Thy Kingdom Come

The most momentous event in the history of mankind is the establishment of God's Kingdom on the earth. Any, therefore, who have themselves uttered those profoundly significant words, "Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven..." must be gripped by the most avid interest in the events leading to the fulfillment of this prayer.

Thy Kingdom Come examines these events and prepares the reader to understand such Bible topics as:

• The time and meaning of "the Harvest"
• The deliverance of the Church
• The restoration of favor to Israel
• Jesus' parables of
the Wise and Foolish Virgins,
the Wedding Garment,
the Wheat and Tares,
plus many others.

Thy Kingdom Come has an entire chapter on the detailed prophecy of Daniel 11, demonstrating how this chapter alone in the Bible demonstrates its authority and foreknowledge, foretelling such historical figures as Alexander the Great, his four generals and Napoleon Bonaparte, among others. It is history written in advance leading up step by step to the Time of the End, so significant in Bible prophecy.

Specific Bible prophecies are examined that demonstrate that Bible students understood and expected the re-establishment of the nation of Israel in her homeland long before the world witnessed its declaration of independence in 1948. In 1878 Petah Tiqwah, the first Jewish settlement, was establishged in Israel. The Bible has shown this date to be a pivotal year in the nations's regathering.

In addition, Thy Kingdom Come examines the testimony of God's silent stone witness the Great Pyramid of Gizeh, revealing its harmonious confirmation of the accuracy of the Bible.