"The Harbinger" by Jonathan Cahn

It is no secret that for a few years our great country has been turning into something more and more unrecognizable; it seems that the American Dream is now turning into a very real nightmare. 

There are many guesses, hypotheses and theories as to why all of these things have happened, and among them is the theory of Rabbi Jonathan Cahn who believes that everything is rooted in the ancient mystery of the 9 harbingers which Israel received in ancient times right before being destroyed as a nation.

In his book titled The Harbinger: The ancient mystery that holds the secret of America's future Cahn starts by exploring the events of 9/11 as he believes it was the first harbinger, the sign that American was now out of God’s favor.

The Harbinger by Jonathan Cahn (Book cover)
Starting from there, Cahn tries to make sense of the prophetic mysteries and what’s more, he actually believes that the nine harbingers have already dawned upon us, and what’s more, they all happened right in the United States. Regardless of whether or not you believe in such things Cahn’s observations will send chills down your spine; even skeptics will have a hard time explaining some of the so-called coincidences. 



Jonathan Cahn (Author)

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Jonathan Cahn is the type of author who has always given more importance to spiritual matters in his works, always seeking to bring out the rich revelations of the word of God, regardless of which religion we are discussing. He is most notable for writing The Harbinger, an widely-acclaimed novel.



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