Dawn of Reason: A Triple Feature Recognizing Fulfillment Of Prophecy In Harmony With Human History

J. Anthony Bove had the same questions about life and religion that many people do. Is it possible for the average person to understand the Bible? Where are we now on the biblical timeline? Are we still awaiting the fulfillment of the last week of Daniel 9:27, the week of great tribulations? Is there another anti-Christ and beast coming to persecute the church? Is there a coming kingdom of Christ that will last on earth for one thousand years? The New Testament warns of many false prophets in our latter times. Where are they? These, and other perplexing subjects, are examined and explored with viewpoints that are fresh, unusual, and sometimes unexpected. Bove believes that the truth of life and religion is exclusively of God, and found solely in the Bible. And it bears the authority of His word over and above the precepts of men, especially in the religious sense. The Bible is un-denominational and so the treatment of its content is handled as such, without regard or leaning towards any particular sect or denomination. Bove holds the purity of God's word to the highest standards while maintaining guard against mistranslation, misconception, perversion, and discombobulation. He employs human history in relation to biblical prophecy to show how the Bible is indispensable as a guide to the real truth of life, and is the living word of God. One editorial is as follows, "I am astounded and impressed beyond words by Bove's vast knowledge and deep understanding of the Scriptures, and how they relate to world history. He is thorough in his research and explanations of how his findings are supported by Scripture. I am humbled by his seemingly inspired understanding of the Bible. I am in awe! I never expected the curveball that he threw me with this piece! Never in a million years would I have expected my beliefs to be challenged in this way." "After reading this work I am compelled to more carefully research the Scriptures, so that I can read with my own eyes, the