lord blesses Ruth with the right husband at the right time according to God's providence. Ruth is delivered from her affliction, double typing a Gentile being saved in the tribulation and being a type of the bride of Christ. Ruth gets blessed, goes from famine to feast and has her name recorded in the Bible for all eternity (Ps. 119:89).

Return of the Warrior King is a series of sermons preached from the extraordinary book of Revelation. This book is a verse-by-verse sequential exposition of Revelation delivered by a faithful pastor to his congregation. In this book you will encounter how one pastor sought to prepare and deliver messages to help his congregation have a higher view and awe of Christ, the Warrior-King. If you are a student of the Bible wanting to understand more completely the book of Revelation and its many interpretive challenges, or a pastor desiring to see how another pastor shaped sermons from the complexities and glories of Revelation, then this is a very helpful resource to both ends.

The international outbreak of the Coronavirus has left many young children confused. We hope that "Ron and Rona Fight the Corona" can serve as a resource for parents, allowing them to have an open dialogue about the nature of this pandemic in simple, age-appropriate language. It is our hope that, with a dash of fun and whimsy, our book will help explain the new reality we all face. Our goal is to empower children with knowledge, ease their anxiety, and help them make sense of all that is happening around them.

For 15 years, J. Gerald Harris sat at the helm of America's oldest Christian publication, The Christian Index. Now, we have a collection of the best and brightest, the "blessings" and the "balderdash" that flowed from his pen into his weekly editorials. With over 400 editorials to his name, this collection contains the heart of Christian thinking about current events over the 15-year period from 2003 to 2018. From thoughts about the Southern Baptist Convention to atheism to Mother Theresa to post-modern culture, and so much more, this book will encourage you, provoke you, and enlighten your understanding of the flow of Christian thought during this pivotal time.