Synopsis
The very word “apocalypse” conjures up images of cataclysmic mayhem of unbelievable proportions. But what if the apocalypse is not what you’ve imagined, because the pieces to the puzzle are not what you've been told? Having created the world, God has worked out His plan and purpose for thousands of years. The end of the age is no exception. He has revealed very clearly what will happen. Unraveling the meaning of those prophecies, though, has been confusing and contradicting, almost like guesswork. As you read the Apocalypse Puzzle you may want to reconsider some truths you have been taught, and then put the puzzle back together all over again. What if … • America is the 7th Beast? • Electronics is the False Prophet? • Electricity is the two horned Beast? • 666 is not just a mark but a Name? • An alliance of Arab nations is the 8th Beast with Ten Horns? • The Great Prostitute, Babylon is New York? • Pornography is today’s Temple Prostitute? • The Great Tribulation is totally fabricated? • Israel is restored after Christ’s return, not before? Why is this even important? Because God wants to change your heart, turn your eyes from the allure of this world, and convince you to trust Him with full surrender. - David Eymann, author “I looked up Tribulation on the internet while reading your book. There were so many charts and timelines that it almost looked cultic. Reading Apocalypse Puzzle has drawn me into Revelation with interest and understanding for the first time. It makes sense now, it’s relevant, and I find myself wanting to look deeper and understand more.” - T. D. "Dave Eymann has put the handwriting on the wall. It's there as plain as day for those of us who are willing to open our eyes. The rest will close their eyes as they always have. But I will never forget the day I choked on singing 'America The Beautiful.' It was Saturday, June 15th at 10am!" - R.W.
About the Author
David Eymann makes his home in Estacada, Oregon, where he lives and serves at Eagle Fern Camp. He graduated from Grand Canyon University in 1975 with a degree in Music Education. His music training served him well as a worship pastor in several churches. David graduated from Western Seminary in Portland, Oregon in 1978 with a Master's degree in New Testament Studies. It was in the New Testament Greek classes during seminary that he first developed the burning desire to discover, on his own, accurate interpretations of the prophecies of the end times. He grew weary of being told what to believe, and "please don't ask questions." David served as a pastor in churches in Arizona and Oregon. He stepped out of ministry for a time and worked as a construction contractor for a few years before coming to Eagle Fern Camp.
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