This is probably the most unique book ever written about the second coming of Christ. It begins with the premise that Israel's feast days established by Moses are the foundation of all Bible prophecy. When Jesus walked the road to Emmaus after His resurrection, He explained to the disciples about His death and resurrection -- beginning with Moses (Luke 24:27). The Feast of Passover prophesied of Christ's first work on the Cross. The Wavesheaf offering prophesied of His resurrection and presentation in the Temple in heaven. The Feast of Weeks (Pentecost) prophesied of the coming of the Spirit in Acts 2. The autumn feast days prophesy of the second coming of Christ and the events surrounding it. These festivals given under Moses clarify the purpose, meaning, and even (to some extent) the timing of the second coming. This book explains the types and shadows in the law and the prophets before correlating these things to the New Testament teaching about Christ's second coming. In doing this, the author reveals insights probably never seen by previous authors, and he often comes to some very different conclusions than Bible teachers have proposed up until now. The marvelous insights packed into every page could very well make it the most important book ever written on the second coming of Christ.

Chapter titles include:

1.  Israel's Prophetic Spring Feasts
2.  The Feast of Trumpets
3.   The Day of Atonement and Jubilee
4.   Jacob's Feast Day Pattern
5.   The Feast Days in the Book of Joel
6.  The Feast Days in Elijah's Story
7.   The Feast of Tabernacles
8.  Presenting the Firstborn
9.   God's Face is God's Presence
10. The Two Works of Christ
11. Christ Comes of Judah and Joseph
12. The Sign of Jonah
13. The Real Rapture
14. The Law of the Manchild
Appendix: Acta Pilata: Pilate's Report to Tiberius Caesar concerning Christ.

The Ninth Commandment says, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor." (Exodus 20:16) The Ninth Commandment is a summarized statement, a brief heading under which we find a number of laws governing court procedure. More specifically, this commandment regulates such things as slander, perjury, lying, double witnesses needed to convict anyone of sin, and the principles of justice and mercy in general. Knowing these laws are critical in order to discern correctly and render righteous judgment, both in the Divine court and in our personal lives.

Chapter titles include: Slander, stumblingblocks, perjury, the law of the double witness, the Supreme Court of God, equal weights and measures, the woman caught in adultery, the Benjamite war, God's Sovereignty vrs. man's authority, the saints shall judge the world, discerning true justice, and God's method of subduing the earth.