The Donkey Speaks... AGAIN! Could all the prophets be wrong?

Solve The Puzzle Of God’S Prophecy Timeline. How We Understand And Interpret Prophecy Ultimately Determines How We Interpret The Rest Of The Bible—Even How We Understand God. Unfortunately All The Currently Accepted Prophecy Outlines Of How The End-Times Are Portrayed In Bible Prophecy Contain Contradictions. The Two Major Groups Describing Bible Prophecy Interpretation — Amillennialism (Who Reject The Theory That Jesus Christ Will Have A Literal Thousand-Year-Long Physical Reign On The Earth) And Premillennialism (Who Believe Jesus Christ Will Literally And Physically Return To The Earth After Taking The Christian Believers Up To Heaven) — Each Have Strong Arguments But Fall Apart When Compared With All The Other Prophecy Passages. While The Premillennial View Of Prophecy (Or Eschatology) Appears To Have The Most Validity It Also Has Many Contradictions Mainly Rooted In The Assumption Of A Seven-Year Yet Future Tribulation Before The Second Coming. Daniel'S 70Th Week Is A Key Component To Understanding Prophecy And Ultimately The Entire Bible. Accepting The Idea Of The 70Th Week As Yet Unfulfilled Creates Many Prophecy Problems Even Within The Book Of Daniel As Well As All The Other Prophecy Books And Prophecy Passages In The Bible. This Book Explains Why Both Of The Major Prophecy Outlines Cannot Explain Revelation Without Stumbling Over Many Obstacles. There Is Also A Handy Two Page Chart Showing How Bible Prophecy Fits Together With All Other Prophecy Books And Prophetic Passages. This Prophecy Outline Will Be Different From Anything Else You Have Seen Because Those Other Prophecy Outlines Are Only Partially True. They Both Have Strengths And Weaknesses But Neither Can Claim To Be Contradiction Free. The Donkey Speaks Again Will Help The Reader Finally Understand Bible Prophecies And The Way The Bible Lays Them Out For Us. Key Bible Words And Phrases Used Many Times Exclusively In Prophecy Verses Are Interpreted To Allow The Reader To Overlap Singular Prophecy Events Depicted Within The Two Separate Prophetic Visions Of End-Times Biblical Prophecy Events (Given To Jews In The Old Testament And The Christians In The New Testament) Confidently As Occurring Together On The Prophecy Timeline. When Faced With These Prophetic Truths The Reader Will Be Forced To Change The Way They Understand God The Bible Eschatology And Definitely Some Long-Held But Never Questioned Beliefs Concerning Prophecy. The Author Begins With Daniel'S 70 Weeks Prophecy And Digs Deep Into The Last Few Chapters Which Portray Daniel'S Prophetic Visions. The Bible (Especially Prophecy Books And Prophetic Passages) Is Used As The Source Of Explaining The Prophecy. Many Teachers And Preachers Will Rightly Say That This Prophecy (Daniel'S 70 Weeks) Is The Key To Understanding Revelation As Well As All Other Prophecy Books But Then Make The Mistake Of Using Their Theology To Interpret The Bible. The Author Makes A Strong Case That It Should Be The Other Way Around. He Intended To Write A Book Defending The 'Pre-Trib' Prophecy Viewpoint As The Correct One. Starting With Only The Bible And All It'S Prophecies He Began Charting Pages With Bible Prophecy References Pertaining To Individual Events Like The Rapture And The Millennium. After Noticing One Page That Was Completely Blank (The 7 Year Tribulation) Except For One Verse (Daniel 9:27) He Knew There Was Big Problem Because Most Everyone All Ready Knows That You Need At Least Two Witnesses In Order To Claim Something As Truth. The Result Changed The Purpose And Focal Point Of The Book Over To This New Prophecy Outline. What Happened Next Astounded Even The Author. While Writing The Book And Studying And Commenting On The Matthew Parables As Well As Revelation (Verse By Verse) The Author Kept Stumbling Over Eureka Moments Of Very Difficult Verses Being Explained In This New Prophetic Light. He Of Course Must Give The Credit To The Holy Spirit As Well As This New Prophecy Outline.