Review by Momiji1987 -- Roadmap to the End of Days

[Judy Burr]

Thank you for the review. I read the sample. The history of mankind and God's plan is discussed in the author's research, including charts and graphs. This is a good study book for everyone interested in history and the beginnings of religion. Congrats to the author for the #BOTD.

[Catherine Sweet]

This sounds like a well-written and researched book. The charts sound like an innovative way to represent the timelines visually. As I'm not religious, I don't think this book is for me, but I'm sure lots of readers will enjoy it.

[Wamboi Susan]

An intriguing review of "Roadmap to the End of Days" by Daniel Friedmann. Going by it, i am fascinated to delve into the narrative presented in this book. The review has offered insights and stimulating thought on the divine reasoning behind world creation by GOD.

[Kibet Hillary]

I am glad that the subject matter is presented in a clear, comprehensible, and approachable manner. I am not sure whether the end times can be accurately predicted, but this is an informative text. Also, the inclusion of some notable New Testament events would have been really helpful.
Many thanks for the review, @Chelsy Scherba.

[Joe Alex 2]

A fascinating deep dive into biblical prophecy with well-researched timelines and connections to real-world events. The charts and historical analysis sound intriguing, though it seems like a broader perspective could have made it even more impactful.

[Rezaul Hasan]

[b][i]Daniel Friedmann's "Roadmap to the End of Days" is an insightful examination of biblical prophecy and how it fits within historical and scientific timelines. Friedmann offers a distinctive viewpoint on the end of the world as prophesied by religious writings after carefully examining ancient literature. The book presents difficult concepts in an approachable way, bridging the gap between faith and science. The thorough research and reasoned arguments make it an engaging read, even though some readers might find the interpretations speculative. This book, which is perfect for eschatological enthusiasts, pushes readers to reevaluate how spirituality, history, and the future are intertwined.[/i][/b]

[Rezaul Hasan]

Daniel Friedmann's "Roadmap to the End of Days" is an insightful examination of biblical prophecy and how it fits within historical and scientific timelines. Friedmann offers a distinctive viewpoint on the end of the world as prophesied by religious writings after carefully examining ancient literature. The book presents difficult concepts in an approachable way, bridging the gap between faith and science. The thorough research and reasoned arguments make it an engaging read, even though some readers might find the interpretations speculative. This book, which is perfect for eschatological enthusiasts, pushes readers to reevaluate how spirituality, history, and the future are intertwined.

[Amos Osinya]

"Roadmap End of Days" elicits anxiety in me. Am anxious to find out from Daniel Friedmann's perspective on this topic. I look forward to reading this book and I believe I will be much informed as hinted by the review

[Alissa Deann Devargas]

'Another thing about this book is it mainly deals with rabbinical and Old Testament sources. This approach conforms to the author’s own Jewish perspective and makes his work accessible to a variety of faiths by avoiding religious debate.'
Religion is one topic a good author knows how to deal with.

[Gayatri Tripathi]

This review does a fantastic job of outlining the strengths and potential limitations of Roadmap to the End of Days. I appreciate how the reviewer highlights the book’s accessibility to readers of different faiths while acknowledging that the exclusion of New Testament perspectives may leave some readers wanting a broader scope. The use of charts to map prophetic patterns sounds like a fascinating approach, even if their clarity could be improved. I’m especially intrigued by the way Friedmann ties past biblical events to recent history, such as 9/11, to make a case for prophetic timelines. The interactive format of the e-book also sounds like a great feature. Thanks for such a detailed and balanced review!

[Seamstress]

Definitely not my cup of tea, because I am not a religious person and honestly have no idea what is implied under the "Judaic teachings of biblical end time events". I don't believe in prophecies, but you shouldn't be Nostradamus to figure out where we as a civilization will soon end up with the way we are going. Sorry, I prefer to skip the book.

[SophiaNd]

"Roadmap to the End of Days" by Daniel Friedmann offers a unique, instructive approach to understanding biblical end-time prophecies through detailed analysis of Jewish texts and historical events. Using charts and timelines, Friedmann connects past, present, and future prophetic patterns, making his work accessible to readers of various faiths while offering a compelling perspective on how near humanity may be to the prophesied final days.

[azza lia]

From your review, the book is thought-provoking and seems too complicated. Definitely not my cup of tea. Religious-themed books aren't my favorite. Why are so many people so obsessed with knowing when the world will end? If so, then what? Is there anything we can do about it? God's plan is beyond human prediction. Anyway, thank you for sharing your thoughts. Nice review.

[Kaitlyn Canedy]

I had hoped that the author would have included other religious beliefs in this book, as the reviewer stated, but I understand why he did not based on what the review stated. This is a great read for those who want to know more about the potential end of time for humanity. Thanks for the review!

[Victory Ositaorah]

I'm really interested in learning about the author's thoughts and views on the Old Testament. I think this book will be super enlightening and help me understand things from a new perspective.