The validity of prophecy has been debated for centuries and is one of the most controversial subjects in world religion today. Join host and historian Ronnie Cohen as you go on an epic journey to uncover the secrets behind Middle Eastern prophecy and the shocking statistical evidence that proves there is much more going on regarding past prophetic fulfillment than mere chance. Shocking new research also reveals that prophetic events foretelling frightening social changes that will usher in a new period of global hardships, tribulations and widespread death that may be more plausible than most believe. No matter your belief system, the findings within the Prophecies of Zion film are as eye-opening as they are frightening. The ultimate conclusion may change your view of prophecy forever and redefine how much time we truly have left on this world.

» The Origin of Prophecy

Many associate the phrase "ancient" with civilizations such as the Mayans and Egyptians. Few are aware that in regards to the origin of prophecy, language and record keeping, none are more ancient that the records originating from the Jewish bloodline which are now secured within the nation of Israel. In fact, the detailed history described within the ancient scriptures precede and supersede the rise and fall of the Mayans, Egyptians and Roman empire. The result is the most continuous and complete account of human history that is only now being fully realized.

» Undeniable archeological and scientific evidence.

Today, over 100 ancient Biblical cities, previously believed to be folk lore, and tens of thousands of artifacts, remnants and sites have been unearthed; providing evidence that the events and prophecies recorded within the ancient scriptures came to pass in the finest of detail. It's undeniable that many prophetic events within the ancient records were fulfilled, and often foretold hundreds of years before the associated event occurred. In these cases, even for skeptical scholars, it's difficult to deny that many of the prophetic fulfillments took place, but it's often argued that the fulfillments were the result of chance, and not of God as the ancient records claim. This is where the debate between fact and fiction is born; however, new archeological evidence and studies regarding statistical probability provides a shocking conclusion that shatters the belief that Biblical prophecy occurred by chance and sheds an entirely new light on frightening end-times prophecy foretelling a future of death and destruction beyond imagination.