Well when I started reading it I had great hopes the first 3 or 4 chapters is very close to what we have been saying here for years I disagree with his 1967 date as I belive the scripture without doubt is describing 1948 but I dont have a real big problem with those choosing 1967 I just do not think it is as strongly supported in the scriptures,but I do think God used 67 as time maker, for something importantbut then comes my problem You can not use the Word "it" in Daniel to form an opinion on the the Amobination there is no differance between the hebrew word it,he,him ect. the translators chose "it" and while they may or may not have been correct we have to look at the rest of the verse to get a clearer more accurate view ..The author uses the Word "it" as his sole reasoning for making it " a thing" as opposed to a who/him...So lets look at the verse(below) next in the verse we have a "he" which the writter assumes applies to Nebucanezzer but there is no basis to conclude this from the verse ..the author is assuming because he is the king in Daniels day Nebucanezzer is the he ...but he never address the convenaut the "he" will confirm in the first part of the verse ... this is the same "he" that makes desolateand lastley according to the manuscripts the last two Words "the desolate" should read "the desolator" making it a person, Therefore only if these facts are ignored can one get a thing......instead of a whom ..... sense rev. and Danil are conevted books they both have to be fit together in a perfect fit One can not leave verse's hanging with no where to fit because it doesnt fit their view .....nor can you cause contradictions.Daniel 9:27 "And he shall confirm the covenant with many for one week: and in the midst of the week he shall cause the sacrifice and the oblation to cease, and for the overspreading of abominations he shall make it desolate, even until the consummation, and that determined shall be poured upon the desolate."....................................The author states There is no reason to believe theLord was telling Daniel about an abolition of sacrifices that mighttake place 2500 years later, at the end of the Christian Era.Not a true statement this is a prophecy that the Lord tells daniel is to be sealed until the time of the End when knowledged has increased. His foot note reads :It cannot be positively proven from Jer 41:5 and 52:30 that sacrifices were abolished in 583BC................................The author StatesThe Moslems built the Dome of the Rock on the wrong rock!1Now I have no idea how you feel as you read that line, but Iremember how I felt twenty two years ago when I first understoodit. I sat at my desk, stunned for a moment, and then just leanedback and roared with laughter. I read the scriptural andarcheological data again and again, praising God. The rock theybuilt that dome on, As-Sakhra, has no historic or spiritual significancewhatsoever. The Dome of the Rock is right in the middle ofwhat was once the court of the Gentiles. Even ceremoniallyunwashed Canaanite slaves were allowed into the courtThat Moslem edifice is not now, and never hasbeen, over the old temple site. The dome was, is, and shall be (aslong as it stands) right in the middle of the Court of the Gentiles.Isn.t it wonderful to know that by permitting the temple.s totaldestruction, God protected His Holy of Holies from thedesecration of having a memorial to a false god, and the falseprophet, built over it?....................So if the dome is not on holie of holies it doesnt fulfill the prophecy. The author in his zeal to prove his point actully disproves his entire premise The Abomination of Desolation comited by the deslator must in/on the Holy of holies therefore the Dome can not fit the prochecy ..............I do agree with his some of his premises as far as Islam is concerned being a large part of the picture that been much ignored in this time of political correctness just not as he has applied it to scripture I found his description of time times and half times very intreging ..and it deserved futher consideration ... but upon closer examination I must disagree with him his proof is flimsy at best and when more closley examened.... I must conclude he is in error I was also pleased to see as we here at CB have been saying for years that 2 peter 3:8 is 1 day= 1000 years. i.e. one week is 7000 years. I dont think I am sure he used the best evedence of this fact ...but he is right...and this is a Jewish Idiom.My conclusion of what I have read so far is though I agree with some of his premisses I think he has fit it all together wrong ...He bases his whole time line on the building of the Dome of the Rock ... If we follow the scripture that can not work .So his whole premises falls apart ...the fact that certain numbers fit .... does not surprise me at all as God does that quite often Also notice on many he gets close or apporx. and God is exact not close ... He uses a solar calander in some places where he should apply a lunar calander and then his time even further off.I do not belive God based his biblical timing on the Dome of the Rock .... I have not finished the book as it started swaying to far from scripture and into speculation and applying verse's that met something else in wrong areas to make a point that did not work ...all in all if one has very good discernment is not easliy swayed by Words ,,,I think the Author does have some decent knowledge and some valid points.Theres is truth mixed with untruth mainly based on the fact he has a preconceived idea he is trying to prove .... And I believe that idea is wrong ...but some may get something from it .... As I said I didnt finish the book yet cant judge the rest of whats said yet . But sense I do not belive his foundation premise of the Dome of the Rock to be true and correct ...can not say I am really expecting much ....