Review by TrishKissane -- Roadmap to the End of Days

[TrishKissane]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Roadmap to the End of Days" by Daniel Friedmann.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Review: Roadmap to the End of Days – Daniel Friedmann

Daniel Friedmann has done a ton of research into this book. It is by no means a claim like so many other scenarios “to know the exact date or time”. The book is thought provoking and leads the reader to look at his arguments with an open mind. There is a rhythm to this book that captivates one’s mind and sets one on a journey through time.

The first chapter is possibly the most important because it lays out a clearly defined explanation by the author of timelines, how the book has been organized and the concepts the author will be dealing with. Thereafter the author puts forward a well thought out concept regarding a theory he has of Amalek and the spirit of doubt that it brings to mankind.

When Daniel deals with the historical rhythms it becomes a really captivating read. We have all at some point thought that history tends to repeat itself so when he follows these patterns over a period of 5777 years it is uncanny and somewhat eerie to discover that, yes, history does indeed have a sequence of repetition and we can decide in some ways how to live in these times based on the times that have preceded us. I love how he begins his disclaimer in chapter 7.

Every page of this book has links to his research so that when you find yourself questioning something he has written it is just a quick click to get to the information that backs up certain statements. Even though Daniel has acknowledged the various religions of the world who hold the belief in one Supreme God, he has given a lot of credence to the Judaism approach and literature. But, surprisingly, it does not detract from the essence of the end of days debate.

It addresses the age-old divisions between two schools of thought, firstly that there is a divine plan and we are almost just having things happen the way it was planned and secondly that we were created with free will and thus choose how our life pans out. Daniel has managed to address these two concepts by marrying them into a harmonious answer.

If you can appreciate and do seek knowledge, wisdom and understanding this book is a must-read for you. It pushes your boundaries and is backed up by quality research. I found no editing or grammatical errors in this book. This is not a book that sells a certain religious belief it is written from an historical and scientific point of view. You will be taken on a mental journey that pushes you to look deeper and to think hard about the way you walk through this earth realm. Based on all the above I have rated this book 4 out of 4 stars.

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[SPasciuti]

I'm incredibly wary of this book due to its central theme of religion. I've always been on the side of having a hard time with believing without proof, though I imagine that the acknowledgement of various religions gives this book a bit more credence than I'd previously assumed. I don't think it will be for me, but it's still a nice thing to know.

Thanks for your review!