The Restoration of All Things

Joseph Dumond’s latest book is one of the most exciting biblical rollercoaster rides full of sensational revelations and fresh insights.If you are a seeker of truth—no matter at what personal cost—you will undoubtedly appreciate the preciouspearls of great priceenshrined in its pages. Let’s face it; when you go to hear a great preacher, for his message to be worth hearing, it needs to move you. You have become inspired, your focus has changed, and you have come away with a new resolve. So it is also with a book. It has to inspire you. It has to hold you, stir and lead you, and yes, it needs to evenchangeyou. Be very glad, for you have found such a book, you are holding it in your hands right now.The lead theme of this book is perfectly expressed in,‘The Times of Restoration of All things,’ quotedfrom Acts 3:21, and it appears to suggest to the careful reader that Messiah Yeshua cannot come back to us,“…until the times of restoration of all things!”This caused the author to ask the following questions:“WHAT WAS LOST?”“WHEN WAS IT LOST?”“HOW & WHEN (& IN WHICH WAY) WILL IT BE RESTORED?Once he has provided us with the incredible and shocking details of the ‘What’ and the ‘When;’ Joseph Dumond goes on to inform us of the majestic way in which the Holy Spirit is inspiring people throughout the ages at different times and in diverse places to restore key lost aspects of His truth.Reading this largely untold history is an exciting experience, as constantly you are presented with sad and terrible events, as well as wonderful, surprising things, almost too fantastic to imagine.Another totally new and fresh insight is presented into both the meaning and the application of those well-known Biblical phrases regarding:“The former and latter rains!” (Joel 2:23)This restoration phenomenon comes in two great phases known respectively, as“The Former and the Latter Rains.”It is utterly fascinating to follow the process, as you go through the ages of the living and true faith of our fathers. Even when it looks like all is lost, som