End Times Bible Prophecy

It's Not What They Told You

By: Brian Godawa

Narrated by: Brian Godawa

Length: 6 hrs and 39 mins

Publisher's summary

Are We Living in the Last Days?

Are you confused by all the speculation out there about the End Times?

Are you frustrated with how often the predictions fail?

Has the Left Behind interpretation left you unsatisfied?

Do you want to know what Jesus really said about the End of the Age?

Then this controversial hard-hitting audiobook of shocking revelations is for you!

What Does the Bible Really Say about the End Times?

There are so many Christians teaching outrageous speculation about End Times Bible prophecy these days. It’s enough to frustrate the serious Bible student.

What if you found out most of it is simply mistaken?

What if you found out that everything that modern prophecy pundits are looking for - the Rapture, the Tribulation, the Antichrist, The Beast - was not what they told you it was, but something different?

What Jesus Himself Said About the End of the Age

Here are a few of the things you’ll be astounded to learn from this audiobook:

• You’ll hear Godawa’s own personal journey in changing his understanding of the End Times.
• You’ll find out how hyperliteralism corrupts Bible Prophecy interpretation.
• Godawa focuses on Jesus’ own predictions about the End of the Age in Matthew 24.
• You’ll discover the dirty little secret behind the so-called Rapture.
• The truth about the Last Days. It’s not what they told you.
• Just what is the Great Tribulation and when did it happen?
• What the heck are those cosmic catastrophes in the heavens?
• The shocking truth about Antichrist and the Abomination of Desolation
• You’ll be amazed when you see how the coming of Christ on the clouds has been completely misunderstood by well-meaning but misinformed prophecy pundits.

This is not newspaper exegesis, but intense Bible study. This audiobook is guaranteed to inspire your love for God’s Word and His promises to His people.

©2017 Brian Godawa (P)2017 Brian Godawa

Short "review" with longer personal opinion

This is a excellent book for those who have been taught the indefensible futurist nonsense.

I would like to include that I suspect that the city built on seven hills is more likely Jerusalem and not Rome. I believe that the hills refers to the mountains in which the Covenants were given to Israel. I have not been able to piece this together completely but it seems to make more sense than the alternatives.

Finally revelation prophecy explanation that makes sense

All Christian and curious need to read or hear this book. Author is very good at researching and writing easy to follow book with clear references. Still a Christian book but properly translated and understood from an ancient historical traditional Hebrew language and culture that most of today’s evangelicals miss-translate. Love the fact that the author read the book himself.

Good introduction to the partial preteriat possitio

This was a very good book as always Brian reads he own books. It had a lot of good information specially on some hermeneutical principals and then moved on to explaining Mathew 24 in light of them.

👍 great view

I'm starting to understand much better the way the scriptures is interpreting scripture, especially from the Israelite view!
Godawa brings more light and clarity to these texts i believe is a great book ,however this is incomplete it needs a wholelot more to be explained of Jesus's return on earth as King ,rapture and more; thanks Brian, and Lord Bless you!

We have a lot of misconceptions

Loved it. A great listen no matter your eschatology. Even if you are post mil, don’t let the title scare you off. You will love it.

Keep an open mind.

This book is incredibly accurate. Do not be deceived by futurist interpretations. They lack evidence and structure. Scripture must be read within its context.

Excellent!

If you want an understanding of why some people embrace preterism stop listening to futurists explain why preterism is wrong. Hear both sides and weigh it all out. Futuristic interpretations of Revelation are actually a relatively new phenomena. This wasn’t the standard view in the church for more than a thousand years.

I only wish he had dealt more with the Song of Moses and the promised Deuteronomy curses. If people started from this framework and properly dating the book in the reign of Nero according to the Book of Revelation itself then this futuristic perspective would never have had a leg to stand on.

End Times Bible Prophecy

Another first for Godawa. I loved the Chronicles of the Nephilim series. I Loved It!!! And, thought it be fiction, I found it to be far more than fiction.
I began listening to the Chronicles of the Apocalypse series, but only complete book 1 and perhaps a fourth of book 2. But the End Times Bible Prophecy, WOWWW! A complete eye opener. My mind flipped when I heard mention of Hal Lindsey’s Late Great Planet Earth. I still have that book somewhere among my things, used as a reminder to never stop seeking to become a serious Bible student. I gave a brief thought, but not for long. The book seemed so foolish and I quickly lost interest.
I really loved Tim LeHaye’s writings and I like Jerry Jenkins. But, the “Left Behind” 🙃 series - just too unreal and non-sensensical.
Like Hal Lindsey, I seriously believe those guys knew that most people would NEVER do serious research to see if those things be so. Sooooo, they kept the series going and made more $$ than they will spend in a lifetime. Hopefully Dallas Jenkins of The Chosen will continue an honorable road.
I’m going to back and check out the entire Apocalypse series as well as the Watchers series. Thank you Mr. Godawa for being a full-fledge d researcher. It’s what the body of Christ must have. Selah!

FInally a book that tells the real story!

I have been reading the bible since I was a young child. When the "Left Behind" scenarios started coming out I kept trying to figure out "where do they get this stuff?" It is not what my bible says. I would go to series at churches where the preachers were teaching line by line and as they taught, I would have to roll my eyes and think, but that is not what that verse says. I listened to many teachers on the radio with same result, no one could really back up what they were teaching. I also tried to read some books backing up the view,, but again they were full of rubbish, things like inserting 1000 years in the middle of a verse of scripture. Now finally here is a view that DOES come from the bible and not just making up preposterous jumps. If you want all the pieces to fit, this is the view for you!

Reasonable & Logical Alternative View for the Open

Any additional comments?

The author and I share a similar journey due to our similar ages. Back in the 70s, The Late Great Planet Earth along with Jack Van Impe scared the bejebees out of me, as a boy, with their confidently sounding conjecture and speculation. And, I remember the "Countdown" in the 1980s. All I can say is, if you are tired of the incessant, futile, non-sense of persons trying to fit modern headlines into sacred text while ignoring history, context, and the original audience, then you have come to the right place in Brian's "End Times...." The benefit of reading Brian's in-depth discussion on the Preterist view: It is like someone giving you your bible back and allowing you to actually *understand* what Jesus was saying, *who* he was saying it to, and what transpired shortly thereafter. Matthew 24 was Jesus confronting the unbelief head on and with dire warnings of consequential disaster. You'll see Jesus as a politically incorrect Warrior, as well as, The Lamb. Words like "generation," "you", "quickly", "at-hand" will become perfectly clear and lose their nebulous, transcendiary shroud of mystique and confusion. If you are able to put aside any bias and preconceptions of the Last Days, then I think you will find the book thought-provoking and, perhaps, it may even change your mind about some things.