Well, hello, everyone. I'm James Dobson, and you're listening to Family Talk, a listener-supported

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Hello, everyone, and welcome into Family Talk. I'm Dr. Tim Clinton, co-host of the broadcast

here at the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute. I also serve as president of the American Association

of Christian Counselors. I'm honored to serve alongside Dr. Dobson as the resident authority

on mental health and relationships here at the JDFI. We're so glad you've joined us.

Hey, you know, the world seems pretty crazy and dark. We live in a time when evil is called

good and good is called evil. Our kids are having to deal with issues that adults weren't

even thinking about at their age. In addition, we're dealing with destructive hurricanes,

earthquakes, fires, rivers drying up, new water flowing out of deserts. Many believe that

we're living in the end times. You know, as it says in Matthew 24, verse 7, for nation

will rise against nation and kingdom against kingdom. And there will be famines and earthquakes

in various places. But there's hope as he goes on to say in Matthew 24 verses 13 and 14.

The one who endures to the end is the one who will be saved. The gospel of the kingdom shall be

preached in the whole world as a testimony to all the nations. And then the end will come.

So how do we navigate these unprecedented times? How do we understand what the Bible describes

as it's unfolding right before our eyes? Well, our guest today, Rabbi Jonathan Khan has written a

new book that explores the biblical mysteries that we're currently witnessing. And he lays out a

blueprint on how to survive the days ahead. His new book is entitled the Josiah manifesto,

the ancient mystery and guide for the end times. Jonathan Khan is also a long time friend of Dr.

Dobson and family talk. He's the president of Hope of the World Ministries. Jonathan also serves

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