In this in-depth study of the prophecy of the king of the north from the book of Daniel, and the corresponding prophecies from the book of Revelation, L. F. Were presents a clear understanding of the identity of this much-discussed individual.

Unfold the progression of Daniel’s prophecies, ending up at the end-times, when the king of the north comes to his end at Jerusalem. Following the Bible’s own rules for prophetic interpretation, and comparing Scripture with Scripture, the identity of the king of the north is clearly and logically shown. Even more important than this is the clear message of hope and triumph in this prophecy for the people of God.

Much of the world today has focused its attention on the city of Jerusalem in the nation of Israel, waiting to see the literal fulfilling of the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation. Although written decades ago, this work clearly addresses the literal vs. spiritual applications of these end-time prophecies. Once you have studied this book, with its many texts and references, there will be no doubt in your mind as to the application of these prophecies and the identity of the king of the north. You will also find your faith in God strengthened as you realize the great promise He has given for the triumph of those who are His own, even though they must first experience great trial.

Contents:

1. The Importance of the Right Understanding of Dan. 11:45; 12:1: “When the Books of Daniel and Revelation Are Better Understood”
2. The Teaching of the Spirit of Prophecy and the Identity of the King of the North
3. The Pioneers of the Advent Movement and the King of the North
4. Modern Babylon Comes to Its End; None Can Save It
5. Historical Reasons Why Turkey Could Not Be the King of the North
6. The Application of an Important Principle
7. The Principle of Parallel Passages: Comparing Scripture With Scripture
8. The Papacy—Not the French Revolution—Fulfills Dan. 11:36–40
9. The Territory of the King of the North Defined by Scripture—Not by History Alone
10. The King of the North Is the King of Babylon
11. The King of the North Attacks God’s Sanctuary
12. Other Principles of Interpretation Which Should Also Be Applied
13. Who Are Delivered at the Time the King of the North Comes to His End? Literal? Or Spiritual Israel?
14. The New Covenant and the Interpretation of the Prophecy Concerning the King of the North
15. Interpreting Dan. 11:45 in Harmony With the New Covenant
16. “The Glorious Holy Mountain”
17. Jerusalem in the Prophecies: the Storm Centre of the Ages
18. North, South, East, and Egypt in Dan. 11:45
19. “These Shall Escape Out of His Hand, Even Edom, and Moab” (Dan. 11:41)
20. The New Testament Determines the Change From the Literal to the Spiritual in Old Testament Prophecies
21. The Enforcement of Sunday Laws Will Fulfill Daniel 11:45
22. Will the Papacy Remove Its Seat of Power to the Literal City of Jerusalem?
23. Prophecy Points to Europe—Not Palestine—As the Storm Centre
24. When Will the King of the North Plant His Tabernacles at Jerusalem?
25. The King of the North Is Already Marshaling His Forces to Surround Jerusalem
26. Daniel’s Last Prophecy Outlines the Great Controversy Between Christ and Satan
27. Why Daniel’s Last Prophecy Was Given “By the Side of the Great River” (Dan. 10:4)
28. The King of the North Comes to His End: The Waters of the Euphrates Are Dried Up
29. Christ’s Oath: The King of the North—Gog From the North Parts—Will Perish for Persecuting His People
30. The Time Periods of Daniel 12 Further Identify the Papacy As the King of the North