The 50 Final Events in World History Quotes

“Naypyidaw, built almost secretly in Myanmar.11”
― Robert J. Morgan, The 50 Final Events in World History: The Bible’s Last Words on Earth’s Final Days

“The presence of absolute truth and objective good demands a moral response to deception and to evil. What kind of God could look at genocide, torture, rape, and sin of any kind without responding in righteousness and holiness? The wrath of God is His proper judicial response to evil as He seeks to direct people toward repentance or (if they fail to respond to Him) to judge them for their corruption.”
― Robert J. Morgan, The 50 Final Events in World History: The Bible’s Last Words on Earth’s Final Days

“Death is actually a blessing for a follower of Christ. Death represents a resting from our earthly labors and concerns. Our works will follow us. The good we’ve done on earth will continue to accrue. Our influence will remain and have a pass-along, ripple effect. The full results of our lives cannot be calculated until the dawn of eternity.”
― Robert J. Morgan, The 50 Final Events in World History: The Bible’s Last Words on Earth’s Final Days

“In Revelation, John frequently used the number seven, indicating completion or perfection.”
― Robert J. Morgan, The 50 Final Events in World History: The Bible’s Last Words on Earth’s Final Days

“Every day is different when lived with anticipation.”
― Robert J. Morgan, The 50 Final Events in World History: The Bible’s Last Words on Earth’s Final Days

“When we view things horizontally, we feel confusion; but when we see things vertically, life makes sense—including the direction of history. Everything changes when we interpret events below with wisdom from above and see things as the Lord does in heaven.”
― Robert J. Morgan, The 50 Final Events in World History: The Bible’s Last Words on Earth’s Final Days