Hi, Gary Stearman. Time for another update from the studios of Prophecy Watchers. And with me today in studio is Bob Ulrich. Bob, how you doing?

I'm doing great. We're here today to talk about your latest article in the Prophecy Watcher magazine, The Prophecy of the Wolf.

The Prophecy of the Wolf, which is our cover feature, and I'm going to reach over here and just grab a magazine, and there it is.

We'll put it up so that you can see it. It's called The Prophecy of the Wolf. Did you ever hear about the prophecy of the wolf,

by the way? Probably most people have not, but I'm going to read it to you right now. In Genesis

49, Jacob is dying. He gathers his sons together. The sons are the 12 sons who become the

representatives of the 12 tribes of Israel.

And he talks about what's going to happen to them in the last days.

He talks about Rubin, Simeon, Levi, Judah.

Of course, Judah is the tribe out of which Jesus came.

It is the regal royal tribe, Zebulun, the haven of the sea,

Issaacar, a strong burden bearer, and gad, a troop, and Asher, and all of these sons are getting

these great prophecies, and then you get down to Benjamin number 12. Benjamin

shall raven as a wolf. In the morning he shall devour the prey at night he shall divide

the spoil. What a prophecy. How do you determine the meaning of that? And if you're Benjamin

listening to this prophecy, I'm a ravening wolf.

You know what a ravening wolf is. It's the leader of the pack. It's a vicious animal that goes

after sheep. And it has a personality. You know, we think of the red eyes almost and this horrible

picture of a wolf. And that's been some scary movies made about wolves

that I've probably seen. But it's a prophecy, Bob. I've got to ask you a question that just

struck me really funny while you were reading that. How did Jacob predict the future? Where

did these prophecies come from?

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