In his shocking and revealing book, Islam in the End Times, Islamic relations expert and scholar Ellis Skolfield unlocks the key to understanding all the
end time prophecies and Islam's role in bringing them about. Ellis expertly maps ancient prophecies with current events to demonstrate that the current Islamic aggression against the world in general and Israel specifically
relates to the exact year of the beginning of the end.
Skolfield reveals the most shocking prophecy of all as the key to understanding all other end time prophesies that have been handed down since the ancient days—that there is a mathematical number that provides the exact year of what is called the "Abomination of Desolation"— a cataclysmic event in the timeline of human history. In Islam in the End Times, Skolfield statistically documents where the world is inrelationship to the end times, and what Islam's role is now and in the future. Skolfield uses mathematics and ancient prophecies to demonstrate how Islam is involved in the prophecy called the "Abomination of Desolation," which is the desecration of the holy temple of God and is the key to unlocking end time prophecies."It's been hiding in plain sight, but not until now could we understand the prophecy to know what the Abomination of Desolation was," says Skolfield.
"THIS is not an anti-Christian, anti-Moslem, anti-Jew or anti-anyone book,and it's not about what you or I may want to believe. It's about what we can now prove from ancient prophecy."
About the Author
Ellis H. Skolfield is a conservative author and Bible teacher who received his theological training at Columbia Bible College, Columbia, South Carolina in the early 50s. He has written five books on Bible Prophecy.
The province of Palawan consists of nearly 100 islands at the extreme end of the Philippine archipelago. The most practical way to evangelize such an
area was with a seaworthy boat. Enter Captain Ellis Skolfield. "A sea captain, who
had been a lieutenant in the Navy during the World War I and later master of a ship, heard
the call of God to go out as His witness to the Philippine Islands. He sailed with his family and has been preaching the gospel of peace for several years in these Islands,
which have waited for.'His law.' In the Gospel Ship, which a Christian woman provided and others are supporting, and with his crew of students from the Bible School in
Manila, he has reached islands never before reached by missionaries."In the Sulu Archipelago, he came to one Moro group where the people were extremely warlike and savage. He was warned not to go ashore, as his life would be in danger. He promptly accepted the challenge and landed. The old Chief of the island was ill, and the people hoped the Captain could give him medical aid, which he could
do. He sat beside him all night, telling him of the only hope, through the Savior of the World. As he
prayed, the chief saw the light. He begged the Captain to return and preach to the people. Giving him permission to use a religious building. As Captain Skolfield left in the morning,