The Matthew 22 Generation
An Inclusive End Times Message For Marginalized People
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No other biblical text captures the imagination quite like the book of Revelation. Full of imagery, prophecy, epic events and promises, the Revelation of Jesus Christ acts as both a warning and a source of great comfort. In The Matthew 22 Generation: An Inclusive End Times Message for Marginalized People, Cris Ortiz brings a word of hope, especially to the "eunuch nation," the LGBT sexual minority community that has often found itself a scapegoat for judgment by voices inside the Church. In this thought-provoking book, Mr. Ortiz proposes a different role for the eunuch nation as part of the Br...
No other biblical text captures the imagination quite like the book of Revelation. Full of imagery, prophecy, epic events and promises, the Revelation of Jesus Christ acts as both a warning and a source of great comfort. In The Matthew 22 Generation: An Inclusive End Times Message for Marginalized People, Cris Ortiz brings a word of hope, especially to the "eunuch nation," the LGBT sexual minority community that has often found itself a scapegoat for judgment by voices inside the Church. In this thought-provoking book, Mr. Ortiz proposes a different role for the eunuch nation as part of the Bride of Christ. Mr. Ortiz explores scriptural prophecies on an unbiased level. The depth of his narrative is matched by its breadth as he explores Last Days topics ranging from the Tribulation, the Rapture, and the Millennium to the Beasts, the Second Coming of Jesus, and the final battle. Readers will explore prophecy, the role of Israel, and the events leading to the final days of this age. Ultimately, readers are faced with a choice: believe and serve God or fall prey to the deceit of Satan. A must-read for those, seeking to know more about the days ahead, the book is an urgent reminder to show God's love to everyone in these last days.
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