The Appointed Times & Seasons Calendar (with 21 point and click references) and the Insights in Prophecy lesson guides will take you through the books of Daniel and Revelation for a thorough investigation into final events.  All the information is available free of charge.  The Calendar shows how the timelines of prophecy align between the Jewish Festivals (Moedim).  Since the discovery that God's Festivals and the prophetic timelines of Daniel and Revelation align, we can now set anticipated fulfillment periods; still, we proceed with caution.  Winston Churchill once humorously quipped, "I always avoid prophesying beforehand, because it is a much better policy to prophesy after the event has already taken place." 

The five prophetic time periods in Daniel ("seventy 'sevens'"--490 days, "2300 evenings and mornings"--1150 days, "time, times and a half"--1260 days, 1290 days and 1335 days) are directly connect to the often-repeated 1260 days (42 months; "time, times and a half") found five times in the book of Revelation.  The 3 1/2 days of Daniel (9:27)--"the middle of the seven" and the 3 1/2 days of Revelation (11:9-11), when connected to the longer 3 1/2 year period, reveal a prophetic time chart that both begins and ends with God's Festivals.  This alignment forecasts the fulfillment of end-time events known as the "times and seasons" of Biblical prophecy.

The Appointed Times & Seasons Calendar book takes you step by step through events of the final crisis, noting how the great worldwide troubles may begin and end within the time allotted by God.  Ecclesiastes 8:5-6 says, “...and a wise man’s heart discerns both time and judgment. Because to every purpose there is time and judgment." 

For more than two decades, this ministry has joined others in warning of a US led coalition against the Islamic nations of Iraq, followed by Iran--the Goat vs. the two-horned Ram in Daniel 8:1-8. The shattering of the larger horn (Iran) that "grew up later" will initiate the beginning of end.  Gabriel told Daniel, "Understand that the vision concerns the time of the end."  He reaffirmed the point once again (as though once was not enough to convince the reader), "the vision concerns the appointed time of the end," Daniel 8:17, 19.  Alexander the Great, King Darius III and the war of 331 B.C. over 2,000 years ago does not match the "time of the end" prediction of war--the common teaching in modern-day commentaries.

Daniel 11:2 identifies the instigator of the end-time war as the fourth leader of Persia (Iran), a very wealthy man, who would stir up Muslims against Greece (the Hebrew word "Javan," translated often as Greece, in Daniel's day generally stood for powers to the West)...

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