Wallace G. Smith

Many people study their Bibles faithfully, but there is a large part of the Bible that eludes many: Bible Prophecy. Its symbols and ancient references can seem confusing and bewildering. The good news is that you don’t have to be in the dark. You can understand Bible prophecy for yourself, if you learn some fundamental keys that unlock their meaning.

The Bible holds out to us a promise that is almost too astonishing to be true: the idea that the Creator of the universe—the Eternal One who reigns supreme over all of existence—is a being you can come to know personally. But how? How can a person come to really, really know God? How can you create an actual relationship with your Creator, experience His involvement in your life, and come to understand His will, purpose, and designs for you?

Whether you like it or not, whether you want it or not, whether you agree with it or not—it’s still true: Right and Wrong aren’t what they used to be. The moral standards that have been taken for granted—in some cases for Millennia—are changing. The very bedrock of morality is vanishing under our feet. What is at the heart of this historic change? And where will this confusion end? What Happened to Right and Wrong?