Edit]"WE DO NOT CONSIDER OURSELVES A CHRISTIAN NATION." These words, which President Obama spoke, angered Americans everywhere. To think this nation, whose money bears the saying "In God We Trust," is not a Christian nation is preposterous . . . or is it? Can it be, with the acceptance of self-imposed evil in our lives today? Or can we discern between what is good and evil? While we look with fear, anticipation, and even apathy toward Armageddon, it has passed us by.Down through the ages, man has missed God's signs and revelations. And now we've missed Armageddon. One of the most important events in the life of the believer, we've missed. David writes in Psalm 74:9, "We see not our signs: there is no more any prophet: neither is there among us any that knoweth how long." Yes, we've traveled down the road through Armageddon and missed it. Zechariah 14:7 states, "At evening time it shall be light." Can you see it? Will you see it? Receive an eye-opening revelation as you journey with God's children through both the Old and New Testaments to see where God has led us, and what is after Armageddon.A FIRE THAT CANNOT BE PUT OUT This describes the studies and writings of author Steve Fannin, which encompass many years of reading and meditating on God's Word. He has always had the fear of God in his heart, and exhibits reverence and submission to His will. Steve and his wife, Pam Fannin, live in Bradenton, Florida. His studies and interest are in Bible prophecy and the book of Revelation, in particular. Now, through his studies and the hearing of God's Word, along with current and past events, he brings you Why, Oh Israel?: Armageddon Lost.

"WE DO NOT CONSIDER OURSELVES A CHRISTIAN NATION." These words, which President Obama spoke, angered Americans everywhere. To think this nation, whose money bears the saying "In God We Trust," is not a Christian nation is preposterous . . . or is it? Can it be, with the acceptance of self-imposed evil in our lives today? Or can we discern between what is good and evil? While we look with fear, anticipation, and even apathy toward Armageddon, it has passed us by.Down through the ages, man has missed God's signs and revelations. And now we've missed Armageddon. One of the most important events in the life of the believer, we've missed. David writes in Psalm 74:9, "We see not our signs: there is no more any prophet: neither is there among us any that knoweth how long." Yes, we've traveled down the road through Armageddon and missed it. Zechariah 14:7 states, "At evening time it shall be light." Can you see it? Will you see it? Receive an eye-opening revelation as you journey with God's children through both the Old and New Testaments to see where God has led us, and what is after Armageddon.A FIRE THAT CANNOT BE PUT OUT This describes the studies and writings of author Steve Fannin, which encompass many years of reading and meditating on God's Word. He has always had the fear of God in his heart, and exhibits reverence and submission to His will. Steve and his wife, Pam Fannin, live in Bradenton, Florida. His studies and interest are in Bible prophecy and the book of Revelation, in particular. Now, through his studies and the hearing of God's Word, along with current and past events, he brings you Why, Oh Israel?: Armageddon Lost.

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