Review: I never know what to make of these things... but a LOT of good work went into this
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2012
I'm a pastor.  Thus, it is not a surprise that many people have questions for me about prophecy.  Much of what is out there is entirely speculative no matter how much some preacher-man on the radio promises an outcome is "mathematically certain."  So when someone suggested I read "Run With the Vision" I didn't know what to expect.  To be perfectly honest, having now read it, I still don't know to do with it.  Why this is worth Four Stars is because most prophecies I can pretty much dismiss.  This one has hundreds of pages of research covering literally thousands of years.  It is not what I am far too accustomed to seeing: just speculative interpretation of Bible Prophecy."Run With The Vision" an interpretation of prophecy, and it is also a gathering and distilling of history and patterns found throughout.  Frankly, being left wondering is a big step forward.  Do I believe it?  I couldn't say.  It is true?  I can't conclusively say that it is not - and considering my most common conclusion is that I CAN categorically conclude it is wrong, that's a huge step forward.  What will you make of it?  I couldn't say either.  In any event, it is interesting.If things come to pass as predicted, will it be because Scripture had so declared in an age long past?  Or will it be a cumulation of a cycle of patterns that finally converge in our time?  Perhaps a bit of both.  For anyone interested in prophecy and like things that delve into more than idiosyncratic interpretations of the Bible or other ancient prophecies... this is a fascinating read.