Two Men from Babylon

Nebuchadnezzar, Trump, and the Lord of History

By: Wallace Henley

Narrated by: Zach Hoffman

Discover the Key to Unlocking the Meaning of History

What roles do King Nebuchadnezzar, ruler of ancient Babylon, and Donald J. Trump, 45th president of the United States, play in God furthering His kingdom? In Two Men from Babylon, Wallace Henley brings into perspective how God uses unlikely leaders to bring about His plans and purpose. Here is a masterfully constructed audiobook that tears the camouflage off our times and looks intensely at what is going on in our crazy era on the eve of a year of destiny—and perhaps for civilization itself. Here you will:

• Consider the possibility Donald Trump is president by God’s will
• Learn where the “age of Trump” might fit into history
• Get a feel for the "White House Mystique”
• Sense the spiritual atmosphere of the Oval Office
• Discover the strategic role of the church related to politics
• Understand why places of great power are vulnerable to demonic attack
• . . . and much more

The heart of this audiobook is found in two Scripture passages, “It is God who changes the times and the epochs; He removes kings and establishes kings” (Daniel 2:21); and “This Gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in the whole world as a testimony to all the nations and then the end will come” (Matthew 24:14). Two Men from Babylon summarizes the truth of these verses in revealing that God has grand purposes for time and history; there are manifestations of the kingdom that appear throughout finite time and history; the church is the primary agent for the expansion of this kingdom; nations are of strategic importance in the fulfillment of God’s plan; and it is God who establishes and removes the leaders of those nations. Thus, the Lord of History is the focus of this audiobook, but Nebuchadnezzar and Donald Trump play an essential role in His story.

Two Men From Babylon

I was expecting and hoping to hear a thorough story about the personalities and characters of both men, but the book did not provide this detail, it only touched upon these subjects. The writing plan was all over the place and didn't tie into the book's title.