Fascinating and eye opening

This is what I have been seeking for many years and I’ve finally found my answers!
This is both confirmative and informative. All true believers need to hear this

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Relevant and timely

I am reading this book in 2021. It seems that time has escalated even more so. This book is a must read for all Christians. Well narrated, accurate and bible based.

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Amazing listen!!!!

This book opens your eyes to reality of the spiritual world and the earth great ❤️

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Excellent book for the people of God

I enjoyed both the book and the narration, it's a wonderfully put together book demonstrating how scriptures link into world affairs and the hope we have in Christ.

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Very good and vital info. Thanks Amir!

It is important info for this generation. We’ve been born “for such a time as this“. Shockingly few realise…

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Insightful and eye-opening.

A must-read for all believers now. Insightful, clarifying, inspiring, educational in these last days. Read or listen, then go back and check your bible

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The Last Hour by Amir Tsarfari

Riveting. Honest. Insightful. Informative. Concise but rich in information and knowledge. We are living in the last days indeed. Although written in 2018, the events described according to the Scriptures are playing out before our eyes today. God’s word is true indeed. Awesome!

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Really disappointing and superficial content

I am sorry to have to leave such a bad review of Amir's book but the content is very poor in quality, factuality and structure. This is NOT a recommended read for a serious study of the end-times! First of all, I was expecting to find in this book a jewish-christian perspective of the end-times from an 'israeli insider' but apart from the very large proportion of the book devoted to the Israeli-Palestine political conflict told from an israeli point of view, there is nothing 'jewish' in the viewpoint taken at the end-times. On the contrary - the book is very ambitious in scope, shallow in depth and cursory. The author manages to run through every single 'end-times' conspiracy out there, throwing it at the reader with no factual construct, no logical lead or sound argument. Only one example - the author is claiming that Europe is 'mystery babylon', throwing a good measure of references to symbolical images related to institutional bodies and artwork of the European Union, mentioning the masons and the illuminati on the way, the 9/11 events in the US, the expected global economic collapse, the mark of the best as the RFI chips and the electronic global government....ah, yes - also a quick mention of the knights templar, the increaasing number of earthquakes and lots more of this kind. Cleary, the author has pulled together all the typical christian end-times conspirative and not so conspirative theories in one big pile of a mess. A lot of what is said is not strictly factual and is often pulled out of context. Bible verses accompanied by sound discussion are completely lacking. Also, the author is a an uncompromising adherer to one of the 3 christian perspectives on the rapture - he claims that the rapture will take place before the antichrist is revealed and before the tribulation of the church and then he claims that this is all clearly stated in the Bible and there is no argument about this. Well, every well-informed theologian knows that the interpretation of the Book of Revelation and accompanying scriptures from the prophets are anything but CLEAR! That is why there are nowadays at least 3 groups within the body of mainstream christianity that differ in the interpretation of the timing of the rapture - pre-, mid-, and post-tribulation groups, and each one has good arguments on their side. The authour very adamantly insisting that the first group are the only ones in the true understanding and frequently arrogantly sneers at those who do not hold this same view. From this point on, the rest of the talk on the end-times is completely taken hostage to this particular view, making his book totally irrelevant for whose who hold on to the other two viewpoints on the rapture. I find this book not only not informative, but also very intolerant of alternative valid theories that many theologians and mainstream christians hold regarding the interpretation of biblical prophesy and the geo-political, social, historical and cultural setting of our current age. In short - for the person who is fairly informed on these issues and the competeing viewpoints, this book is worthless; for the ignorant - it is danderous as the reader will take the words of the author for unarguable truth, since he himself claims that all he has said in the book is not novel or original ideas but is 'all clearly said in the Bible'. Really? Where does the bible talk about the illuminati, the EC, the knights templar...not to mention the rest? I would advise every person reading this review to spend the hours they would have spent on this book, actually reading the Bible as they woud profit a lot more insight into the truth. However, I am sure that sensation-seeking people with no passion for the truth will be very appreciative of this book as it is intriguing and easy to swallow. But, if you really want to dive below the surface on the route of the conspirative and end-time talk - you will find much more informed, eye-opening while balanced and factual discussions of the same on youtube.

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Deceiving heading

My first book by Amir. I really looked forward to this purchase about the END TIMES or LAST HOUR, as I’ve enjoyed some of Amir’s youtube videos. I was very disappointed! Facts about the end times hardly feature. The title is misleading. There is a great deal of rambling on. I feel the first 8 chapters could have been significantly reduced to actually get to something that remotely refers to the book title. I really tried to like it, and really tried to press through, but couldn’t waste more time chapter after chapter hoping it will finally get to the point.

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