History. There is a history that brought us to where we are today. In this book, that history

begins with The Scopes Trial of 1925.

When it comes to the Bible, our history - the history of man - is part of recorded prophecy. And

that is the focus of this book. After reading this book it should be obvious how Bible prophecy

provides a time context in which to interpret past, present and future events. Events are not

random. Prophetic events are on a specific schedule. Parts of that schedule are revealed in Bible

prophecy. The Year of Jubilee is a scheduled prophetic event. What does it tell us?

THE FINAL JUBILEE

Did you ever notice there are 50, 120 year intervals

in 6000 years of Bible prophecy? The number 50 is

the number of years to the next Jubilee, or literally,

the blowing of the Ram's Horn. The Final Jubilee is at

the end of a 6000 year prophetic history of the Bible.

120 year intervals are translated 'generations' in the

Bible's New Testament. So, after a 'jubilee' of

'generations', that is after 50, 120 year periods - a total

of 6000 years - a Ram's Horn will blow for the ultimate

prophetic fulfillment of The Final Jubilee. Modern

Christians refer to this event as 'The Second Coming' of

Jesus. It is an event whose time was set before Moses

wrote out a description of these prophetic matters.

Today, all the pieces of the puzzle are laid out before us.

It is only left for us to decipher prophecies laid out with

pinpoint timing long ago.

This book goes into a few details surrounding 6000 years

of time humanity has been given to bring about the plan

of God on this earth. It has not gone well for kingdoms

of men up to this point in time. In any event, the times

have been set for the completion of all things. We are

almost there. In Revelation we read about what happens to

the City of Man, that ancient artifact and symbolic tower

into the sky known as Babylon. It does not end well for

the rebellion that begins in the book of Genesis at the

original Babylon - The Tower of Babel. In spite of every

diabolical effort, and mankind's natural waywardness

due to his sin nature, God's plan prevails in the end.

The prophets always knew it would.