We live in a changing world that is full of questions, and the answers must come from the unchanging truth of God's word.

Today we look into Scripture with Scott Pauli to discover what the Bible says.

Ask the Lord to speak to you and to give you truth to share with others.

Hollywood has made a small fortune imagining what the end of the world is going to look like.

In fact, it seems like every week something new in printed form or media comes out about the end of time.

And yet, I think it may be smarter if we ask the one who started time, how time is going to end.

That is the eternal God, the creator of all

things. What does God say? What does the Bible say about the end of time, about last things?

You know, as you read and study the Word of God, you're going to be shocked, I think, to see how

much of the Bible is prophetic.

I mean by that, telling us about things to come.

16 Old Testament books are considered to be prophetic books.

You have what is commonly referred to as the major prophets and the minor prophets.

But prophecy is not restricted just to those books. In fact, prophetic elements are found all through the Word of God. In the Psalms, there are prophetic Psalms. Moses was referred to as a prophet. So that's

hearkening all the way back to the beginning of the Old Testament. When you come to the New Testament,

about 1.20th of the New Testament is prophetic.

Now, obviously, the revelation of Jesus Christ, the apocalypse, the final revelation, that's prophetic.

But there are prophetic elements in the teachings of Christ and the writings of Paul.

You can't neglect scripture when it comes to prophecy. I heard

someone recently say, what gives us the right to pick and choose which verses we want to believe?

What gives us the right to pick and choose which verses we want to study and apply and live? No,

all scripture is given by inspiration of God and is profitable. So what is the

...