3X7 is a clear-eyed, verse-by-verse exposition of The Revelation, as it was given to John by Jesus Christ on the Isle of Patmos. It is free of historical or denominational dogma, and answers timeworn questions regarding the rapture, Armageddon, the Second Coming, the Millennial Reign, eternity - and many others. This book is based strictly on Scripture word studies from the original languages and harmonizaton of Scripture, letting the Bible be its own commentary "by the mouths of two or three witnesses." 3X7 describes the ...
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3X7 is a clear-eyed, verse-by-verse exposition of The Revelation, as it was given to John by Jesus Christ on the Isle of Patmos. It is free of historical or denominational dogma, and answers timeworn questions regarding the rapture, Armageddon, the Second Coming, the Millennial Reign, eternity - and many others. This book is based strictly on Scripture word studies from the original languages and harmonizaton of Scripture, letting the Bible be its own commentary "by the mouths of two or three witnesses." 3X7 describes the three major series of Godly judgments in the end times: the breaking of the seven seals bringing an end to the Church age; the blowing of the seven trumpets bringing an end to the Abrahamic Covenant; and the seven vials of God's wrath bringing an end to the heathen world system. Ken Beck is a semi-retired career journalist who has also pastored and has taught Bible classes for many years. He is a 1987 graduate of Hobe Sound (Fla.) Bible College and edited The Midnight Cry prophetic magazine in Hobe Sound from 1990-99, during which time he wrote 3x7. Ken lives with his wife, Debbie, on 40 acres in the Ozark hills of Southeast Missouri, where the couple are active in their local church. They have two adult daughters and two granddaughters who live in Orlando, Fla. In addition to his work with The Midnight Cry, Ken has also held reporting and editorial positions with both weekly and daily newspapers in Georgia, Florida and Missouri, and taught Adult Education Classes for the Florida Department of Corrections for four years.
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