<p>An ancient Bible prophecy reveals the agenda of today's determined Islam. Islam, the world's second-largest religion, has big plans. Its goal? Nothing less than to bring the nations of this world under the influence of Islam and the rule of its sharia law. Beginning in A.D. 632, the entire Muslim world was ruled by a single leader called a caliph. But on March 3, 1924, after 1,292 years, the caliphate was abolished. Today, though, many Muslims envision a coming worldwide Islamic Super-state and they are determined to reestablish the caliphate and vow that it will be planted in Jerusalem. Twice in its long history, Islam has dramatically expanded its reach in the world through aggressive Jihads bringing huge areas of earth s territory under Islamic control using all means necessary, including military conquest. Evidence is increasing that Islam is poised to launch a third Jihad to once again expand its dominion. A Jerusalem caliphate? A third Jihad? According to an ancient Bible prophecy, the answer to both questions is Yes. A reasonable and commonsense interpretation of that prophecy makes clear that Islam will indeed achieve its Jerusalem caliphate and set in motion its third Jihad: And he shall plant the tabernacles of his palace between the seas in the glorious holy mountain. . . Daniel 11:45. What does this prophecy mean? And what will happen when the Muslim world now 1.6 billion strong unites under a restored caliphate in Jerusalem? The answers are set forth in the pages of this compelling book.</p>

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