The Voice Of Seven Thunders: Shadows Of Things To Come

Our world is changing at a bewildering rate. Although the prophet Daniel lived during an age when technology was relatively simple, he foresaw a time on Earth when "many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased" (Daniel 12:4) How unlikely for a man, living 2,500 years ago, to foresee in his own ability a revelation that has been fulfilled within the last 200 years! For those embracing the words of Dickens, the assumption could be made that these are the "best of times" while anyone objecting to this premise might be judged to suffer from "neo-millennium phobia" But undeniably, a darker shadow is being cast upon the stage of current events as the curtain rises one last time for the final act of "Apocalypse" Apocalypse . . . A prophecy in which events of a great cataclysm and the destruction of all evil forces are foretold" . . . And he had in his hand a little book and he set his right foot upon the sea, and his left foot on the earth, 3 And cried with a loud voice, as when a lion and when he had cried, seven thunders uttered their voices" Revelations 10:2-3 The Voice Of Seven Thunders is the end-time revealing of God's hidden calendar for Earth's greatest events from Creation to the Kingdom Age of Christ.

A lifelong student of Scripture, Edwin Woolsey serves in his community as both Bible teacher and minister. Mr. Woolsey has written a weekly religious newspaper article for the past seven years. Already a published author, his other works include a novel, "And There Were Giants - Into the Land of Nede" and a patriotic work entitled, "If My People - God's Call For American Revival" Previously married, Edwin is the proud father of three grown children, ages 24, 21, and 18 years. Although now retired, Mr. Woolsey formerly worked as an educator in the Missouri public school system for a total of 31 years. In addition to his responsibility as a fulltime pastor, some of the author's hobbies are gardening, fishing, hunting, and other activities related to nature. His interests in literature encompass theology, history, archaeology, and science fiction.