The Last Hour: An Israeli Insider Looks at the End Times Kindle Edition

The author got off to a good start but Chapter 7 forces me to ask some questions. Look at 1 Thess. 4:15-16 and notice the order:"For this we say to you by the word of the Lord, that we who are alive and remain until the coming of the Lord by no means precede those who are asleep... [1] And the dead in Christ will rise first. [2] Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air."The correct order cannot ever be changed by Satan, (or anyone else), no matter how much he squeals, shouts, or tries to deceive us. Again:A. THE DEAD RISE FIRST. (This is aka "the resurrection of the dead".)B. AND THEN THOSE WHO ARE ALIVE FOLLOW THE DEAD AFTERWARDS. (This is aka by some as "the rapture".Further, these both parts obviously occur on the same day at the last trump. Jesus Christ, Himself, tells us what day the resurrection takes place, four times, in John 6:39, 6:40, 6:44, and 6:54. Jesus identifies it each and every time as "the last day". So my question to the author and the reader given the order of events is how can the "rapture" precede the resurrection of the dead or happen before the "last day"?I will now finish the book and update my review later.Ok finished up to Chapter 11 and have another question. Amir writes,"We, as believers, will not see him [the Antichrist] because we will already be gone." He believes the Antichrist will not be revealed until the Holy Spirit is removed when the saints are "raptured" away. Yet, the Scriptures state, "Let no one deceive you by any means; for that Day [our gathering together with Him] will not come unless the falling away comes first, and the man of sin is revealed [the Antichrist]. 2 Thess. 2:3. Did you catch that? At least two important events must happen before we are gathered together with Christ, aka the rapture. 1. the great apostasy. 2. the revealing of Antichrist. Somebody better stick to bus driving before trying to teach the saints of God. Paul warns us for a reason because we will be here on earth until after the apostasy and the Antichrist is revealed. Amir's biggest mistake is his confusion and confounding of the "Great Tribulation" and the "Wrath of God". They are not the same! We don't fear Tribulation of any kind and expect it, but we fear the wrath of God. Jesus said it best, "And fear not them which kill the body, but are not able to kill the soul: but rather fear him which is able to destroy both soul and body in hell". Mt. 10:28.The wrath of God is eternal damnation in hell, while even the most evil Tribulation can only kill the body. So Amir, I suspect you will still be living in your house when the Antichrist arrives on the scene. The question is why all the warnings if we won't be here on earth in the first place? Will it be all the unbelievers that fall away during the Great Apostasy?ok I finished the book and continue to give it 1 star. Amir is no doubt a believer in the grace of God and Jesus Christ as his Lord of lords, King of kings, Prophet and Savior. I claim the same Lord Jesus Christ as my God, too. I disagree the Holy Spirit is going to be removed and is the restrainer holding back the Antichrist. Go ahead a read the book but Scripture, Amir would agree, must be your final authority. I agree that the destruction of Damascus is the first step or fuse for the end purposes of God. In my opinion WW III soon follows, then a 7 year peace agreement, then Antichrist is revealed 3 1/2 years later, then Christ returns on the last day to raise the dead, gather the living saints, defeat Satan, and judge the world. Jesus said it best, "Marvel not at this: for the hour is coming, in the which ALL that are in the graves shall hear his voice, and shall come forth; they that have done good, unto the resurrection of life; and they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of damnation." John 5:28-29. This will be the last hour at the last day. Come Lord Jesus, amen.

Having studied bible prophecy for over 40 years I have read many related books by numerous authors on this subject matter and feel Amir is spot on in his straightforward interpretation and application of what we need to know and how we need to live in these challenging days. I greatly appreciate his personal insights as an Israeli Christian with first hand knowledge of the Middle East in real time. A timely work by a man who loves the Lord and lives like it!

Amir is a mouthpiece of truth for our time. God has anointed this man to speak and confirm what the Holy Spirit has been revealing to many of our hearts. The book is well written, easy to understand and full of biblical back up. I appreciate that Amir speaks truth, but doesn’t over step into speculation as so many do on addressing last hour issues. It makes him credible with me. Amir is just a man..but God is using him in s supernatural way.

I've been following Amir Tsarfati and Behold Israel for several months. I believe in Bible prophecy, and Amir has explained so well what he believes we can expect to happen concerning the end times, and in particular the Rapture of the faithful to Christ. We are definitely living in the last hour. It has opened my eyes so much more than before! I bought one book from Amazon and one from the Behold Israel website.

Was advertised as an End Times book; however, the first six chapters and 116 pages were not about the End Times. It took until page 137 for the author to announce that he was a pretribulationist. It would have been good to know before then. The author did not offer any new insights into this theory of the End Times (maybe he did after page 137 but that was where I stopped reading) so if you have already read some of the hundreds of other books that teach this theory you can skip this one and save some time.

"The Last Hour" is an easy, though thought-provoking read, (which is good, since it is VERY difficult to put down and you need to sleep sometime). Amir has masterfully distilled great amounts of prophecy information into a book that clearly shows Christians have nothing to fear of living in the last days. God's Word indeed gives us "blessed hope," but with a commission to tell those around us of what is coming so they too can see the hope beyond the fear. And for those who have met Amir, his voice is all over this book. One can hear him speak. And his sense of humor is very alive and well.

Had I known the author was a dispensationalist, I would not have wasted my money. Could not get past the first "Law vs Grace" remark. Book deleted...money wasted.

The is a great book, I love the way he writes and makes it so you can easily picture it in your mind. Thank you Amir for opening my eyes to whats coming to this world and how I need to get to work on spreading the good news.

Yes we should be preaching about the soon coming of Christ. Yes the whole gentile world owes it to the Israelites as the chosen ones of God. I disagree with the writer on several points. It's written nowhere in the Bible that Christ did away with the Sabbath and instructed people to worship on Sunday. There's no proof that unclean meat as pork was ever declared to be clean in the whole Bible. The secret rapture theory is not in the Bible. The Israelites need to accept Christ now and not at the second coming of Christ. Christ only removed the ceremonial laws which all were pointing to His sacrifice BUT the decalogue was never done away with let alone when it is the only portion of the Bible which was written by God Himself - how can it be nullified? I also disagree with the interpretation of the man of sin. In Daniel he's referred as sitting in the temple of God. Whoever he is, definitely he is involved in some form of false worship. So it can't be any form of union. If we are to be true to the Bible, we should take the Jewish religion as it is and remove all the ceremonial laws replacing them with Christ. Nothing was done away with except that we now have Christ as our High Priest and as our True Sacrifice

This book is so well written: easy to follow and understand, seasoned with humour and insights. Amir helpfully demystifies the subject of End Times, making sense of the various biblical prophecies. I am much more at peace having read this book, and much more motivated to fulfill my own calling in these last days and hours. Thank you Amir.

Amir is such a great writer, he has studied both the Old and New Testament rigorously. His book is 100% biblical. As a Christian who grew up and still lives in Israel, he is well placed to combine his knowledge of Israel with biblical teaching and the current affairs of Israel with bible prophecy.

A very important prophetic book, well written and something all Christians should read. Part of the authors prophetic ministry., and can be obtained on Facebook.

An easy read about a complex subject. Amir's first hand experience in Israel and his deep faith in Jesus (Yeshua), make him a first choice to go to for clarity on the middle east situation.