The world is home to 300 million dispensationalists (otherwise known as Christian Zionists) and they’ve long been fascinated by the End Times, including, the reestablishment of the state of Israel (1948), the rebuilding of the Third Temple, the Rapture, the Great Tribulation, Armageddon, and ultimately, Jesus’ Second Coming. Most dispensationalists expect these events to occur during their lifetimes, which is why they are oftentimes more familiar with eschatology, or the study of last things, than they are with their Bibles. Indeed, dispensationalists have consumed a steady diet of dispensational eschatology, such as Hal Lindsey’s The Late Great Planet Earth (1970) and the bestselling, twelve-part Left Behind (1995-2004) book series. However, what most dispensationalists are unaware of is that dispensationalism offers a peculiar interpretation of the End Times that lacks a biblical foundation. Truth be told, dispensationalism is one of the Christian Church’s greatest heresies, as it was invented by the Englishman John Nelson Darby during the latter part of the 19th century. Darby’s American counterpart, C. I. Scofield wrote the Scofield Bible , which popularized Darby’s dispensationalism to an American audience during the 20th century. Instead of becoming the world’s peacemakers, loving one’s neighbor as oneself, and fulfilling the Great Commission, the Scofield Bible urged Christians to focus most of their time and energy on all things Israel, including, the reestablishment of the state of Israel, the propagation of Greater Israel, and the rebuilding of the Third Temple, which would then usher in the rapture, the Great Tribulation, Armageddon, and Jesus’ Second Coming. Darby’s Dispensationalism wasn’t just a harmless misinterpretation of scripture, however, because he was working on behalf of the Freemasons, which is the world’s largest Satanic secret society. As this book proves, the Freemasons have waged a two-centuries long crusade to eradicate Christianity from the face of the earth, and they invented the theory of evolution, Mormonism, and Communism, among other toxic ideologies, to do so. In addition, the Freemasons have fomented a myriad of catastrophes over the last three centuries, including the French Revolution, the Armenian Genocide, World War I, World War II, and the Cold War, to wage war upon the Christian West. Darby and the Freemason brotherhood invented dispensationalism because they hoped to convince Christian Zionists they should reestablish the state of Israel to start the countdown to Armageddon. After all, doing so would cause Jesus to rapture his Church, which would thus lead to their salvation. What most dispensationalists aren’t aware of, however, is that the secret pretribulation rapture is a myth, which Darby invented because he was a Freemason, as well. Simply put, Darby invented the pretribulation rapture so that Christians wouldn’t question the need to work towards the reestablishment of Israel, the rebuilding of a Third Temple (in which the anti-Christ would sit one day), and Armageddon because Christians wouldn’t have to endure those hardships since they would have already been raptured. Indeed, dispensationalists would be the very instruments of their own destruction. The good news is that the Great Tribulation already occurred during the 1st century, just like Jesus said it would during the Olivet Discourse, so dispensationalists don't need to partner with Israel to provoke WWIII because if they continue to do so, they’ll find that they, too, have been left behind .