The Apocalyptic Visions of Ezra | NEOM Revealed

Ever wonder why the last book of the Old Testament ends with God saying, "Esau I have hated"? Why leave that ringing in a nation's ears for four hundred years?

If you've been watching the headlines for signs of the end and feeling more on edge than at peace, this teaching is for you. Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who has stood on the mountain in Saudi Arabia he believes is the real Mount Sinai, connects Malachi, the Book of Revelation, and a little-read apocalypse attributed to Ezra: the one book of the Apocrypha the early Protestants accepted and Rome rejected.

You'll discover:

• Where Edom really sits, and why one map correction reshapes your prophecy timeline
• Who Ezra says the "dragon nations" are (it isn't who American teachers assume)
• Why an unwalled city fits Ezekiel 38 better than Israel does
• The promise for believers before the tribulation that Ezra affirms

"You can't look at Chinese restaurants to interpret the Bible."

This is not the time to be lethargic. Watch it, then get on your knees and ask God what He would have you do.