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Epicenter

Why the Current Rumblings in the Middle East Will Change Your Future
Joel C. Rosenberg
$19.99
ISBN: 1414311354
Format: Hardcover
 
Pub Date: 09/01/2006
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Joel C. Rosenberg has had a fascinating career over the past ten years. He worked for the Heritage Foundation in Washington DC as a researcher. He worked for Steve Forbes and Rush Limbaugh. He's worked for Benjamin Netanyahu and Natan Scharansky. With his background in politics and communications, and his familiarity with the politics and the players in the Middle East, he decided to write a novel in 2000. The novel begins with a terrorist attack in which airplanes are hijacked and crashed into buildings in the US. The manuscript was completed and was being reviewed for publication in New York city when the deadly attacks on 9/11/2001 occurred.
Rosenberg returns to non-fiction to provide readers with an update of the startling events unfolding in the Middle East - events which are no secret, but they are being overlooked and go unreported by the mainstream media. Rosenberg sees three remarkable developments occurring right now in the Middle East:
1) There is an emerging alliance between Russia and Iran (Magog and Persia) which seems to be a fulfillment of biblical prophecy.
2) Israel is experiencing unprecedented economic prosperity - and may be on the verge of discovering oil and gas reserves that will dramatically alter the economic realities of the Middle East.
3) Muslims (Arab, Persian, Pakistani) are turning to Christ in record numbers.

Have you read about any of these in the news? Rosenberg carefully documents what is going on and just as carefully seeks to analyze and understand what is going on in the Middle East from a biblical perspective.
This is a fascinating book. Without being sensationalistic, Rosenberg increases the reader's understanding of what the future may hold in the Middle East. - Rob Shearer
 
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