According to the book of Revelation, a woman will reign over the kings of the earth in the final days. The apostle John marveled with great amazement when he saw the woman who says in her heart, "I sit as queen" (Revelation 18:7).

Who is this queen? Is she the Queen of Heaven? How could she possibly encompass nations and kingdoms? What will be her fate and the fate of those who follow her? Will signs and wonders associated with this "Queen of All" and her son (the Eucharistic Jesus) usher in the "Eucharistic Reign of Jesus" (also referred to many as the "Second Coming")?

Queen of Rome, Queen of Islam, Queen of All: The Marian Apparitions plan to unite all religions Under the Roman Catholic Church by Tetlow, Oakland and Myers, will provide biblical answers to these and other questions. The book documents who the "Queen" is and the role she plays to prepare the counterfeit bride for the counterfeit Christ.

Reports of paranormal and supernatural activity are on the rise worldwide.

For instance, tens of millions visit apparition sites hoping to encounter the Virgin Mary. Many believe that these increasing manifestations signal the advent of a new era on earth. Thousands of messages from the apparition of Mary indicate that we are entering a critical moment in world history - cataclysmic changes may soon occur.

Those who follow the apparitions believe Mary has come to turn us back to God, while others insist that these events are either fabrications or the working of Satan. Does the Bible anticipate apparitions, signs and wonders in the last days? Does the Word of God reveal the origin of these phenomena? How might the apparition of Mary and other paranormal events transform the world in the third millennium?

Throughout Scripture, God has revealed to us the things that will take place in the future. In fact, the Lord assures us that He does nothing unless He reveals His plan to His servants the prophets.

Surely the Lord GOD does nothing, unless He reveals His secret to His servants the prophets (Amos 3:7).

Interestingly, there is only one chapter in the Bible that identifies a benevolent “woman” on the scene during earth’s final days. The chapter is Revelation 12. In the first verse of this chapter we read: “And there appeared a great wonder in heaven; a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and upon her head a crown of twelve stars.”

The apparition appearing as Mary claims that Revelation 12 refers to her. Does Revelation 12 anticipate the apparition’s last day’s role? How does this prophetic passage relate to the rest of the Scriptures? Does the Word of God reveal the apparition's ultimate agenda? This article examines the Scriptures to determine what God has revealed about these last days events.

The Bible encourages believers to study the “whole counsel” of God’s Word and to “test all things; hold fast what is good” (1 Thessalonians 5:21). Every believer is to “be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth” (2 Timothy 2:15). To obey God’s command to test all things, we will search the Scriptures to determine what the Bible teaches concerning the Lord’s Supper.

Pope John Paul II has called for a new evangelization focused on the Eucharistic Christ. According to Roman Catholic teaching, the Eucharist is the central component of the Mass and the source and summit of Christianity. It is believed that when a priest consecrates the Communion bread, the wafer is no longer bread, but the actual body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus Christ. Rome teaches that Jesus is literally and bodily present wherever a consecrated Host is found. Therefore, hundreds of thousands of Catholic churches claim that Jesus is present in their eucharistic tabernacle or monstrance.

How might this peculiar belief lead to the evangelization of the world into the Roman Catholic religious system? Is transubstantiation taught in the Bible? Does Bible prophecy give insight into these global, ecumenical end-time events? What did Jesus mean when He warned that many would claim that Christ was in the "inner rooms" in the last days (Matthew 24: 23-27)? Why did Jesus warn that these false appearances of counterfeit christs would be accompanied by "great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect"?

Another Jesus? The Eucharistic Christ and the New Evangelization, explores these topics from a biblical perspective - exhorting all to heed the Bible's warnings. By chronicling the growing cult of eucharistic adoration and the increasing trend of eucharistic evangelization, Roger Oakland points readers back to a "more sure word of prophecy" and the true Jesus of the Bible. (Paper Back)

(The Catholic "Mary" directs all to the Eucharistic Reign of Christ).

(review of "The Passion of the Christ")

Larry Spargimino of Southwest Radio Church Ministries interviews Jim Tetlow about "Messages from Heaven"

1) "Messages From Heaven." Apparitions of Mary are coming to your area!

2) "Messages From Heaven." What do these visions of Mary have to do with healings?

3) "Messages From Heaven." Will Mary actually gather all religions together?

4) "Messages From Heaven"

5) "Messages From Heaven." Who worships Mary as Queen of Heaven?

A Biblical Perspective for Truth Hosted by: Thomas Edward Bertoli

Interview with Jim Tetlow on "Messages from Heaven"

Olive Tree Ministries interviews Jim Tetlow on "Queen of All"

"Jim Tetlow has just authored "Queen of Rome, Queen of Islam, Queen of All: How Marian appartions' plan to unite all religions." How does this deception play into the end-times and particularly the coming one-world religious system? This will also help you understand and share your faith with Catholic friends and family." Listen to the interview

The Berean Call Radio Program Interviews with Dave Hunt, T.A. McMahon, and Jim Tetlow titled: What About Mary - Is she crowned as Queen of Heaven? (and other questions) Listen to part 1 / Part 2