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3:15: The Genesis of All Prophecy

Last updated on August 29, 2025

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I recently bought “3:15: The Genesis of All Prophecy” by Rabbi Eric E. Walker, but I forgot that I had purchased it, and I was skimming through my 750-plus Kindle books looking for something I hadn’t read. I found 3:15 and began to read it. The content blew me away. I don’t remember purchasing the book, but I believe God led me to buy it because of its relevance to current events.

With God, it’s always about the timing. I would not have been mentally or emotionally prepared to read this book until now. I probably wouldn’t have believed some of this history, which is presented in a very detailed, methodical way. I would have been too compelled to deny it because it’s so horrendous, but based on my own research in the last decade for my own books, I know everything in this book is true.

Walker has done an excellent job of compiling critical historical information to understand why we are where we are today: Antisemitism, the history of the Catholic Church, the issues with the Church Fathers and their way of allegorizing Scripture that is so common in Western society, where we are headed as far as the prophetic timetable, why Jews don’t believe they can be Jewish and still believe in Yeshua (Jesus), the roots of amillennialism, how the churches remained silent and complacent in Germany during WW II despite information about the Holocaust being revealed through “private” channels and eyewitness accounts. The church has no excuse for its complicity in allowing the murder of six million Jews.

I recently went to Israel (2023), and the tour guide, who was Jewish, knew the Bible, including the New Testament, probably as well as I; yet, he had not received Yeshua (Jesus) as his personal Savior. I asked him why, and he said, in a frank and almost apologetic way, “I lost family members who died in the concentration camps in WWII. If I were to accept Yeshua (Jesus), it would be a betrayal of my family because I would no longer be Jewish. I must honor my family. If I were to do this unforgivable thing, my family would be crushed.

I never understood the depth of his words until I read 3:15.

People who believe in replacement theology have bought into the lie. I have very good friends who are doctors, professors, missionaries, and brilliant individuals who give far too much credence to the early church fathers (such as Calvin, Augustine, and Origen) than they deserve.

I would urge anyone who wants to more accurately understand what the Bible says about the Jews and their future to read this book. If you’ve read my review, I hope you’ll also take the time to purchase 3:15: The Genesis of All Prophecy. We don’t have much time. We need people to learn the truth now.  According to Yeshua’s words, He will not return until the leadership of Israel acknowledges Him as their Messianic Savior. The church has a great deal of work to do. Please, be a part of God’s plan to bring the Jews and Israel to a saving knowledge of their Messiah and give all the glory to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

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