Ezekiel 38 and Ezekiel 39 are Bible prophecy chapters that garner a lot of attention. Many believe that the fulfillment of events described in Ezekiel 38 and Ezekiel 39 may come at any time. The articles on this page provide insight into the events described in Ezekiel 38 and Ezekiel 39, including the fulfillment of these events.
Israel is now at war after Hamas shocked Israel with a surprise attack that has killed hundreds and injured thousands. The situation is very fluid. As a result, I will not comment on the situation on the ground. Instead, I will analyze the situation from a Bible prophecy perspective.
I have published a new edition of my comprehensive end time book. The title of my book is Prophecy Proof Insights on the End Times.
I want to announce that I have finally finished a task that has taken me many years to complete. As a teenager, I not only wanted to learn about Bible prophecy so that I could understand what will happen, but I also wanted to learn so that I could someday help others to understand what will happen. This desire to help others to understand what will happen ultimately led to a desire to write a comprehensive book about the end times. After many years of work, this comprehensive book about the end times is finally complete. The title of my book is Prophecy Proof Insights of the End Times.
Many Bible prophecy commentators insist that an attack on Israel led by Gog of Magog described in Ezekiel 38 will transpire before the start or at the start of the tribulation. In this article, I critique the teaching that the Gog and Magog war will occur before the start or at the start of the tribulation.
I provide insight on the Psalm 83 war in this article, including how the Psalm 83 war may relate to the Gog-Magog war during the end times.
Few people understand the connection between Ezekiel 7 and Zechariah 12:2. I show how Ezekiel 7 may provide details about Zechariah 12:2's fulfillment during the end times in this article.
I explain why we should try to learn as much about Bible prophecy as we can-even if some parts of Bible prophecy may not seem relevant.
Ezekiel 39 describes an alliance led by Gog of Magog attacking Israel and heading to its defeat. Meanwhile, Joel 2 describes a powerful northern army attacking Jerusalem before its demise. Could these armies be related? I will address this question in this article by sharing some of my observations about Joel 2:20 and Ezekiel 39:11.