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Picture the horror of being stranded in a vast ocean as hungry, deadly sharks close in on you. Then imagine how grateful and relieved you’d feel to be plucked to safety. The truth is, every person on the planet is lost in an ocean full of danger. We all urgently need rescue—not by boat or helicopter—but by our Father in heaven.

People often feel it’s okay to violate a minor traffic law or perhaps to cheat a little bit on their taxes, but God and His laws work much differently. God sees everything we do, hears everything we say, and He really cares about how we treat His law.

This Study Guide is based on the book of Daniel chapter 7 and clearly and unmistakably identifies the antichrist. But it is only an introduction. Future lessons will reveal details of some of his activities that will have worldwide impact. What you discover today may displease or sadden you, but please remember that the prophecy of Daniel 7 comes from Jesus, who loves you. Pray for God’s guidance as you delve into this urgent subject. Be sure to read Daniel 7 before studying this lesson.

Angels are real! Sometimes called cherubim or seraphim, these powerful ministering spirits appear all through Bible history. Often they are seen protecting and guiding God’s people, and sometimes they are punishing evil. But one of their most important missions is to reveal and explain prophecy. Did you know God has said something special through His angels to the stressed-out people of our hectic world? In Revelation 14, He reveals awesome messages for these last days, messages coded in the symbolism of three flying angels. So significant are these messages, Jesus won’t return until they are all fulfilled! This Study Guide will give you an eye-opening overview, and the following eight Study Guides will present the incredible details. Get ready—God’s personal message to you is about to be explained!

WARNING: The devil does not want you to complete this Study Guide! A tattooed number, a computer chip under the skin, or something subtler? It’s one of the most misinterpreted prophecies in all of the Bible—yet it is vitally important to understand it. In studying the mark of the beast, we must address some sensitive issues, naming names and being specific. This is not a popular thing to do, but we must be firm because God loves His people and wants them to know the truth. This message is not from us; it comes from Jesus. And with eternal death facing those who receive the mark, it would be wrong to not help Him deliver this message. So please read Revelation 13:1–8, 16–18, and 14:9–12, and pray for the Holy Spirit to grant you an honest and understanding heart before embarking on this study adventure.

The jury is in, the verdict read—case closed! Few thoughts could be more sobering. The day is fast approaching when all who have ever lived will have their lives reviewed before the all-knowing God (2 Corinthians 5:10). But don’t let this alarm you—take heart! Millions have already found the judgment message revealed in this Study Guide to be very good news! On four occasions when the book of Revelation mentions the great judgment, it brings forth praise and thanksgiving! But did you know that the Bible mentions judgment more than a thousand times? Almost every Bible writer refers to it, so its importance cannot be overstated. In the next few minutes, you’re going to get a real eye-opener on this neglected subject. Note: There are three phases of the final judgment—watch for them as you study this lesson!

The Lord is great and greatly to be praised ! He does not out us; He covers us, equips us and enables us. The Lord does not forget us; He refreshes us, washes us and forgives us. God’s love is consistent and unconditional and forever... but is ours ? We have to fight the feelings, God hasn’t abandoned; He is a present Father ! Join us and learn of Him and His Spirit and His Son, and let us praise Him for no praise is too much, too often, too zealous or too joyful (C.H. Spurgeon).

In Gethsemane, at the foot of the Mount of Olives, Jesus agonised with the immense physical, emotional and spiritual battle before Him - whether to go through with Calvary or not. Should He suffer eternal separation from His father due to the sins of humanity or leave mankind to their own peril and return to heaven. It was in Gethsemane that He said, not my will but thine be done and the decision was made to go through with with the plan of salvation, as painful as it would be for Jesus. Today we can have eternal life because of the decision made in this humble garden.

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