2012-2015: The Season of Return?

by T.W. Tramm

What do the "Feasts of the Lord," the ancient Hebrew jubilee cycles, Isaac Newton's Interpretation of Daniel 9, blood moon eclipses, the Mayan Long Count calendar, and even increasing UFO activity have in common? They are all pieces of a larger puzzle, a puzzle that when assembled points directly to a specific timeframe -- 2012-2015 -- as likely to herald the fulfillment of major biblical prophecies. Take a fast-paced tour through a fascinating array of topics you will not find covered in any other single book, as the author interweaves the beliefs of the Early Church with the interpretations of famed scientist and Bible scholar Isaac Newton, and applies both to some recently discovered "signs," to arrive at a stunning conclusion: the Season of Return is upon us.

299 pages, Paperback

First published March 19, 2010

Reviews

[antonio garces · Rating 5 out of 5]

Worth Your Consideration

How can one discover what the truth is or is not, if one does not search? This book provides essential tools for that search. We are ignorant and led astray, because that requires nothing from us. The truth requires that we search, discover, take a stand and ultimately sacrifice.

[Michael Millar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely fantastic book

I was totally riveted to this book and I really couldn’t let it down until I had finished reading it. Marvelous use of Hebrew to illustrate and explain whatever the author tackled. I was particularly impressed with the truth that King Solomon was very much a type of The Antichrist. This is extremely important and revealing as to the origin and nature of the Beast of Revelation as revealed by Chris White in his absolutely brilliant book ‘Mystery Babylon’.

[Wendy · Rating 5 out of 5]

A lot of information for someone who is just beginning to study about the end of times. However for anyone who has already learned about Biblical prophecy ( or who is open to learning about even those things that sound too surreal to be true) it is a FASCINATING read! Maranatha, Lord, come quickly!!

[Jennifer Rector · Rating 5 out of 5]

Love this book! Chapter 4 on Isaac Newton's unique and compelling interpretation of Daniel's seventy weeks is my favorite. So much to be learned in this book! Tramm's newer books, *The Coming Days of Awe* and *-2015- The Final Jubilee?* are must-reads as follow-ups to this one! Read them ALL!!!

[Mike Conner · Rating 3 out of 5]

The first 6 chapters were very good. The last 2 were interesting but still not sure what to think.

[Keila · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

It puts things into perspective things once thought but couldn't quite put your finger on it. I got a lot out of it