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Stefan O. Benson
My name is Stefan Benson, I am 55 years old and I have been in Christ for thirty years. Since the day God called me into His service I have known His plan for my life involved the ministry of the ...voir plusMy name is Stefan Benson, I am 55 years old and I have been in Christ for thirty years. Since the day God called me into His service I have known His plan for my life involved the ministry of the Word at the time of the end, from the midst of a dark and foreboding context. Further, that I would be given a specific message that must be delivered to the people of the terminal generation. This book constitutes that message. It is the message of the Hebrew prophets of the Old and New Covenants, which includes Jesus the Christ, who spoke volumes and proffered numerous predictions about our day. Indeed, with the exception of Jesus Himself, the Hebrew prophets had more to say about the time of the end than about any other topic in all the Scripture. For while they prophesied of God’s future interventions, especially His climatic coming to the Earth at the end of the age, invariably they described in great detail a world society that remarkably mirrors our own. Since their pronouncements are true and can be accurately interpreted, the people of the terminal generation have been given the certain knowledge of the future. After all, isn’t Bible prophecy human history written in advance? In this book I forthrightly identify the Baby Boomers as the terminal generation, meaning the generation that shall not die off before the Second Coming of Christ. While unbelievers disagree and may scoff at this designation, believers among us are excited by the prospect because like Queen Ester of old, we know that for such a time as this we have been brought to the Kingdom. We have been given life spans in a day when the living God shall once again dramatically intervene in human history, and we shall be more than witnesses. We shall be participants!voir moins