The Middle East is in a state of meltdown. And here to talk about that precise phrase is Dr. Andy Woods.

Andy, good to have you back on Prophecy Watchers.

Thanks for having me again.

I appreciate the opportunity.

And this book deals with the question of Gog

and Magog and that war that people have been talking about for so long. I can't remember

how far back this goes, but it's been a very heavy topic of discussion among those interested

in Bible prophecy because it's such a blatant, such a detailed,

well-laid-out prophecy that you just can't ignore it.

Right.

Yeah, it's sort of you read through these chapters, Ezekiel 38 and 39, it sort of sticks out

like a sore thumb.

It does.

Where does it fit?

And how does it fit with all the other

prophecies the Bible reveals? And so... And you know, this is the way Bible prophecy is laid

out. I think there's a good lesson to be learned here. You can't be dogmatic about Bible prophecy.

You can study it. The spirit of God reveals to you from time to time

certain things, but never too soon. Prophecy is never unveiled before the time when it's

meant to be unveiled. That's the way I see it. Right. There's an interesting prophecy in

Daniel talks about people going to and fro and knowledge will increase. If

you track down to and fro, you'll see that means reading. So the way I understand it is

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