Restoring the hearts of the fathers to the children
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Restoring the hearts of the fathers to the children
Are you prepared for the Last Days? You can be. Understanding the Truth of the Scriptures is an essential part of being prepared for the End of the Age. Learn all about the wrath of God that will befall all of those who don’t believe the Truth. And learn how the Antichrist will bring this Earth to a fiery end that will lead to the coming of our Lord in the clouds of glory... sooner than you might think.
The Voice of Elijah® newsletter has been published quarterly since October 1990. Below you will find article descriptions that focus on various topics that have been addressed in our newsletter over the years. This is by no means an exhaustive list of the topics that are covered in our newsletter, but it does provided a sample of the content you will find in our publications.
Browse through and read several newsletters articles by Larry Dee Harper concerning End Times.
The Prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah both used the parabolic image of Babylon to describe the impending destruction of Iraq as a harbinger of the soon-coming devastation of the world. This article examines a prophecy Isaiah made some 2700 years ago in which he explains Saddam Hussein will die as a result of his invasion of Kuwait.
Jesus told His disciples to “make disciples of all nations” by teaching them what He had taught them (Matt. 28:19–20). He also told them “to preach the gospel to all creation” (Mark 16:15). While the Church has managed to “preach the gospel” in most of the nations of the world, it has failed miserably to “make disciples” for Christ. This article explains the distinction between preaching and teaching, and why the Church has not made true disciples for Jesus Christ.
This article comments on an excerpt from a commentary on the Book of Daniel written by the Early Church Father Hippolytus (A.D. 170–236). Hippolytus was a third-generation disciple of the Apostle John, the Apostle who wrote the Book of Revelation. In this excerpt, Hippolytus discusses the meaning of the last five chapters of the Book of Daniel and how the content of those chapters relates to the appearance of the Antichrist that John describes in the Book of Revelation. In so doing, he provides incredibly detailed insight into the Early Church’s understanding of events related to the End Times. This excerpt is also included in The Advent of Christ and AntiChrist.
This article is basically an excerpt from the book titled Institutes of the Christian Religion in which the Protestant Reformer John Calvin explains why an unregenerate person—the “natural man” Paul mentions in 1 Corinthians 2:14—is incapable of understanding and accepting the Truth of the Word of God. Calvin’s point is, the new birth is the beginning of an entirely new experience for the True Believer. Pretenders are not able, and will not be able, to accept the Truth because they lack this single most important experience with God.
This is the first article in a two-part series whose purpose is to show that Early Church leaders clearly understood the Prophets concealed the meaning of what they wrote behind parabolic imagery. It quotes both The Epistle of Barnabas and Justin Martyr’s Dialogue With the Jew Trypho, but most of the article is given over to a couple of excerpts—with commentary—from the first two books of Irenæus’ monumental work “Against Heresies.” Irenæus’ point is, it is impossible to gain a knowledge of the Truth apart from the parabolic imagery in The Apostolic Teaching that was being handed down in the Church at that time.
This article explains the meaning and significance of the Greek and Hebrew terms translated “righteous” and “wicked” in the Scriptures. It discloses that although these two English terms accurately represented the meaning of the original text in 1611, when the King James version was translated, they now have no essential meaning at all. The article also explains the criterion God uses to determine who is “righteous” and who is “wicked.”
This article explains what the Apostle Paul meant by his quotation of Habakkuk 1:5 in Acts 13:41. It includes an explanation of the parabolic imagery associated with The Harlot Babylon in Revelation 18 and shows that John is just quoting things the Prophets said about The Harlot. The point is, Paul—like the Apostle John and the Prophets—was referring to the devastation of the Earth brought about by the Antichrist.
This is the fifth in a series of articles that explain the meaning of Jesus’ parables in terms of the parabolic imagery and Hebrew idioms the Prophets used. The first four articles appeared in the April 1998, October 1998, October 2003, and October 2004 issues. This article explains what Jesus was talking about when he used the parabolic image of “blindness.”
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