BLOOD MOONS RISING Bible Prophecy, Isreal, and the Four Blood Moons

Tom Parks delivers a deft narration of Hitchcock's beliefs on Bible prophecy. Parks's clear delivery of the parallels Hitchcock draws between his own work and Pastor John Hagee's FOUR BLOOD MOONS offers a convincing critique of Hagee's interpretive methods. Parks carefully articulates Hitchcock's analysis of the two major problems with the blood moon prophecy. As the author concludes with the point that having a personal relationship with Christ is far more important than speculation on the return of Christ, Parks maintains clarity and a tone of conviction. G.D.W. © AudioFile 2014, Portland, Maine [Published: JUNE 2014]