Discussion about Bible prophecy is an expert in the field, a man who has spent years studying the Bible, L.A. Marzuli.

Great to be here, Gary. Thanks.

You know, it's great to have

this time when we can just sit down and talk about the latest developments in Bible prophecy.

You go back a number of years, and I have some of your work here. L.A. Marzuli's Days of Chaos,

the Cosmic Chess Match, collected thoughts from L.A. Marzuli's days of chaos, the cosmic chess match, collected thoughts from L.A.

Marzuli entitled The Sunday Go to Meet and Bun, which is kind of a clever little lighthearted

title. And you're kind of a lighthearted guy, but, you know, the study of Bible prophecy

is not so lighthearted. It's getting kind of controversial these days, isn't it?

Well, it is. I go back 26 years ago to 1990. I'd been a Christian by that time for 10 years

and was always drawn the prophecy right from the get-go. And I remember plunging into Clarence

Larkin's work and just was astounded. I remember Larkin talks about in 1917 that book

is published, talking about his dispensational worldview in regards to Bible prophecy. And he states

that Israel was going to be regathered back into the homeland. Now he's writing this in 1917,

and at that point there's, I mean, okay, they've got the Balfour Declaration, and I get that.

But I mean, this is like pie in the sky stuff. Larkham knew his prophecy. And that's what he drew his conclusions from, not something that he made up, but going back into the word and

the God's word and knowing it in the latter days, Israel would be gathered from the four

quarter of the earth and established them their their homeland, which is exactly what we're

looking at now. So I really cut my teeth on Chuck Smith and Chuck Missler especially. I used

to get up and listen to Southwest Radio Church, Noah Hutchings. I was just drawn to Bible

prophecy and then got really serious about it around 1990.

And now, of course, you have taken many directions in the pursuit of prophetic truth,

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