Ronald Stetton, author of “The Prophet,” presents an intriguing exploration of ancient prophecies from the Bible, Koran, and Tanakh that may suggest our current days as the ‘Last Days’. He dives deep into the teachings of the man of mystery predicted to emerge, whose mission is to unite the world in a new religion – or anti-religion. Ron’s book draws interesting parallels between scriptures and modern global developments, such as the recent UN 26-13 vote instituting “blasphemy laws,” forbidding criticism of Mohammed.
Q&A:
- How does the recent UN decision on “blasphemy laws” tie into the prophecies you discuss in your book?
- Should Christians and Jews read the Islamic Koran, considering your statement “Learn it, don’t burn it”?
- Could you expound on the Koran verse: “The beneficent has no son; therefore, I am the foremost to serve.” What does it signify?
- Mohammed in Koran Chapter 86 identifies himself as the bright morning star, a title also ascribed to Jesus in the Christian Bible. Who is the true bright morning star and why?
- How does the prediction of dark times in the last days, as described in the Koran, link with current trends of child indoctrination and changing God’s laws?
- Could you elaborate on the “abomination of desolation” spoken about in the Book of Revelation and its relevance today?
- Tell us more about your new book, “The Prophet”. What inspired you to write it, and what are some of the key takeaways for readers?
- Where can our audience get a copy of your book, “The Prophet”?
About Ronald Stetton:
Author of “The Prophet,” Stetton offers a riveting perspective on the changing definition of truth in our times, where emotions supersede factual accuracies, creating societal delusions. Ronald’s work asserts that this deviation from reality is a sign of the ‘Last Days’ as per ancient biblical prophecies, offering a compelling analysis of how the world refuses to recognize its Biblical role. CONTACT: Jerry McGlothlin 919-437-0001 or getaldmcg@Outlook.com.
