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Islamic & Christianity in Prophecy

In Islam & Christianity in Prophecy, Roosenberg (with contributions from Lale) interprets Daniel 11 as a sequential prophecy that maps the unfolding conflict between Christian and Islamic powers from history into the end times. He identifies three distinct phases—Crusader-era conflicts, the Ottoman phase, and an anticipated final Christian–Muslim confrontation. The book further explores how various entities such as the papacy, the United States, and Israel factor into this prophetic schema, ultimately culminating in the Second Coming. The book blends historical analysis, biblical interpretation, and eschatological insight, presenting a framework for understanding present and future global religious dynamics.

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BS 1566 R66 2011

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: Review and Herald Publishing Association., 2011

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978-0-8282-2592-8

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BS 1566 R66 2011

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Biblical Studies — Prophecy (specifically Daniel)

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Islam & Christianity in Prophecy by Tim Roosenberg, with Tim Lale, was published in 2011 by Review & Herald Publishing Association as an illustrated paperback of approximately 221 pages. ISBNs for this edition include 0828025924 and 978-0828025928. The work draws from Roosenberg’s extensive study of the prophecy in Daniel 11 (and parts of Daniel 12), proposing that it outlines a chronological conflict between Christianity and Islam through history—from the Crusades to the Ottoman era—and predicts a future Christian–Muslim confrontation in end-time scenarios. The book also examines roles of the papacy, the United States, Israel, and other powers within this prophetic timeline.

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