This Side of the Whirlwind

by Steven R. Harrel

Overview

Christians are being deceived! Until now, the Body of Christ has enjoyed less than the whole truth regarding The End Times, in fact, less than half! Is it any wonder the current End Times doctrines are so muddled and missing volumes of prophetic information? Discover why the prophets Daniel and John concealed important End Times facts. Learn the significance of the Great Consummation message, the second half to the Covenant of Jesus Christ. Confront the final chapters which unveil the grand conclusion to Gods extraordinary plans for the greatest story ever told.

This Side of the Whirlwind provides evidence our world is heading for more than a single apocalypse! Information within its pages will certify the Great Tribulation is neither Gods Wrath nor His plan for Christs return. Uncover previously hidden biblical facts which confirm the first apocalypse will forcefully separate True Christians (the Sheep) from the Goats. Recent revelation will also prove the Rapture cannot take place before the tribulation period has been fulfilled; thus, negating any possibility a Pre-tribulation Rapture event could exist. All this and more will be firmly established and confirmed in This Side of the Whirlwind

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781512734041
Publisher:	WestBow Press
Publication date:	04/15/2016
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	416
File size:	821 KB

About the Author

Steven Harrel was prophetically called to be a man of God one year before he took his first breath. By the age of nine, he was saved, filled with the Holy Spirit and taught by the Spirit to hear God’s voice. At twenty-five he received eight identical prophecies over a nine month period confirming many of God’s plans for his life. Then following his thirty-second birthday God sent Steven into obscurity for more than twenty-five years so he could prepare the yet unknown message for The Great Consummation; a message only found in God’s Word and This Side of the Whirlwind

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Editorial Reviews

Aug. 25, 2016
A debut book provides a comprehensive analysis of the Christian doctrine of the end times. Harrel’s wide-ranging and ambitious work takes on a familiar topic in Christian theology: the schema by which God will bring about the end of the world, the end of time, and the kingdom of heaven. The rough outline of this schema has been laid out in countless works of theology, beginning with the emergence of Israel as a nation, moving to the Tribulation, then the rapture, then the opening of great seals and the Battle of Armageddon, then the dawning of the millennium and the thousand-year reign of Christ on Earth, eventually ushering the faithful into heaven. Arguments and various calculations about the precise nature and timing of these events, grounded in differing readings of the Old and New Testaments and the book of Revelation, have filled countless volumes. Harrel buttresses his own with two assertions: first, that all Christians have failed to determine the timing of Christ’s return (whether through erroneous scriptural analysis or because God has made the truth unknowable), and second, that God has made everything clear to the author through direct personal revelation. To non-Christians this may seem like the ultimate example of game-rigging, but the main strength of Harrel’s highly readable, searching book is its tremendously engaging textual analysis, not its opening claim of personal prophecy. He leads his readers through a painstakingly thorough, historical, and line-by-line analysis of Revelation-relevant Old Testament books, such as Daniel, Ezekiel, and Zechariah, and he steadily builds some real-world warnings into his narrative. He cautions that mistaken readings of Revelation can have serious consequences if the faithful are led astray by their own pastors. And since Harrel examines the highest of stakes, his book’s closing chapters, dealing with the end of the world, are appropriately forbidding. But the research and cleareyed exegesis in these pages should fascinate all students of end times lore. A new and urgent reading of Christian Tribulation Scripture.

Kirkus Review