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Soldiers in Israel overlooking a valley new Gush Eziyon.

What’s Behind the Chaos in the Middle East?

  • by Dan Taylor
The world is seeing an increasing number of growing trouble spots. Yet one remains consistent in its ability to dominate the headlines—the Middle East. What’s behind its constant turmoil?
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Street view of a city road somewhere in Europe.

Europe at a Crossroads: What Lies Ahead?

  • by Scott Ashley
Europe may be waking up to a new reality—that waves of Muslim immigrants and Islamic terror attacks are transforming the continent before our eyes. Does Bible prophecy indicate where events might be heading?
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Bright light coming from the sky.

Seven Prophecies That Must Be Fulfilled Before Jesus Christ's Return

  • by Melvin Rhodes
Previous generations have thought that Jesus Christ would return in their lifetimes, but they were proven wrong. Many people alive today think that Christ's return is imminent. Certainly, the Bible contains prophecies that could not have been fulfilled until this generation.
Gaddafi's Violent Past Catching Up in Libya

Gaddafi's Violent Past Catching Up in Libya

  • by Melvin Rhodes
On Sept. 1, 1969, Libya's King Idris was overthrown in a violent coup that brought a young revolutionary Colonel Muammar Gaddafi to power. For more than 40 years his revolutionary fervor has spread mayhem and discord.
Egypt in History and Prophecy

Egypt in History and Prophecy

  • by Mario Seiglie
Egypt has recently been rocked by turmoil and unrest, with longtime ruler Hosni Mubarak forced from office. Could this be the beginning of a trend foretold in Bible prophecy? What else does Scripture reveal about Egypt in history and prophecy?

The New Mediterranean Union: Seeds of a New Roman Empire?

  • by Tom Robinson
A media circus was in full swing as U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama was greeted in the Middle East and Europe as a political superstar in late July 2008. But a potentially far more important development in that part of the world the week before garnered little attention.