The Assyrian Prophecy

The breaking of God's Covenants is not looked upon favorably in any nation. Take Assyria, the first "nation" to convert to Christianity.Overnight.That's a "wave" of understanding that has not simultaneously overcome a population since.Assyrian kings turned from the One true God of Israel, whom is merciful, and shall Allow the return of Assyria, once again as His people are gatheredFrom all four corners of the world... without the Jealousy, anger and hate that formed in the Assyria of old.Learn the lesson, and ask... God will change your heart and allow you to "see" the mysteries of faith in Jesus Christ.Beginning to beginning.Highly recommend this book, especially for anyone of Assyrian decent.It is so, so it is.

Good timing great book

Good book to read

I was cruising the streets of Turlock, CA, and scanning the radio for a good station to listen to, when I came across a man talking repeatedly about Assyria, Assyrian. With a great shock, I turned up the volume to see what the narrator is talking about. I couldn’t believe it… someone American knew who Assyrians are, and is talking about us in English on the radio. I quickly made it home and started googling the book: The Assyrian Prophecy and signed up for the Kindel Version of the book. It was so interesting, that I could not put the book down. The more I read, the more excited I became about my existence, history, ancestors, community, and land. Every time I read something interesting in this book, I run downstairs to my mom asking her if she knew about that specific part of our history, if she was there, if her family was there, so on and so forth.My entire life in America has been an annoyance of people asking my ethnicity, and not having a clue what I am and where I come from when I tell them I am Assyrian. I didn’t even know who I am, and where I come from to explain or help people understand. All I knew was that I was born in Iran, but I was not Iranian, I was Assyrian. If I tell people I am Iranian, they will think I am Muslim, and I was not about to let them think that, not even for one sec.People— “ wow, You are so pretty, where are you from?”Me— “I am Assyrian”People— “Oh wow, what is that? where is that?”Me — “ummm somewhere in Iraq… we don’t have a country anymore?”People—“ Oh nooo, Why?”Me— With a blank look in my face.My name is Bretil, and I am 28 years, 100% Assyrian, born in Iran, Tehran. Since I can remember, my mother has been a strong member and a discipleship teacher at the Jama'at-e Rabbani Church in Iran, Tehran. Many (about 80%) of its adherents are converts from Islam, the remainder are converts from Iranian Christian ethnic minorities ( Assyrian and Armenian). The church referred any Muslim women interested in Christianity to my mother. I recall Muslim women with their headscarf sitting in our living room, and reading the Bible as they asked my mother questions. One day, we got a call from one of the Muslim ladies husband that my mother was teaching to be baptized. He said, “ If you ever preach to my wife about your God, I will make sure you pay for it.” Extremely afraid, we packed our bags, and here we are today. Lost, and trying to be “American” and working on the “American Dream”Growing up in America, it’s easy to get lost and forget who you are, as you try to blend in, and be more American. Reading this book has been such a breath of fresh air. I feel like I am looking at my genealogy report on ancestry.com. Learning about where I come from, and the accomplishments of my ancestors give me a new feeling of pride, determination to become a part of the change, and discovering MY TRUE CALLING in life. Because of this book, I have gained new confidence, and I look forward to being asked about my ethnicity. With my shoulders held back, and my head up high, I can finally talk about who I am. I am Assyrian, the work of Gods Hands.Isaiah 19.25, Blessed be Assyria, the work of My Hands.THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR ALL YOUR HARD WORK, AND RESEARCH.

“The Assyrian Prophecy” authored by Dr. Ron Susek stands tall and majestically noble in its impeccable scholarship, resolute faith, and loving hand of authorship. Add to this Dr. Susek’s burning conviction, and the result is one of the most important books of our time. This is not hyperbole. We live in a post-modern world of stale transient opinions, analysis, and the secular weighing of possibilities. Yet, this wondrous book, places burning coal on the lips of its readers (I honor Father God in this specific Biblical reference) in hearkening to words of the royal prophet, Isaiah, and cleansing us of our convenient ignorance and blindness to the reality of a mountainous prophecy, and the world’s oldest people, the ancient Assyrians, whose future role will create the vital connection (“highway’) between Egypt, Israel and its new nationhood, cementing God’s purposes for the Middle East, and the Millennial Era of our precious Lord Jesus Christ. My utmost respect is accorded to Dr. Susek for his integrity of purpose, while painstakingly striking a gorgeous literary “harmony” between historic relevance, discernment, and the immense power of his message, topped off with a passionate call for action. Indeed, we are entering a glorious era in which long-hidden jewels, no different than the Lord Himself, shrouded for a time in the land of Egypt to escape the sword of Herod’s decree, will be brought to shining light; and these diamonds, sapphires and pearls will be bathed in the Lord’s redemptive blood and mercy for all to witness. The Assyrian people have an astounding history and destiny, both. I ask the world to honor the pages of Dr. Susek’s book, to recommend it widely to friends and fellow believers, and to know that its intensions are pure and exquisitely timed. With enormous gratitude to the author, we can embrace a long unseen plan of Father God, knowing that its recognition only foretells a brighter era for all: for in the Assyrian story is a capsule of all of us who love and worship the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. There is a plan. There are delays. There are lessons to be learned. However, in the final chapter, Father God will be glorified, justice will be served, and His will shall be done. Praise God Almighty. (Michael An’gileo; USC Class of ’81, teacher and author.)

One of the most well written books that reflects a prohecy that will come to pass very soon. The prophecy is Isaiah 19:23 and confirmed by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in Matthew 12:41.