Steve Wohlberg was born Jewish and raised in the California hills. His book “End Time Delusions” among others are 100% Bible based and they let the Bible speak for itself. If you ever wanted to know the truth about the Rapture,the Antichrist, Israel, and the end of the World or have had trouble understanding the Book of Revelation this book is a must.
After much study I can find nothing that isn’t Structurally sound. Of the books I have read on the subject, this is without a doubt, the best and true to scripture. This book can be bought directly from his site at WhiteHorseMedia.com. This book needs to be added to your Christian library, I highly recommend it!
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The Rapture
The Tribulation
The Antichrist
Israel Delusions
#1 by John McQueen on July 14, 2010 - 12:22 PM
I have read Steve Wohlberg’s book, “End Time Delusions” several times. His book is entirely scripture-based and to the point. I heartly recommend this book to everyone.
#2 by Darrell on July 14, 2010 - 12:46 PM
John you are right, Steve’s book, “End Time Delusions” reveals great truths in God’s Word. I’m slowly finding that people of today don’t want to hear the truth.
The Bible says that scoffers and religious skeptics will turn away from Bible truth “There shall come in the last days scoffers.” 2 Peter 3:3. “They will not endure sound doctrine; … And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables.” 2 Timothy 4:3, 4.
It is not difficult to find scoffers today in fulfillment of this prophecy. Even religious leaders are denying the plain Bible teachings of Creation, the Flood, the divinity of Christ, the second coming of Christ, and many other vital Bible truths.
Psychiatry and the traditions of pseudo-intellectuals have replaced the Bible in many religious circles. Secular educators teach our youth to scoff at the Bible record of these great truths and substitute evolution and other man-made, false teachings for the plain, simple facts of God’s Holy Word.
A recent poll discovered that only two percent of American student ministers believe in the literal second coming of Christ.