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  1. Rejoicing in Grace
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    POWERFUL TRUTHS REVEALING THE SOVEREIGNTY OF GOD
    September 3, 2014
    Rejoicing in Grace
    The Mystery of the Shemitah, Jonathan Cahns second book, following his massive bestseller, The Harbinger, is so unique and its claims and revelations so radical that its hard to know where to begin. The truths revealed are astounding, mind-blowing, and staggering in the magnitude and extent of every realm the Shemitah has affected. It's a must-read for every believer living in these last of the last days.

    The Mystery of the Shemitah reveals mysteries unlike any other and in the ending chapters the focus is on events in the Middle East, spanning thousands of years, and which may also bear heavenly ramifications concerning the future.

    As I stated above, this book is so unique and its revelations and claims are so radical that its hard to know where to begin. But the ending is especially powerful. If the claims and revelations are radical, the evidence confirming those claims and revelations are just as stunning. The Mystery of the Shemitah proves there is a Sovereign God (if anyone needs proof), and He is Yeshua the Messiah, the one and only true and living God! Its intensity increased the more I read, and the ending left me in tears.

    Again, this book is a MUST READ, and no one can afford not to read it! It's time for revival in America, and may every reader pray that this book and the revelations in it be used to bring us to our knees and cry out to the Living God for mercy. The depth of the mysteries has pierced my heart to go deeper in faith and trust, and to surrender my life to the Lord completely. My prayer is that it will do the same for everyone who reads it.

  2. Gazpacho
    Harrison, MI
    Age: 55-65
    Gender: Female
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    A Biblical template found to be relevant for America today
    March 7, 2015
    Gazpacho
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    If you have read this author's book, The Harbinger, and was fascinated with the connections he has made of historical events, then you will also be captivated by The Mystery of the Shemitah. "The Harbinger contains fourteen (14) major revelations or mysteries. One of these revelations is that of the Shemitah." In it, Jonathan Cahn touches on the impact of the Shemitah, what it is, and why it is important, in only one chapter. This book, then, expands on that chapter and fully reveals why The Shemitah is relevant for Christians of today.

    Rabbi Jonathan Cahn explains the concept of The Shemitah in an organized, concise manner. He has parsed his book into 7 parts and an epilogue. In Part I, he explains the 3,000 years-old background to the Shemitah's origin. Part II introduces five keys to help explain precisely what The Shemitah is and its implications. This includes historical events that demonstrate how the Shemitah was manifested in the past and how it is manifested in the present. In Part III, he continues to demonstrate how the phenomenon works through cataclysms. He explains the precision of the modern stock market crashes and how each one intercepts the Shemitah right down to the day. The precise timing of these events may surprise you.

    Part IV focuses specifically on the years after the event on 9/11. The mysterious phenomenon of the Shemitah still holds to the ancient pattern. Part V informs us how towers are significant to the Shemitah both in the past and the present. Part VI studies the relationship between the rise and fall of nations and empires, while examining the period of time between 1916 and 1945. Some very curious patterns all over the world are the focus of the author's attention. Finally, Part VII discusses future ramifications of the mystery of the Shemitah. If the patterns mentioned all throughout the book hold, his explanations what readers should expect to see in the future will help us prepare ourselves. One note: Rabbi Cahn emphatically warns us against setting dates for future events. God is a god of order and regularity. He created these templates and patterns for our benefit. He is also a God of mercy. Many Shemitahs have come and gone without any significant tie to world events or cataclysms. He does sometimes stay His hand while He waits for us to respond to Him.

    Like The Harbinger, this book has been written with the ordinary person in mind. It is not a theological thesis or debate. It is simply an observation of events that are fairly easy to find anywhere. We could pull these events off the internet, from history books, encyclopedias, the newspapers and periodicals, in libraries. None of the information has been hidden. Anyone can argue about the patterns if they like. I'm sure many do already. Observing patterns, in my opinion, is a matter of perception; perception is often a by-product of our worldview. I choose to leave arguments behind and accept Jonathan Cahn's viewpoint at face value. What I see after reading both The Harbinger and The Mystery of the Shemitah is God's "writing on the wall." He loves us enough to provide warnings that there are consequences to our thoughts and actions both as individuals and as a nation.

    As I was reading this book I realized it would be very easy to get caught up in the details of the book and bypass the main messages. I also realized that each of the sections could also be a book in its own right. The author has purposely given us a general overview, hitting on the important points rather than a thorough critique. Besides warning us, what other message could there be in this book? I think it's a decisive statement that God views us as His children, His beloved sons and daughters. "Like any good parent, then, God rears his offspring for virtue and fosters character in his sons through suffering."--Zack Eswine. The times ahead may be tough, but we have assurance that God loves us intensely.

    I highly recommend reading this book. It will make you think.

    Disclosure of Material Connection: I received a complimentary review copy of this commentary from Charisma House Book Group through their blogger program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255: Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.
  3. Iaci Flanders
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    Repent America!
    October 3, 2014
    Iaci Flanders
    The heart of Jonathan Cahn is for America to repent and avoid the judgment of God. If only people heard and acted on this warning. One would have to be hard of hearing and of heart to not see how kicking the LORD GOD out of our country and everyday lives leads to disaster. Yet, here we are! This book is a last plea to repentance to the USA.
  4. lacylaine
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    Outstanding read!
    February 25, 2015
    lacylaine
    This guy doesn't try to set dates or even speculate. He just presents one somber, historical fact after another and draws some logical conclusions for why America is under judgement and why our Savior's return is imminent.

    A real wake-up call for Christians everywhere to evangelize and reach out to our family, friends and neighbors.
  5. pyaekel
    5 Stars Out Of 5
    The Mystery of the Shemitah
    February 17, 2015
    pyaekel
    I looked forward to this book after reading The Harbinger. Though it's not a light read it provides the basis for understanding the seven-year economic cycles of release. The documentation is worth wading through because the details show the correlation. If you have a head for detail, it's worth the study.
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