Bad Moon Rising: Islam, Armageddon, and the Most Diabolical Double-Cross in History - Softcover

Gilbert, Derek

Softcover

ISBN 10: 194801422X ISBN 13: 9781948014229

Publisher: Defender Publishing, 2019

Synopsis

Islam is projected to become the world’s largest religion by 2075. But why is it growing so rapidly?

Derek P. Gilbert—author of The Great Inception and Last Clash of the Titans—argues that Islam’s explosive rise cannot be explained by human effort alone. Instead, he traces the roots of Islam back to the pagan belief systems of the ancient Near East and makes a provocative claim: Islam is the result of a supernatural collaboration among the old gods of Mesopotamia—fallen angels who joined forces after being blindsided by the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

In Bad Moon Rising, Gilbert draws from peer-reviewed research, archaeology, ancient texts, and biblical prophecy to expose the hidden spiritual forces animating Islam’s past, present, and future influence on the world.

In this startling book, you will discover:

• Why Islam is the supernatural equivalent of a corporate merger among ancient gods
• How “the iniquity of the Amorites” continues to shape geopolitics today
• The prophetic and historical significance of the moon-god—from Mesopotamia to modern Islam
• How the origins and growth of Islam mirror the agendas of the gods of ancient Mesopotamia
• Shocking connections between Mount Hermon, Petra, and Mecca
• Why the Bible foretells the death of the gods during the final battle of Armageddon
• Islam’s tragic—and violent—role in the unfolding end-times scenario

With penetrating insight and meticulous research, Bad Moon Rising reveals Islam as a strategic alliance of dark supernatural powers and presents a prophetic picture of its role in the last days. This is a book every student of prophecy, history, and spiritual warfare needs to read.

Edition details

• Publisher: Defender Publishing
• Publication date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 194801422X
• ISBN 13: 9781948014229
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 352