[Belteshazzar]

“... he has a way of making things easier to understand.”

Or easier to misunderstand.

In terms of geo-politics/history he is pretty accurate, but when he launches into theology, that is, the interpretation of Scripture, I’m sorry no. Because he does not understand the New Testament as a whole he does not understand the part of it that is Revelation.

Not looking for an argument, just stating my assessment.

[amorphous]

Most of us, who've studied eschatology, come away with our own assessment. I've never found anyone whose thinking matches mind perfectly, plus my own thinking changes over time. Even so, I welcome and respect the opinions of others on the matter, as I usually find a new piece of the puzzle to play with - as was the case in the interview here. ;-)

The interview Jim linked to with Avi Lipkin is a VERY good one - I highly recommend it to all! Guarantee you're going to learns some things. When he talks about his wife, she is Egyptian and also is/was an intelligence specialist for Israel. He discounts her work by saying she listens to the "radio or watches TV". She obviously has more sources than local radio or TV stations.

Here he talks about Saudi Arabia possibly having nukes and to expect 50 - 60 million Muslim immigrants to America. What may seem like geo-political, may actually be fulfillment - we shall see. :-)