The Final Generation: Psalm 83, ISIS, Islamic Hatred of Israel & God's Plan for the Future Prophecy points us to Christ, the author of history and the theme of Scripture. God's Word is, at its very center, prophetic. The God who recorded the beginning, which no one but Him witnessed in Genesis, is also the God who records the ending, which no one but Him could have ever written in Revelation. Isn't it amazing that God devotes 1/4th or 25% of the Bible to the indivisible union that the world's destiny has with God's Chosen People of Promise, Israel, Jerusalem, and the Jews? Always remember: THE CENTRALITY OF ISRAEL IN THE BIBLE Using just an average Bible with no study notes (my Bible is 1100 pages long), you find that: 600 pages (Genesis to Song of Solomon) are Israel's origin, history, wanderings away from God, and worship (that is 600/1100 pages or) 54%; and 250 pages are devoted to the prophets (Isaiah to Malachi) that speak of the doom coming first to Israel, then to the world in the future (that is 250/1100 pages or 23%), and then we get 110 pages devoted to the Life of Christ (Matthew to John) that lasts for (110/1100 pages or) 10% of the Bible, and then 120 pages devoted to the record of Acts to Jude that explains Christ's Church's birth and mission for 120/1100 pages or 11%; and then the 20 pages of Revelation describing the centrality of Israel and Jerusalem at the end of the world take up almost (20/1100 pages or) 2% of the Bible. So, just a simple glance at the Table of Contents of God's Word would make a reader conclude that Israel, Jerusalem, and the Jews are crucial to God. Also, just the layout of the Bible that opens and closes with Israel,