The New Temple and the Second Coming: The Prophecy That Points to Christ's Return in Your Generation »

Grant R. Jeffrey is the internationally known author of The Next World War and more than twenty other bestselling books, and the editor of the Marked Reference Prophecy Study Bible. His popular TV program, “Bible Prophecy Revealed,” airs twice a week on Trinity Broadcasting Network. Jeffrey earned his Master’s and PhD degrees from Louisiana Baptist University. He and his wife, Kaye, live in Toronto.

An array of new archaeological finds and revealing discoveries in the ancient city hidden beneath Jerusalem lead to a stunning conclusion: The generation alive today will witness the return of Christ.

The evidence–uncovered by prophecy expert Grant R. Jeffrey–is breathtaking: Jewish authorities are preparing to rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem. Quietly they have recovered lost artifacts from the ancient Temple and have recreated sacred worship vessels. The new Sanhedrin, now reconvened in Israel, is training Levite priests to reinstitute animal sacrifice. These remarkable developments have far-reaching prophetic significance.

In this book you will examine the biblical prophecies and research data that together solve end-times mysteries, including:
·The search for lost Temple treasures
·Revealing discoveries in underground Jerusalem
·The process of recreating sacred Temple vessels
·Unexpected clues revealed in the Copper Scroll and the Ezekiel Tablets
·The latest plans for rebuilding the Temple

Join Dr. Jeffrey as he uncovers answers to questions that have perplexed students of prophecy for centuries. Answers that point to the unmistakable conclusion that this is truly the last generation.

Pius Charles Murray - Library Journal

Jeffrey (The Next World War) attempts to uncover the theological meaning of certain biblical prophecies regarding the building of the Third Temple as foreshadowing the return of Jesus of Nazareth in our generation. The first four chapters examine biblical, archaeological, and Talmudic sources that indicate what the eschatological meaning of the building of the Third Temple signifies. The final five chapters discuss practical details concerning how the Third Temple will be rebuilt, what the renewal of the Sanhedrin and Levitical priesthood means, and more. There are several glaring methodological weaknesses. First, a literalist interpretation of Sacred Scripture does damage to its literary expression; since the biblical authors employed every manner of literary device, deconstructing the text as literal historical truth misunderstands thoroughly the biblical enterprise and God's message contained therein. Secondly, both the select bibliography and the chapter footnotes give the veneer of scholarship but in fact represent little more than dated secondary-source reports. More subjective opinion than scholarly exegesis and intended for a fundamentalist Christian audience; not recommended.