On February 2007, James Cameron, the Academy Award-winning director for Titanic, announced his team has found the missing tomb of Jesus Christ; however, they bypassed academic review. In The Jesus Tomb: Is It Fact or Fiction? Scholars Chime In, Don Sausa reviews Cameron's claims through biblical, historic, and scientific analysis. By reviewing the evidence and interviewing biblical scholars, archaeologists, and DNA experts, Sausa answers the most important question about this discovery -- is it fact or fiction?

Will mankind be able to eventually resolve the world's current troubles and make it a better and harmonious world to live in, or is mankind on the edge of an unstoppable self-destructive course? Is our world going to end soon? Are we all alone in this vast universe and just happen to exist by chance, or is there a God who is in control? If there is a God, why do bad things happen? What is God doing now? For the first time, Dr. Sausa, an expert on the subject of the sanctuary, unravels the answers to these questions in a profound yet easy to understand presentation in his book, Kippur: The Final Judgment. About two thousand five hundred years ago, a man named Daniel predicted six major events that would transpire centuries ahead of his time even unto the end of the world. The four major events that spanned more than 18 centuries ahead of Daniel's time were fulfilled 100 per cent as he predicted. The 5th major event is the pre-Advent judgment of the world, followed by the 6th which is the Second Coming of Christ. The 5th major event, the pre-Advent judgment that leads to Christ's Second Coming according to Daniel is the real cosmic Yom Kippur that the Hebrew Yom Kippur symbolized. The author demonstrates, through the books of Leviticus, Hebrews, Daniel and Revelation, that this 5th major event that Daniel predicted is happening now, and he shows that we are indeed treading on the final pages of this world's history before the final cosmic mega-cataclysmic change at Christ's coming. He shows us most of all, that now is the time when we can still choose to accept God's infinite gift of eternal salvation instead of eternal obliteration.