The authors of this second volume of Preserved for the End of Time, A. A. Kevas and W. I. Walker, astonishingly uncovered the controversial, detailed accounts of events that are to occur following the emergence of Israel's false Messiah, who will claim to be Jesus, and then several years later, the return of the actual Jesus Christ to the Middle East. The prophecies unveiled in this literal translation of chapters 30-48 of the book of Ezekiel (Strong's Concordance numbers included), which have been occurring throughout the past few decades as prophesied, are beyond belief. The authors' shocking discovery was achieved by retranslating the book of Ezekiel from Hebrew, ignoring the much-later-added vowel and punctuation marks, and translating using the actual verb tenses recorded by the ancient scribes. Because the authors were open to a wider selection of words having the same recorded Hebrew letters as the previous versions, but different vowel pronunciations, they exhumed a fascinating, apocalyptic account with a continuous theme throughout the book of Ezekiel. In this second volume, incredible details of prophesied events emerged that are now being fulfilled in our generation, such as Zionist Israel's brutal takeovers of its neighboring Arab territories, its plan to divide Temple Mount between the Jews and Muslims, Israel's plan to build a third Jewish temple upon their soon to be allotted section of Temple Mount, and their plan to again perform animal sacrifices on an altar recently built, which is to eventually be placed upon the sacred mount. Also included in this second volume are prophesies revealing the identities of the tyrannical Gog and Magog peoples, and their eventual destruction for continually seizing the lands of their neighboring countries and cruelly mistreating their refugees. Because of the ongoing controversy between the Israelis and their bordering Arab neighbors over the rightful ownership of the Promised Land, God sets the record straight in this book and declares who today's rightful owners shall include. Comments are also included throughout this second volume of Preserved for the End of Time, comparing the translated passages to historical and current events that match the prophecies. Remnants of the message discovered, though highly controversial, can also be found in other documentations, such as the ancient Dead Sea Scrolls, The Didache (the Teaching of the Twelve Apostles), The Gospel of Barnabas, and even the Koran.