His writings offer a lot of ground-breaking insight behind such historical and controversial figures such as Mary Magdalene, the Habsburg Dynasty and the Holy Roman Empire. Church further delineates the mythical-esque phenomena like the Merovingian bloodline, the Crusaders, the Priory of Sion and the Knights Templar.
Guardians of the Grail further details the mounting financial crisis, the unveiling of 'Mystery Babylon', the infectious corruption of the New Age movement, as well as the rise of the antichrist.
This book has become one of the addendums I utilize as a complimentary reference for the last days. (Another one which I will imminently highlight is L. A. Marzulli's Politics, Prophecy & the Supernatural). Consequently, I gained awareness on the particular historical origins to present issues and conflicts and now understand how they have and will come in to play for prophecy fulfillment.
The only downfall, however, is that Guardians of the Grail was copyrighted in 1989 and revised in 1991, but that still does not necessarily make it out of date. It is actually all the more intriguing to look at the state of affairs and relating them to current events from the perspective of the recent past. Among other things, the expectation of a rising united Europe and the global impact of computerized technology and it's significance to daily life are 'assumed'. It is fascinating to see how accurate we were following the Holy Scriptures and where we are at in this timeline today.
J. R. Church is the speaker on Prophecy in the News, a weekly syndicated television program across America. He travels extensively, speaking in prophetic conferences and publishes a monthly magazine on prophetic research.
